I definitely felt the "guys come up with a whacky set of rules, ladies counter with tweaks on said rules" plot is an episode done by a weaker show when it's trying to figure out what it's trying to be early in its first season.

When I first saw Bob Odenkirk pop up in this episode, I thought, "Hey! This will make these long months without Breaking Bad seem shorter." The opposite effect happened.

When I first saw Bob Odenkirk pop up in this episode, I thought, "Hey! This will make these long months without Breaking Bad seem shorter." The opposite effect happened.

wtf is the Avengers lol

wtf is the Avengers lol

I'm not sure I've said it here, but Morrissey belongs in my iPod and not out in the open.

I'm not sure I've said it here, but Morrissey belongs in my iPod and not out in the open.

Michael Bacall was on an episode of Buffy too, and he co-wrote Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World and wrote 21 Jump Street, so maybe it's a thing?

Michael Bacall was on an episode of Buffy too, and he co-wrote Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World and wrote 21 Jump Street, so maybe it's a thing?

Disappointed in you all. How is there not this post?:

Disappointed in you all. How is there not this post?:

There's a mega obvious one to Akira.

There's a mega obvious one to Akira.

This is what I'm trying to say. I have/had in the past trusted the show to get there, so I hate the moments where it goes, "Oh hey we're getting there" without actually "getting there" because it feels false.

This is what I'm trying to say. I have/had in the past trusted the show to get there, so I hate the moments where it goes, "Oh hey we're getting there" without actually "getting there" because it feels false.

"The premise is only a liability if the viewer makes it one."

"The premise is only a liability if the viewer makes it one."

He really was the only good aspect of Zoey. Because no Zoey meant no The Captain. But also no Zoey…

He really was the only good aspect of Zoey. Because no Zoey meant no The Captain. But also no Zoey…

Longer short answer: because NBC doesn't think advertising the show is necessary because Robert Greenblatt is an idiot.