I also think the demeaning way the chicken-dealer was treating Rachel was both because she was a black female and basically the type of crap she has to deal with all the time.

I think needing more Tim is something we can all agree on.

I was, and then I realized that the scene in the car was really really dragging out and at this point it would be too predictable and boring to kill Ellen May off, plus the tortured look on that guys (forgot his name) face indicated that he was really really going to hate doing this, so I was sure she had run off by…

I did, I really did.

Just this weekend, I thought "Wow, Young Justice is so good, and Green Lantern is finally getting good!

Maybe because it ended on a high note and I'm a big softy, this is my favorite episode now, knocking the "Considering Helen" episode off its lofty pedestal.

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Thanks for your input, Lena!

I think shaving made him look more pudgy.

Lena Dunham's status as the "voice" of my generation is beginning to annoy me as well…  partly because I don't feel like watching Girls and I sort of feel out of the loop, and partly because everything I hear about Girls makes my generation sound basically terrible- entitled, aimless, etc.  I may entitled and aimless…

It's true!  She looked particularly pretty this episode, garbage collector uniform and all.

You're not terrible, you're just saying what we've all been thinking.

My theory is this show has always had a "Let them eat cake!" ethos, and as time goes on, we, the audience, are finally realizing that this show is just about a bunch of rich selfish assholes.

Cowabunga, dudes!

I think last night was pretty much definitive proof that The Middle is a superior show to this one.

At least twice in this episode I thought to myself "God Claire is such a huge bitch."  Actually, no, at least twice in EVERY episode I think to myself that she is such a huge bitch.  I don't know if it's daring or lame to have such an unlikable mom character- yup, I'll go with lame.

Oh definitely.  It was SUBLIME.  Sublime, I tell you!

This show needs an episode that just follows Tim around for a day, sort of similar to the Dewey Crowe episode and quite possibly JUST AS AWESOME.

I don't know, I have a totally different reading on Boyd this season… I feel like every major event relating to him has left a bad taste in his mouth, and you can see this look of self-doubt on his face.  Examples: when his lackey shot the newly-Christian drug dealer, when Duffy shot his own drug dealer, when his goon…

Art is like that old guy at work who comes up with a pervy joke and finds it SO HILARIOUS and just keeps repeating it over and over thinking it's a thing, and his underlings have to humor him because he's the boss.