Right, Gina (and Chelsea Peretti) is the one that hates soup, Rosa's just never had any.

Oops, I should've scrolled down a bit more, but I thought the exact same thing!

Speaking of Parks & Rec, this episode reminded me so much of April and Andy's wedding, since it was so sudden, the second-in-command in the office disapproved, and Rosa is like a less crazy April. I think this episode was better though.

Gina would be insulted you're lumping her in with those skeezy nobodies. She is the human form of the 100 emoji.

Nah, no disappointment, and I didn't read your comment as sarcastic! I agree, the Pimento stuff did feel like a setup. As soon as they got to the abandoned house and Jake said, "Well, at least no one got hurt" I kept expecting a killer to jump out of nowhere/for Pimento to get shot. It is strange direction for the…

I think this may be my favorite episode they've done so far. It's tough to say if it was the funniest one they've ever done, not that this episode was lacking in great jokes (and bachelorette parties), but damn, MY EMOTIONS!! Knowing how much of a stone cold motherfucker Rosa usually is made it that much more touching…

I think he's Welsh.

No, I haven't! I'll make sure to check it out sometime.

You're going to give Tatiana Maslany vicious Catholic-guilt attacks just by implying she stole cars in the headline!

Aw, but they were so charming! Tatiana seems like such a cool person but we usually only get to see glimpses of it in typical interviews, so I love that they did 11 Questions with her since it's a hangout interview rather than a business-y one (unless you're Felicia Day. She actually talks about this in her book). And…

I like how it seems working on Orphan Black could've influenced her admiration for Bad Grandpa, namely the appreciation for the makeup and prosthetics.

Now I want them to do another dramatic, study-of-a-relationship movie together based on this.

Seriously. Some of us are so desperate we have no standards and will take whatever we can get. Hmph! (sob)

And Abbi stuck in that ditch and going crazy with her only companion, a Brazil nut.

Definitely pales in comparison to last week's and their adventures around town weren't that funny to me, but I didn't actively hate it and I loved everything with Abbi at home and Tony Danza. So even if it was the worst, it was still an ok episode.

Yeah, I spent this whole episode dreading Abbi's humiliation/the loss of the beanie baby and money, which took out some of the enjoyment for me. But Broad City wouldn't be Broad City if they weren't messing things up and scrambling for money. At least they "won" in the episode where Amy Ryan gave them her fancy…

I second that! Last week's episode got the most laughs out of me out of all the episodes this season. The woman falling down the stairs in the beginning, the horrific and fancy DMVs (honorable mention to the woman who knit her own body bag), Abbi's terrible official pictures, Abbi walking around with her fucked up…

http://qbelievethisidiot.tu… I think it's actually this one, Ilana tweeted about it.

Wait… "Edward Cullen"… Four syllables… Four Washington Lane! The next clue is at the White House!!

This is also GOOD NEWS EVERYONE for people with small hands. Erm, I'm, uh, of course, speaking for a friend. And I'm definitely not currently running for president.