I don't know if they got better after Twin Cinema or not (they're basically a perfect band and I've loved all of their albums), but one of my favorite songs of theirs(/of all time) is "Sweet Talk, Sweet Talk" from Together. So I will never malign their later work.

I still think she's there to fuck up the hotel's business somehow.

Yep, that's my thought. I'm on team Rafael and always have been, but I could deal with Jane/Michael thanks to the chemistry/history (all the other subjects?) But Jonathan was pretty boring last season, and Dennis also doesn't seem to have that spark with Jane.

Yeah, I really liked it. They both talk really fast…which I can relate to…so I loved getting to see them play off each other like that.

Yeah, I think I agree with your theory that Bonnie wast trying to treat it as a dirty secret, which is never good. Also, Michaela already said she would support Laurel, whatever she decided, a few episodes ago. So the show is maybe showing us the contrast between a self-interested person and an actual friend.

WANT WANT WANT WANT WANT WANT WANT

Reconsider which dating apps this person is utilizing to find dates, since they don't seem to be working in the way they would want?

I think she was the one who messed up the Marbella clubhouse plans. I don't know why she would, but the timing works, and there's got to be something sinister about her.

Definitely not. RSR all the way.

Agreed with you on all points. As for Jimmy Pesto, Bob hates him because their personalities just do not mesh at all, Bob's a better chef but Jimmy's more successful, their businesses are directly across the street from each other, and Fischöder keeps pitting them against each other. AND their kids all go to the same…

I guess I missed when people were putting Louise with Logan. Ew. He's way too old for her.

Saaaaame. Team Zeke all the way.

According to imdb, the MRAs are named Andy and Drew. This is hilarious.

Personally, for me, the best thing about the whole running story about losing friends to marriage was how the idea that such a fate has to be inevitable is purposefully undercut by using Lance Bangs—Sleater-Kinney lead singer Corin Tucker's husband—to play Fred-as-Gahvin's friend in the B52s sketch.

Second season, I think. The episode where Toni and Candace have their bookstore anniversary party and their former business partner comes with her new boyfriend, who (I think) is a Blazer.

Agreed. Probably the best book I read last year.

I thought the joke was "obvious non-gritty hipster name"

Glad someone else noticed.
Also pretty sure Rachel Dratch's character was Giuseppina, not Josephina—the former is a far more likely name for an Italian.

Yep, I was definitely hearing it as SOAD, Metallica, or early Alice in Chains. Something in that vein.

That and "By the Time You're Twenty-Five" by Sleater-Kinney. They're missing a couple for 25.