I hardly ever watch TV, but I can't wait to watch this just because my love of Ellie Kemper is that huge!

You shut your mouth.

I feel like the sort of cutesy vibe of the show and Kemper's super upbeat attitude is going to constantly be undercut by jokes like that, which is why I will definitely watch it.

There's nothing about this I don't like, including a stealth Carol Kane.

So you're procrastinating on your netflix signup?

I will watch this. I had no interest, until I read the TV news headline: WHITE WOMEN FOUND and then the smaller "Hispanic Woman Also Found". Genius.

I love Ellie Kemper, cult jokes and Tina Fey. Xmas came early, bitches!

Ellie Kemper is the most adorable person. I bet she farts rainbows.

Her "vision" is "what if Edward Cullen weren't a vampire and he did have a lot of sex with Bella?" I am 98% sure that the director was desperately fighting to turn the books somehow, someway into a movie that wouldn't insult the intelligence of a normal adult audience. I mean, I hear what you're saying about…

I'm genuinely curious why older men looking for younger women are branded as creepy and this woman is praised for the same behaviour. Because, to your point, what could these two people possible have in common?

They can do as they please but I sure don't understand it

She has four kids. Raising kids is expensive. Now they can ALL go to college.

She sounds amazing, but am I the only one who wonders what a 42 year old woman could possibly see in a 19 year old boy other than his amazing good looks. I've met some really mature 19 year olds, but I would still feel like I was kind of babysitting someone if I dated someone that young (and I'm not even 30). They…

Eh. Having curly hair was the worst when I was younger, but I like it a ton now.

I'm sure Kristen Stewart is happy about this. She never seemed to like the fame.

Kristen Stewart has been quite busy making excellent movies, actually.

She was charming in Ben and Kate.
But she was also allowed to smile then. And be blond.

I always love these interviews. The subject is always effortlessly cool/chic/casual. They always shop at little vintage shops that you've never heard of. They always meet up at some vegan cafe / gourmet burger / fair-trade organic kale bistro for the interview.

When Vogue interviews me, they'll be all,…

At best she embodies the word "meh". If a magazine must resort to describing your clothes to make you more interesting, you ain't it miss thing.