Hey at least you own up to projecting disdain on a woman you don't even know because, God forbid, she grew up with money, which somehow reminds you of shitty rich kids from college. Grow up already, man.

Some rich chick in college turned down @drdarke:disqus's advances, and now he hates Lena Dunham, Adorable.

Rashida Jones literally has an ongoing advice column in Glamour magazine called "Love, Rashida".

Same here. I have a feeling Magnolia does that to a lot of people.

Martin Sheen??

Me like Vox. They splain things real good.

Cold War/Hide was pretty good, but man alive those other episodes were awful.

I agree with most of this, but I have to say I prefer the broader version of Ross from the show's later years. Season 1 Ross is hard to watch. Season 3 Ross is a dick. But "doesn't know how to get a spray tan" Ross? I like him.

It's really a terrible analogy. Jerry isn't self-loathing at all, like Chandler is. Monica is way too self-conscious and type-A to be an Elaine. Not nearly cynical enough either. Joey and George are complete opposites. Phoebe and Kramer work though.

Yea, by the end you almost think he's convinced Rachel to give him another chance, and then nope. Great episode.

You're supposed to emphasize "be"!

It would have to be "Space Invader".

Season 1 has a raggedy charm that elevates it above 7.

Wait. You're saying Glory is somehow connected to Ben?

Season 3 forever.

Leah Remini hit peak hotness in the first season of King of Queens. There was a conclusive study and everything.

That's crazy talk. Say what you will about his various influences, but the plots of his films are, if nothing else, structurally sound.

I believe he's Bill Doolin's partner in crime.

Starting about halfway through season one, I seem to recall commenters here catching on to the show's general suckiness. It seemed like none of the characters made a single rational decision until season 3.

Oy.