I hate peanut butter, so that rules a lot of stuff out right there.

Does Review always take this incredibly long to be posted online? This is… frustrating.

One thing that I wish they'd explored more this season is Shirley and Andre's re-separation. I don't know if they're planning on getting to it in the finale, but it feels like a big thing to bring up and then never address again, especially when their past reconciliation was such a big part of season 2.

Oh, also Britta said it's been 5 years since they met Jeff which means that the gap between seasons 4 and 5 probably isn't as long as some people think so OH WHO THE FUCK KNOWS WHEN THIS SEASON TAKES PLACE REALLY

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The only major problem I have with that is that Repilot has a very "beginning of the school year" feel to it. And there's also the problem with how much time passed between AITF and Repilot but I don't even know where I land on that.

I suppose that can be written off as the cheap animation of the G.I. Joe universe/the general it-doesn't-matter-ness of when this takes place.

Probably smarter than them specifically writing S4 as fall semester, which as we all know led to all sorts of continuity shenanigans.

I don't know why it still bothers me at this point, because I'm fairly certain that not even the writers know what semester this is.

B/B+ for me, though leaning more towards the B side.. A lot of good stuff in there, but there were a lot of parts that dragged way too much for me to have enjoyed it consistently all the way through. The parts that were funny were pretty funny, and it had a really good justification.

Are they really very spoilery? I don't have a clue what any of them are supposed to indicate, save for one (I'm assuming you can figure out which one) where I will assume that context will be of vital importance.

YOU ENORMOUS FOOL

YOU FOOL

I couldn't possibly tell you.

I clicked on it because I saw the picture and thought it was a Captain America 2 review. Never again.

Veep's blurb on the Tolerability Index this week is literally word for word exactly what it was when it came back for season 2 last year. I remember because of how infuriated I was at the definitive statement of Veep being "the best comedy on TV - no qualifiers."

I don't think I'll ever regret having watched a show. I have strong conflicting emotions on HIMYM's ending, yes, but loved the 55 minutes of TV that came before it, and (most of) the entire 9 seasons of TV before that. Ultimately frustrating, yes, but an experience unlike any other that I wouldn't change for anything.

Can we just get a chronological supercut of every scene that Josh Radnor and Cristin Milioti shared on HIMYM? That would be absolutely lovely.

I agree pretty evenly with both his and Donna's reviews. It's a strange feeling.

That really would've been a fantastic episode if it had been five minutes shorter, give or take an unresolved Robin character arc. I need to sleep on this one.