Wow, shooting arrows at people because you don’t like being inconvenienced is a hell of a way to enact “All lives matter”. I’m kind doubting his commitment to that idea, right now.

Definitely agree about Nathan. I don’t think it’s big growth that she asked him if he felt used. He still wants to have sex with her. He’s not about to say “I felt used, yes,” and she knows that, so it was pretty fake. She thought it was real, but it was fake. Which isn’t to say she “used” him—I do think it was just a…

Yeah that was awful.  You know that bill was expensive, too.  I’ve always wondered about that because it seems to happen a lot on television. Can’t you just pay for your own food?  Why are you obligated to pay for all the food at your table?

Hahaha! To be honest it would be my preferred bachelorette party size because I’m super introverted and just want to hang out with my good friends, but at the same time those qualities also mean that I would NOT dine and dash and especially not do that to someone who just shared all their wine with me. Fuck them.

The reviewer knows life more than me...I wouldn’t have distrusted those three in the beginning. Plus, they played it so smooth they got Issa to choose to go to the bathroom on her own!

How could those girls play Issa that way? Never trust a hen party. Also, Mirror Issa is my new  favorite character .  

So don’t make comments. Or start watching this show. It’s great.

I didn’t make too much of Molly not being out with Andrew on a Sunday night (the block party was on a Saturday night, and we see that it’s January 26 in Issa’s phone multiple times) after spending an entire day together. These are two professional people who have to arrange date nights between their respective…

When Daniel helped Issa move into her apartment last season, it seemed like the end of his storyline. That “Bye Daniel” from Molly was the period at the end of the sentence. I’m not surprised that he didn’t appear here. And I don’t get the feeling that Daniel really has those kinds of connections. When they went to…

I think you and I will never fundamentally agree that the show needs to add more focus to Tiffany and Kelli. I think getting the outlines and sketches by following Issa and Molly does the job perfectly and them remaining ‘supporting’ doesn’t clog up the thirty minutes this show has every week.

Time that doesn’t seem to pay off as Condola confirms she and Lawrence broke up. We also discover Lawrence never told Issa or anyone that they ended things. Condola continues to be an adult and shows up to help Issa finalize things for the event. If anyone should have an issue with Issa, it’s Condola and even she…

Yeah, really weird and unfair how Condola ghosted Issa like that. She comes across as kinda ... insecure. See what I did there?

I’ll let myself out.

I thought she would reach out to him in the previous episode as well - being in the music business that would have made so much sense.

Maybe I’ve been in too many Molly situations to really pick a good side in this debate, but I can still see them both in a shit place. Molly had been spinning since the new job and during that she had to be there for the Issa-Quits-Her-Shitty-But-Stable-Job-and-Deals-With-Shitty-Men and honestly that shit’s fatiguing…

So, it’s finally happened. In trying to get Molly’s feelings I’m reminded of how much more upset she’s been about Issa brushing off this talk they need to have & her blinders on getting this block party done. Multiple times Issa hasn’t been a good friend in that aspect but, as Andrew - voice of reason, angel - pointed…

It’s really bugging me how the show seems to write Molly as being the wrongful aggressor all the time.

Molly spends too much of her time keeping score.

I was under the impression that Issa was listening to the audiobook of Michelle Obama’s memoir “Becoming” because when she was trying to parallel park and she decided to give up she said something along the lines of “Michelle hasnt become yet” so I dont think she was listening to a self help book or am I…

I’m nowhere near as insulted by the Tiffany-Kelli treatment as the reviewer is. I think we can all see that they are indeed comic relief for the most part, and that’s OK. I don’t think the show is about ALL of the women’s friendship, its mostly, at this point, about Issa and Molly and has been for three seasons. I…

I watched all of these movies two and a half years ago, and only the first and the last ones are worthy even as camp (the last one is the only in the series I'd totally watch again because of how goddamn bonkers it is). The second one is too goddamn boring, the third is too good while still being not good at all, and…