Now I have twice as many crayons!

Her character has taken on a lot of comedic/dramatic weight. I love dark horses. Here's to hoping Jacob names her the office's protector.

I read the headline and mistook it to be about Rerun from What's Happening!! playing James Franco, but I was wrong. I was so wrong.

Personally, I think it does capture the zeitgeist. I mean, everyone I know is unfunny and repetitive.

You live in a copper statue?

Forget it @avclub-55e3810d28d3d3b098f2405b29602eea:disqus , it's Hollywood.

Thought this was about Paul Baldwin, and that they were gonna change the name to "Coffee Talk."

But that's how long my erections last!

Hey, there was plenty of genuinely funny stuff in this to laugh at. I think the characters were (at times) supposed to be actually humorous. Just like real people.

Hey, there was plenty of genuinely funny stuff in this to laugh at. I think the characters were (at times) supposed to be actually humorous. Just like real people.

This is how I saw it. A dry-as-timber send-up of critical darlings. Sort of how "Dirty Work" was a parody of Adam Sandler-esque bottom-feeder comedies, yet was so on-the-nose it easily could be mistaken for one.

This is how I saw it. A dry-as-timber send-up of critical darlings. Sort of how "Dirty Work" was a parody of Adam Sandler-esque bottom-feeder comedies, yet was so on-the-nose it easily could be mistaken for one.

That hair-combing scene was actually sort of beautiful. But try to describe it to your girlfriend who walked out to take a pee at that exact moment—impossible.

That hair-combing scene was actually sort of beautiful. But try to describe it to your girlfriend who walked out to take a pee at that exact moment—impossible.

You know you're supposed to refrigerate those, right Taquito?

You know you're supposed to refrigerate those, right Taquito?

Top Gun from the top!

Top Gun from the top!

Just watched this last night. I think the fact that Netflix categorizes its genre under "Comedies, Dramas" says a lot.

Just watched this last night. I think the fact that Netflix categorizes its genre under "Comedies, Dramas" says a lot.