"'I could show you some shiny tricks' he said, 'come along we'll get our kicks,' he said"

Yeah…it was all so weird and quick and confusing for me, but eh, I haven't been feeling great this week. It's weird, because in certain ways (writing-centric ways), I identify with Hannah quite a bit, but then in others, I just want to scream "STOP THAT NOW!" And this episode was much more in the latter category.

Yep. Guess this show really does appeal to people with all different tastes, which I think is awesome. I can understand why some people might like it, but I found it hella boring.

Funny you should say that. I grew up in a town called Peninsula that was not one in any shape or form.

Oh, I like both of those…the cat episode is weird and adorable and I like the singing in Bad Little Boy. I could've done without Dungeon Train, though; it didn't seem to go anywhere (which I guess was the point, but I was fully on Team Jake in the context of that episode).

Ah, okay then. So Hannah, knowing he is gay, presumably kissed him because she thought it wouldn't be a big deal (and I guess it wasn't? Weird. Just gotta say that I'd never randomly kiss a gay dude, particularly one I barely knew, it feels like a huge invasion of personal space). But the opening montage went so quick…

I like Joe, and I am not looking forward to this. The whole scene where he cleaned her off in the tub and she fell asleep in what was presumably his bed made me so uncomfortable, since she really hasn't known him that long and I didn't know what he would do. And she kissed one of those dudes…I wonder if she remembers…

YES! TAKO!

If she has anything decent in there, I am dreading a plot where he steals it.

Yeah, that pissed me off too…she could break character to tell Adam the "vodka" was water but not to tell an unusually kind stranger they were role-playing? Next time that bystander sees something he might just walk on by.

I actually thought this was one of her "prettier" episodes (when she wasn't hopelessly drunk or wearing that terrible wig). The way the lighting framed her face really worked, especially in that last scene.

I found it super-amusing that both Adam and Jasper's daughter referenced newspapers and muffins in their spiels. It's like Dunham's go-to British thing, or something (since Adam's playing an Englishman).

I'm okay with the Blurt romance (frankly I think they're more annoying when they're NOT in the same city), but I wish their romance felt….normal? Like they seem to have nothing but Mt. Everest and hadopelagic zones in their relationship's history. I wish they could just have the relatively…

REALLY? Damn it.

Yeah…I want to like Becky, and I don't mind that she's a total jerk most of the time. But it gets overdone sometimes, particularly when she does things like repeatedly calling Blaine "gay Blaine" or throw racial slurs at Tina and not get called out on it.

I agree about Elliot. He is such a breath of logical air. I hope that Rachel doesn't get to treat him like crap, though. Also, I loved his line about curry.

For some reason I thought Marley, Jake, Ryder, Unique, and Kitty were sophomores, not juniors, but I might be wrong. Not that it matters much anyway if the show's really transferring over to New York next season.

I agree, she's very cute, and I think she has some talent as an actress as well. I wish she got to do something more meaningful.

As one of the people excited about the return of Portland Pet Haven, I gotta say that this segment was a letdown. Not absurd enough.

I loved all the hip hop stuff, because I used to know someone who thought that the Wu-Tang Clan were a street gang of Chinese people.