What I found most impressive about Kim was that she was a decision-maker for 2 competing alliances at the same time - basically all the way up to the final 5, I think.

Well, how seriously should we even take the opinion of a guy who thinks two people ordering a pizza is a party?!

She knows and invited the girl; it's a coincidence that Harry also knows her and happens to be "helping her find an agent."

No, he usually wants you to pay him a royalty in perpetuity.

He only butchered and posed and then ate the serial killer, not the shitty tabloid reporter, of course he's still sympathetic! I hated this episode. All these scenes with people exchanging symbolism rather than speaking to each other like actual humans. Half the episode made up of these momentum-killing dream…

"Technically becoming vice president should count as making it."

This episode was hilarious. I think this is my favorite show now. I love how the intern was using the Pied Piper t-shirts to wash the car.

I figured Gary was reacting to Catherine's matching outfit, not being bossy.

I always wondered if they would have had a bigger impact if their timeline just got pushed about 5 years, into the mid-late-90s.

The weird thing is it seemed to me like Matt was the creative genius of that group. It surprises me that Dan is the only one who has gone on to have such a rich career - and then such a huge one on top of it. I wish he would have been asked about a Trip Shakespeare song and the other members of the band. One of my…