huh. See, I don't think that's the case at all.

He's not at all like those characters. Especially not Joey. And let it be known, I think "Morgan" would be a far superior spinoff than "Joey", but I digress…

Yeah, probably.

Morgan is perfect and his absurdity is used well. Not too much, but not too little.

nah, boo, a grade with a minus is dumb. These eps. were a solid B.

I'm calling it now, Peter is going to be the equivalent of any awkward BFF in any romcom ever. I'm okay with that.

Chris Messina is good at acting. He's really good at what he does. He is the MVP of this show, for sure.

I'm so reluctant to make the comparison I'm about to make, but I'm going to do it…

It's absolutely apples and oranges, but comparing the two shows is a thing, so I'm playing along.

for what it's worth, the threat of cancellation is a very real thing when it comes to this show and Mindy Kaling, the writer, understands the need for satisfaction.

A solid A for me. This episode gave me everything I require from this show.

Surely you jest.

it was a sweet callback, for sure

Is this show a romcom or bad fan fiction? I'm not sure yet, but I like it.

anyone who feels passionately about this show on either end of the spectrum is probably an idiot.

I've thought it since season 1 and I'm still thinking it — the best written characters on Girls are male. And that's not a knock on the show, plenty of people can criticize the show and I'm far too lazy to do so, but those males are interesting characters.

I'd argue that Tyson's win took more actual effort than Boston Rob's win and Cochran's, as Tyson won in a season against gamers. There were no zombies this season, there were no wine party buddies involved for him. No past season 'friends'

and yet he voted for her

The move that shaped the most-merge game was Hayden not making a move. It's also the episode where Hayden said "Tyson has my back"

My grade = A.