Seriously, his character is just SOO true to life and fun to watch, imho.

ohhh i saw him knock it over but didn't realize that was a daily thing.

Wait, what was the payoff with the mailbox? totally missed it.

omg i know!!!! i was so tense during that scene, i thought the same thing.

I know, I can't help but think that every time I see her on screen…just…woah…feels shitty to point it out but?

Amazon's x-ray credits tell me that pawn shop guy and one of the casting directors are the same actor, Sean Parrish (I think?). Pretty cool.

I started reading the oral history (in Hollywood Reporter?) of the show and Mamet says that she finished filming waaaaay earlier than everyone else. Kinda weird.

I totally cracked up when Andrew Runnells first said, "they stuffed it" like he's just so damn funny and that delivery was priceless. Alison Williams looks so wiry to me this season. And Lena Dunham did some serious face acting on her phone call w/ Paul Louis. Damn.

Loved it, an A+ for me.

When is Ray going to get his own apartment? Can it end with Ray getting his own apartment?

Honestly, I remember thinking Marnie WAS the most self aware back in the first season…now? Whaaaaaat a change. Alison Williams is killing it.

yea i don't really love the whole, "look how hip my 6 year old daughter is" schtick. aka i hated those kids even when I was six!

Love the music in this episode and this show has me hoooooooked.

Loved him in High Maintenance. Matthew WHO?

woah i totally forgot about that subplot!

guess i didn't watch friends enough, did phoebe even have job?

And I was just saying that we need more Bryan Greenberg. Guess I need to return to this show.

"Please don’t mistake my measured bank tone for calmness, as I am filled with waters of rage.” One of my favorite Schmidt lines (and Max Greenfield's now stereotypical delivery) EVER! And Winston is knocking it out of the park. Was his personality always so pronounced?

Yea Viggo was the best part. He really commits and sold me on his character 100%. His kids (mostly) annoyed me.

You should check out the doc "Surfwise" made about ten years ago about a family (the Paskowitz) that lived completely off the grid for like 20 years. It's excellent at showing how hard it was for the kids to acclimate to modern life in their late teens/twenties.