I just want to say that I thoroughly agree with all the other commentators who think season 3 would have been the perfect ending to this show. They really dragged out the last 2 season.

Yay! I'm happy this show is getting some coverage. Yes, it's a bit messy but it has a lot of potential. I'm excited to see where it goes next season.

The episode where he goes on a date definitely felt rushed. This explains a lot. I'm enjoying the series but it's hard to get used to Martha Plimpton playing such an uptight character. She does a great job, I just adored her as Virginia. It's also painfully obvious the two boys aren't actually teenagers.

WTF? This episode was complete nonsense. The only reason to keep watching at this point is to hopefully see Chris get killed off. That guy is the absolute worst.

My thoughts exactly

I'm just glad the missing sister didn't miraculously return this episode. April's baby is here already? That 9 months really flew by. I hope this sisters liking the same man storyline is wrapped up quickly. I was a little disappointed we didn't get to see the actual wedding after all that build up.

I really enjoyed this episode. I was relieved Jessica didn't hold Eddie to her Chinese only policy.

I wasn't referring to the horses. The horses were great, shoveling poop was the terrible part.

I went to horse back riding camp almost ever summer as a kid. It was awesome and terrible at the same time.

My favorite scene was Louise finally admitting she likes Boo Boo.
"I like him. I mean I hate him but I like him! I like him a lot and it's terrible!"

I think it's odd that news wires about Amy can reach the thousand plus comment mark on this site but so few people here watch her show. Greys Anatomy has over twice as many comments. Where are all her fans?

"I am hat rich, cash poor."

My favorite Challenge moment will always be the night some wise guy gave Brad a wedgie while he was super drunk. Brad furiously pulled his boxer shorts so high they went over his head and said "And now it's a necklace!"

I'm not gonna lie, I'm a little annoyed The Goldbergs was a clip show tonight. I thought those were retired after the networks started cutting comedies down from 26 episodes to maybe 22, if we're lucky. Oh well, it was cute I guess. The Middle wasn't great but I loved Sue's line "Oh no, my hopes are up. That's never…

Ok but I'm playing a part where I uninvite you to my party, and I'm really good at it."

"Do you always put other people's needs before yourses?"

My heart is still pounding after this masterfully done episode. I can't believe Jimmy wouldn't think to pay the overnight guy off in the first place. Get it together, Jimmy! Saul totally would have paid him off in advance. I feel terrible for Kim. She was amazing in the moment she told Chuck off, but when they got in…

Dayuuum, I stopped watching when they came back from winter break (too much stuff to keep up with), but I had to read this because AV Club rarely gives any show an "F." Looks like I made the right decision.

This is probably going to be a complete mess, but I'm still seeing it. I am a die hard fan and have seen everything she's been in. The fact that Hollywood has gone all in with her makes me so happy. I'm sad she won't be playing Sookie on the GG reboot but I'm stoked she's made is it so far.

She is definitey lying about never going above a size 8. Why do you think that is? Could it possibly be because women are taught to be horribly ashamed of double digit sizes? Is that not the whole point of the damn article?