PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE RENEW THIS. I was super pissed when "Enlightened" wasn't given a third season, and I have to say, I almost never bothered to watch that show because its title is kind of boring/weird/nondescriptive and it seems like there was little promotion for it, in comparison with the lesser "Girls." (Same…

They're just very wrong for each other. And having kids means you have to try even harder to pretend — that farce just sounds miserable. I don't really feel like either one was worse than the other: I can see why she isn't into sex with him, and why he doesn't have fun doing the things that she does.

I felt like Patrick had meticulously planned for their weekend to be some sort of fantasy trip, and was determined for nothing to go wrong, but he seemed kinda… off, at times. Too eager, to the point where I thought he was maybe panicking a little bit inside. (Especially after he saw Richie.)

Oh yeah, I dig that one.

Haha! I love her stuff, but I for sure agree, it's not for the kiddies.

I really like this list BECAUSE it doesn't include all of the usual
suspects. I love Lynda Barry, but I'm always happy to hear about people
who aren't yet on my radar.

Ruffalo pretty much always plays nice super-sensitive guys.

I'm going with Harry S. Truman! He has dad hair.

What about the times he's shown choking Bart?

Right? This is pointless if the LPs aren't all reissued. I really want Let It Be on vinyl, but those prices are getting steeper everyday!

Yeah, I felt kinda squirmy when watching that scene as well. Loved the movie, and I definitely don't think Linklater meant for it to come across like this, but it does.

YES to Giles. And Lloyd Dobler. Those were probably my two top picks.

In theory, this sounds like a show I would like. But I will not fall for it.

The material is total garbage…

A girl I was friends with in college ended up being a cam girl. I was kind of shocked when she started posting links to it from her real Facebook page. So of course I clicked it, out of morbid curiosity: "Watch a video of me peeing!" No thanks! Had a kid too — poor kid.

Hey, that's cool — isn't Zoe Jarman the actress who played a nurse on "The Mindy Project" before this season? I'm glad she's found more work — as a writer! Also, I'm glad that the boys are back in the office in this episode.

My favorite part was Jimmy giving after-hours pedicures.

My favorite law commercials are The Law Tigers (a group of lawyers who ride motorcycles?) and Wayne Wright here in Texas. Buncha nuts.

I mean, it seems like he deliberately didn't call Jimmy when he could have about his brother's hospitalization, because he didn't want Jimmy around to potentially send his brother to a 30-day mental evaluation, soooo…

Ugh, hate the character, and not a fan of these comments at all.