I really enjoyed the series for the most part. Elliot, Turk and Carla were the best and Dr. Cox was hilarious. Although, I have to say the twist where Elliot leaves her boyfriend for JD because he confesses his undying love for her only for him to immediately realize he doesn't actually want her was just awful.

Laurel is one of my favorites.

The 90s one was pure gold! I think they should just do every episode as if it were the 90s.

The clip of the classroom full of black teenagers being taught how to try and convince police not to shoot them was heartbreaking.

I believe he was shown a little bit in the beginning. He showed up once in the first season, and she visited him the summer between the first and second season. After that she didn't really see him at all. One episode he was supposed to take her to an ice skating show or something, and he ended up canceling on her.…

I think Elmo is supposed to be 3 or 4. My sister used the Elmo's Potty Time dvd to potty train her daughter. She watched it about three times a day, and I watched it a few times myself while watching my niece. She is almost twelve now, but if memory serves, it's supposed to be Elmo and his dad recalling the story of…

My thoughts exactly! Oliver and Asher need a reality check. Asher was one of my favorites, but he's awful this season.

Buffy and Giles were so precious together. Obviously he wasn't her actual dad, but he was the best surrogate dad a slayer could ask for.

They were the first ones that came to my mind, too. Especially Tina and Bob. "Sheesh! Cab, Bob?" is still one of my favorite episodes.

TDS is saying that Trump interrupted Clinton 51 times last night. Holt tried to rein him in a few times, but not nearly enough. What a mess.

I'm so sad Oliver broke up with Conner, but I laughed so hard when he confessed to Annalise just to prove that he's totally capable of doing bad stuff, too. It was kind of adorable. I don't think Conner immediately forgiving him was all that unhealthy, but I also suck at relationships, so I guess I'm not really…

Words do hurt, though. I don't think that's a choice. You can choose how you react to the hurt, but you can't decide how they make you feel.

I loved it! I'm a huge Glover fan, I've watched his stand up special on Netflix about a dozen times. I really picked the wrong time to quit smoking weed, though. All those blunts were calling to me.

Touché, sugar is crazy addictive. Going on a restrictive apocalypse diet would probably make me pretty desperate. I bet I would have shoved a few of those tasty cakes in my pants as well.

I agree except Late Registration has two of my favorite tracks. "Gone" and "Late" are solid 10s in my opinion.

Yeah, there's a strong possibility he's making it up. What an insanely painful way to deceive people.

This episode was once again full of people making one nonsensical decision after the other, but I got a few decent moments from it.

It really is. I lost ten years of my life to a pot addiction, and I'm still picking up the pieces.

I really liked that stand up special, too. I also liked some of his work on Amy's show. I don't think I'll be able to seperate him from his work enough to enjoy them anymore.

I thought this season was really good. Someone pointed out in the last finale how relatable Bojack's cycle of trying to get better, but quickly reverting back to his old ways is. That's usually the way depression works in real life. You buy a bunch of self help tapes or books, and tell yourself it's gonna be different…