I think half of why they updated Ulla was so they could pick up an extra Tony. 

Sondheim is particularly difficult to put on screen. Guys and Dolls is not Sondheim. (They could still fuck it up though.) 

Oh yes, I have observed. (Occasionally when my husband and I get REAL drunk we just spend hours watching YouTube videos of musical numbers. This is how we found out that Tituss Burgess was the 2009 Nicely-Nicely, and that White Josh was in the Daniel Radcliffe How To Succeed.)

I get the overall idea but those lines don’t really work and made the whole thing confusing.

Wow, thanks for this. I’m about halfway through and need a break! It’s fascinating and heartbreaking, and it’s beautiful to see the depth of their relationship.

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My favorite is still the story about Jason Mewes and (the idea of) Alan Rickman.

Ok, I dunno about all that. Maybe this commenter’s literally the worst, no clue, but if so you’re making them look pretty good by suggesting that because you talked about Dee Barnes a few years ago the issue is universally resolved! I guess the above is kind of a retraction, which is good, just in the future think…

I’m guessing we don’t have an extradition agreement with the UAE and Kelly was gonna pull a Pulanski?

I meant the hill of “Dee Barnes is talked about exactly the right amount.” 

You can go ad hominem, fine, but this is a weird hill to die on. 

Yeah but they refer to throwing shade and sneaky insulting, none of which happened. 

If she doesn’t end up with any one of them, that’s NOT different than last time. She wound up with neither Greg nor Josh.

I found the reprise incomprehensible, not because of the Hebrew (I’m Jewish) but because they kept implying they were backhandedly insulting each other and I couldn’t figure out how. 

“Don’t Be A Lawyer” was definitely my favorite song of the season, and probably in my Top Ten of all time.

I thought they were going to insert one right then. But as Nathaniel points out, that would be long.

It was Rebecca in the morgue. 

To be fair they were in a bathroom stall at the Matzoh Ball. I’d finish as quickly as possible, too.

Wait but what was he watching on TV during all those crunches??? PLOT HOLE.

Well the problem with the whiteboard was they did no accompanying cons! Even Ross Geller knew you need to weigh both.