Would you be happier if she were a weak black woman, or simply not a black woman at all?

Everyone on the show is irritating in some way. Louie, his children, his ex-wife, his brother, Pamela, the doctor who lives in his building. At the same time, everyone also has redeeming qualities as well; that's what being a person is like. That you are only able to accept this three-dimensionality in the male…

I didn't say women are here for babies. I said women have babies. When you find a biological male human who can gestate offspring, I will rethink my position. As of right now, all you're doing is misconstruing my statement in a way that's easier for you to make an emotional argument about.

I just don't understand this idea that being "awesome, strong and well-developed" has to be mutually exclusive from having children. Not every female character on television is a mother, but much like real life, many of them are. That doesn't make them different people, or at least it doesn't have to.

I'm definitely not ruling out the possibility that it could happen, but unless they pulled it off very well, I probably wouldn't be pleased with the decision, personally. I guess we'll find out, if the wait between episodes doesn't kill me.

The reason he didn't do it later is because the strategy is two-fold. By finding the Daily Doubles not only does he gain them, he also keeps the other contestants from being able to pick them up when they have control of the board.

I really hope Marty's daughter isn't involved. It's just too cheap and easy to take the whole "my family is involved and now it's personal!" route. It doesn't feel clever, it feels hamfisted; sort of like when Breaking Bad was on and everyone was theorizing that Walter Jr. would get addicted to meth. It's a tired…

I must be lost.  I was looking for the new Workaholics review, not your socio-political insight on a soda's clearly tongue-in-cheek advertising campaign.