Which is where the MCU thrives.

Good camera work in that one too.

Maybe he'll get Goddard or Epsenson on it.

I just think it's weird that Jess doesn't have any friends that are women that don't need her room mates around to define themselves as characters. My point isn't about who is a series regular, it's about who is actually the main character's friend.

How about we wait to give this person money until we have a legitimate way to buy said search history?

Cece, despite being Jess's child-hood friend, is there to date Schmidt, then Coach, then Schmidt again. We've also seen an absence from June Dianne Raphael's character, dropped the female principal (in defense Jess has had a weird amount of jobs) and introduced Megan Fox as a character to date Nick.

I mean, it seemed that a lot of people were in a sort of transition phase in their careers when they began on this show, I also imagine the studio had some say in things.

If the series finale of the Mindy Project were a complete episode of Happy Endings, I'd be fine with that.

I respect Parks and Rec so much for how they did relationships. Yes they had something of a build up, but once the characters were "locked in" they didn't do the ever annoying "Now we have more problems" trope that a lot of TV follows.

This seems to fit the rise in shows created by women that ultimately dumps many of its best female cast members (looking at you New Girl) in favor of the more "wacky" men.

But was it worth being abandoned around the holidays?

Now that I'm a dad it's weird to watch Home Alone simply because you can clearly identify forms of abuse from Kevin's family, and it begs the question as to whether or not Kevin's Mom intentionally leaves him alone because she just wants to feel something inside.

Are the characters on this show still insane versions of their former selves?

The "Star Wars Dice" are a little different, but I see your point.

I appreciate the info, but personally I think it might appeal to people who no longer have antennas… Antennae?

This is certainly on the "mid to higher" end of game prices, and some board game players simply don't care about the price of what they're buying.

Especially this kind of board game.

It's hard to have a unique opinion about video games. I wish someone would release a simple visual of complaints about video games versus how many of them were sold.

Honestly? That's more and more games to me at this point. I can't stand when someone complains about the cost of video games on release date.

To be fair, she doesn't have lenses in her glasses to help her see.