As an early 30s year old who sometimes gets lumped in as a millenial, I prefer the designation of Generation Y. Millenial connotates someone maybe 5-10 years younger than me.

He probably just believes the woman was lying, which is Green's take on it.

That wasn't what he said though. He was arguing she was with him consensually and wasn't passed out at all. He made a badly worded comment that was taken out of context. He only got found guilty of supplying her with Ecstasy, which isn't a "pass out" kinda drug. He still might be guilty, who knows, but he didn't just…

The latest RHCP album is also his doing and it's exceptionally wretched.

Most of the cast are on other shows now. You could play around with it since it's one of those jobs people leave all the time but then it's not the same.

I'm jealous that you get to watch it for the first time. You shant regret it.

That was so great because he was so self-loathing about it too. Like just his facial expression sold that he hated himself for being like that.

Ummm well not literally but it would probably be a big hit. That probably makes it unlikely.

I'm debating seeing Dylan live this summer. On the one hand he's bucket list for me, on the other, I'm not extremely enticed by the prospect of seeing him do this type of stuff. Not sure which way to go.

I don't find the actress co-worker to be all that attractive, or out of his league.

And with her, I'd have added Joel Murray as well.

"Put the Fuhrer on the phone!"

I could use a lot more of Drew chewing the fat.

They barely had enough story to flesh out one season. Let's hope they hire a few more writers for the next.

The nerdy girl at the bar was ambiguously not even interested in him, maybe. No, mostly just the incredible shrinking boss character.

Better Mickey than Gretchen, for what that's worth.

Mickey is a very hurtful human being but it's easier to stomach someone being awful who knows they're damaged than someone who thinks they're a saint that is awful to everyone. I think Mickey's misdeeds are more indefensible but at least there's an awareness there.

There can't be a soul who watches this show and doesn't think Bertie needs a spinoff. She's just magnetic.

I dig it.

Now that steampunk has faded a little i think the next thing in retrofuturism should be like 60s era, Jetsons, Lost in Space, Buck Rogers type design. Call it sprocketpunk or something.