Poor Steven Yeun. Six years of service to this show and this is the crap that he and the character will be remembered for.

Over AMC's dead corporate body.

I agree.

Whatever Yeun might say publicly right now, I can't forget that right around the time these episodes were being filmed, he tweeted 'lazy writing'. The best assessment of this mess if I ever saw one.

Sepinwall's rant was excellent. I often thought critics were too hard on this show in previous seasons, but sometime around last season it turned around, and it instead seemed like they became afraid to criticize it too much, even when it's doing dumb, self destructive things like this.

Interesting! Thank you.

Degrassi Old School and Degrassi New School handled it pretty well, considering it was for young teens, I thought. I know there was an episode where one of the main characters on Third Watch got an abortion, but I didn't watch that show, so I'm not sure how well it was handled. I know they actually showed the…

So, if NBC is the new CBS.
And ABC is the new Fox.
And Fox is a dumpster fire.
What does that make CBS? The new ABC? That doesn't seem quite right somehow.

Well, Sony knew about it somehow during the Anger Management show, so I'm guessing it does show up in medical tests for insurance purposes. Maybe that's how he found out in the first place?

Solicitation of prostitutes is often prosecuted - it's just that the punishment is nowhere near as severe as the punishment for prostitutes who are caught soliciting johns. Where I live, the prostitutes have to do like a 6 month intensive intervention program, take drug and alcohol tests, have monitoring, etc. and the…

Not to mention addiction, which not only leads to risky behavior, but also leads to reusing needles and other paraphernalia that is often illegal to buy and therefore hard to get.

Me too, except one actually called me back the other day to say I didn't allow her to talk. I was pretty annoyed, but I kept my cool and was like, "This is a business number. Take me off your list. Tell your boss - who I blame for this, not you - that this is a law firm, and if I hear from your company again, after…

I'm wondering how much is "blackmail" and how much is "You had unprotected sex with me without disclosing your HIV status. If you don't want me to sue you, give me money and I'll sign an NDA and agree not to ever bring charges against you or sue you civilly."

SPOILER-ISH STUFF I GUESS?

Wow. I think our moms are the same person and they have two secret families. My mom LOVED Oz. The Wire too. And she thinks Chris Hardwick is HILARIOUS.

I felt like it worked well in Clear and in the back half of season four, but it's not a well you can go to every season, unless you end up making a straight up anthology show. (Which, for many reasons, I feel like would have been a better idea for this show, but regardless, it's not what it is.) it particularly falls…

I know everyone keeps speculating it will be one of two major characters and yet, I'm still left with the feeling, "It's going to be Morgan, isn't it? Yep, it totally is."

Episode 6: The "I Can't Believe My Twitter Feed Is Still Clogged With People Arguing About Whether Glen is Still Alive" Episode. Alternatively known as, "Oh, God, Won't These Critic Thinkpieces about Shark Jumping and Glen's Pretned Death Die Already" Episode, or the "Oh, Damn, At Least One More Week of My Mom Telling…

Cool, I can assume she cheated now. And cling to that. (I don't think she actually did. I just can't stand her being that much of a better guesser than me.)

As I said on last week's review re: writing in Candice Accola's pregnancy: