I agree, I don't think it's a stereotype that women AND men once they hit their thirties start thinking about children and settling down. Jess and Cece were both panicky, but they have reason to be.

I agree, I don't think it's a stereotype that women AND men once they hit their thirties start thinking about children and settling down. Jess and Cece were both panicky, but they have reason to be.

one of the best moments actually is towards the end (SPOILERS KINDA) when Richard falls, West looks straight at the camera and does this wise-ass Bugs Bunny grin. The ending in general is brilliant and pretty unnerving.

one of the best moments actually is towards the end (SPOILERS KINDA) when Richard falls, West looks straight at the camera and does this wise-ass Bugs Bunny grin. The ending in general is brilliant and pretty unnerving.

I didn't like Appropriate Adult that much, but he was very, very good. 

I didn't like Appropriate Adult that much, but he was very, very good. 

The moment when Eddie sincerely tells Nucky that he lives only to serve him really humanized a bumbling comic relief character. Their relationship here got some really nice fleshing out in this episode too-you see how much Nucky needs and cares for Eddie.

The moment when Eddie sincerely tells Nucky that he lives only to serve him really humanized a bumbling comic relief character. Their relationship here got some really nice fleshing out in this episode too-you see how much Nucky needs and cares for Eddie.

well id say that barney has changed a lot: as much as he wants to get into girls pants, he also seems willing to find a long-term relationship, and he's found a few.
as for the coupling, the chemistry between smulders and harris is just really, really good (something the writers realized post-breakup). barney and…

well id say that barney has changed a lot: as much as he wants to get into girls pants, he also seems willing to find a long-term relationship, and he's found a few.
as for the coupling, the chemistry between smulders and harris is just really, really good (something the writers realized post-breakup). barney and…

according to wikipedia, its pretty likely he conned and killed an old widow, but hey, never proven, right? *wink*

according to wikipedia, its pretty likely he conned and killed an old widow, but hey, never proven, right? *wink*

I actually fell in love with, and got dumped by, a beautiful Latina girl a few months ago, which made me spiral for a bit, so I can relate to AJ on a weirdly symbiotic level. I agree though that Aj never seemed as self-righteous as Meadow; he was always more contemplative even at his most assholish, which made him…

I actually fell in love with, and got dumped by, a beautiful Latina girl a few months ago, which made me spiral for a bit, so I can relate to AJ on a weirdly symbiotic level. I agree though that Aj never seemed as self-righteous as Meadow; he was always more contemplative even at his most assholish, which made him…

Great movie. The lead performance is actually pretty damn good, making you feel pity Martin and at the same time feel disturbed by his very odd behavior (can't think of the name of the actor). Got this on Netflix, though, for anyone looking for a decent DVD.

Great movie. The lead performance is actually pretty damn good, making you feel pity Martin and at the same time feel disturbed by his very odd behavior (can't think of the name of the actor). Got this on Netflix, though, for anyone looking for a decent DVD.

The joke about Tom's business ideas is usually that they're almost plausible albeit very silly, but this one actually seems like a decent idea. I'm excited to see where his character goes with it.

The joke about Tom's business ideas is usually that they're almost plausible albeit very silly, but this one actually seems like a decent idea. I'm excited to see where his character goes with it.

Biggest laugh was Charlie screaming GO and letting a very dead pigeon drop on the table. The whole thing with pheasant was hysterical: "Of course I'm not going to spend my money on some gourmet bird when I can get a perfectly good street bird!"

Biggest laugh was Charlie screaming GO and letting a very dead pigeon drop on the table. The whole thing with pheasant was hysterical: "Of course I'm not going to spend my money on some gourmet bird when I can get a perfectly good street bird!"