Yeah, I mean, she's been a millionaire since birth. Three generations of bank presidents? Jesus fucking christ.

Crash is actually terrible and borderline racist though

Yes me too! They're SO SURE i'm pronouncing my own name wrong. it drives me insane

Yeah, I don't bother correcting people anymore either. Some people get offended, and some of them just don't give a shit. The worst are the people who are SO SURE that you're pronouncing your own name wrong because that's not how it's spelled out.

I saw an interview with Rahul Kohli, and he made a joke about how no one knows how to pronounce his name, how they say "Raoul" instead of Rahul, and I'm pretty sure he knows the pronounciation for Ravi.
I apologize for my harsh tone, though. And also, people get really defensive when you point out that they're…

The Mindy Project is pretty spotty on pacing and solid structure, but it compensates for that by having some of the most hilarious one-liners in comedy TV right now.

Uh, Hindu names are hindu names. it doesn't matter if Rahul Kohli's parents are from India. Obviously a lot of Indians are Hindu, but as a person of the Indo-African diaspora, we know how to pronounce our own goddamn names, despite the fact that my mum is from South Africa and my Dad is Indo Jamaican.

ugh shut the fuck up please

Does he not go on a date with an East Asian lady in one of the episodes?

I thought the hate fucking thing was hot but meh storyline wise. I don't really ship Liv with anyone but Major/Liv pairing is incredibly charming and sweet.

I am SUPER glad Clive's character is being fleshed out. The Case of The Week stuff was starting to get old. And Ravi's rivalry with the Tacoma Butcher was hilarious.

Blaine is the bees knees. The actor who plays him seems like he's having the time of his life with the character. There's such a cheeky vibe to Blaine that is sort of endearing, even considering the fact that he's a unscrupulous murderer.

lmao aziz ansari is of south indian descent and muslim lol. But yes, Sunita is a Hindu name

"You don’t leave a delicate British man alone in Texas!” made me laugh so hard because my step father is a delicate British man who moved to Texas a while ago and now he always has a slightly confused expression on his face. I plan on using this line A LOT.

I am not disqualifying his experience - I just think he isn't a "First Generation immigrant". An immigrant, true. But his mother is American. He himself was a citizen by birth. I think culturally speaking a 'first generation immigrant' has different connotations than what Louis C.K is. I am not such an asshole that I…

Not really . Even putting the skin tone aside, he was born in America. He had a citizenship by birth. His mother was raised in Michigan. I wouldn't call that a First Gen experience at all.
As a first gen immigrant myself, so many of my worries were fixated on my visa status, or my race or whatever. I'm not saying…

Yeah, but Jesus probably felt like he was above eating brains, so he was probably just weak as hell.