I couldn't tell how the timelines worked, and I really tried. So thanks but no thanks.

Nope, it was in Meisner's computer.

Probably - it could be that they see Europe as historical nations, but Czechoslovakia was not a historical nation, that would have to be Bohemia.

I noticed that while they put "Prague, Czech Republic" on the screen, the HW database still had "Czechoslovakia" in it. It's on the Internet, guys. It's not like we're not sure.

Did you see how happy Raquel looked, though? Josh's happiness < Raquel's happiness

No professor in the world has this kind of time for individual students.

1. Mastectomy scars being shown on TV. As they should be.
2. Buzz really is a singularly delightful character: someone I'd 100% be annoyed with at first glance, but is redeemed by his lack of pretensions and kindness towards random people.

I like the point you make about the sort of thing that is irrationally rage-inducing to people with mental illnesses. Maura still seems like an asshole, though.

Seriously? A beautiful moment? How about character inconsistent? Alex had said that she'd been to parties and that she knows what does and doesn't work for her. And all those people cheering her on really just added to the cheese - how do they even know her name? It was a stupid ending to the storyline, only adding to…

I don't know about legally allowed, but it definitely is unethical. And since Penny's session was kind of unplanned, I doubt she had any consent.

If the psychiatrist really talked about other patients in her sessions, she wouldn't be a psychiatrist for much longer. You just don't do that.

Cam's reminiscence about his "first crush" was a rare nugget of relatability in this episode. Not only Jay's old people jokes were stale - the "Canadians are so different, hahahaha" jokes were also pretty lazy.

I'd like to join in with the whining about the original story: it really was a huge let-down how the whole thing crumbled in the end.
Yes, WHY would anyone have a hedge-maze? It's like you're asking for a paranoid breakdown and/or death.

It has always bugged me that Sheldon doesn't have a diagnosis, and this episode just topped the absurdity meter. He can either be unable to detect sarcasm and uncomfortable with physical affection, or he can be able to deconstruct complex metaphors and kiss passionately. But definitely not both. I know this is a…

I always thought that, at the very least, Mike loved Frankie. He loved her when they crapped on Brick in a happy unison. He loved her when they, together, ignored all the problems caused by their attitude to life. But on this episode he just stood around while his wife had a very true-to-life and very scary meltdown.…

That's because you're a dirtbag.

Yes, obviously. She's clearly the Devil.

So the main joke of the therapy session is that gay sex is gross. Awesome.

Brick is going to end up as one seriously maladjusted adult. It would serve the parents right to have him still living at home when he's forty.

The next murder should be Liv's wig. It only gets worse as the show progresses.