I think a core tenet of the show is that the people in power aren't as intelligent and competent as we like to think they are. And besides, how many candidates have shown profound ignorance of the more relevant parts of the Constitution anyways.

Probably budget related. But I thought they efficiently communicated how fucked Stannis is

The "bad pussy" one reminds me of that girl in high school who always brags about how freaky she is but is obviously still a virgin

I'm not too bummed about this. I like Waynas and I like New Girl, but he never really felt essential to the show and Coach's character didn't give him the chance to pull out the comedy he does best (ie he wasn't Brad)

I would say student loans, which makes her decision to spend more money even dumber. Especially because an MFA is not a guaranteed job post-grad

I remember liking the show last season but now I think I'm only entertained when Doris is around

It really annoyed me too. Also a fellowship like that would have 2-3 fellows , not the 100 it seemed to fill a lecture hall.

I don't think just because her relationship with Mark is better that the story's over. There was barely any marriage tension at all in the first season. I do think there's more story to tell, just because Val got an Emmy doesn't mean she still won't have to struggle for every role and recognition.

I thought Chris coming on to Valerie was really interesting, almost a shift in power. I think he was really hurt that Valerie didn't keep his number, because he held an offhand compliment she made through years of adoration because she made it when he didn't have status.

Nah, ask you're closest bro and he'll tell you that Sex and the City is gay shit for their girlfriends to watch. But Entourage is a deep introspection about how cool it is to smoke weed and fuck bitches. Not gay at all, brah.

That one blogger who felt a need to criticize cheesy sitcoms felt like an internet comment come to life.

My favorite moment was Val being disturbed by the Nickelodeon show but trying to hide it with a smile.

I think Toph just doesn't understand the importance of parents. She ran away from home when she was 10. She would resent when anyone would mother her (ie Katara). I think she expected her daughters to be the same independent, stubborn, resilient people that she was the moment she gave birth

It was probably my favorite part in the movie. But outside of the context of the film I don't see the point of downloading the song.

My dad and I would've mocked pancake daddy under our breaths, and that's why we love each other. Where is orson exactly? I don't get why sue and mike needed 3 days and overnight stays to visit 4 colleges, all within Indiana.

I felt that Varrick describing Unalaq as boring and nobody likes him as the writers basically saying they know how weak season 2 was.

OB-GYN is typically considered a girls club, but there are plenty of males too. An all male (or all male + 1 female) practice isn't that hard to believe

What annoyed me was that her entire motivation was to receive attention. She didn't show a passion for the cooking or life for that matter

I dunno, her argument was basically if Danny isn't going to commit to Mindy he shouldn't waste her time. Seemed more of respect for Mindy than trying to get rid of her.

Do you think they'll try again?