Amy is the main character, the center of the show and the center of the overall story arc. She had finally become manager, and the staff was planning to unionize, and she would have to decide between her career and her friends....that’s what it was building toward, but now I bet she gets a bigger promotion and…

Who is Jenny Trout? Podcast or YouTube?

The appeal of marrying into wealth was confined to that decade?

My biggest laugh of the evening came from somebody walking into another room and revealing that Marie Antoinette is STILL THERE.

Ask a 90s kid.

Mxyzptlk, come back! You missed one!

Jane Levy, Lauren Graham, Zachary Levi, Mary Steenburgen, various opportunities for all of them to sing and dance....I don’t know what more you could want, man.

Smelly Cat! Ugly naked guy! Gay panic!

They said the same thing about Microsoft in the 90s...Apple will never catch up, it’s Microsoft forever, man. Until it wasn’t.

A big box popped up over the text that said “Continue reading with a New York subscription.” Nah, I’m not gonna be doing that.

Everyone gets the school dream. Everyone.

I think the entire supporting cast was introduced as villains, actually. What was the original formula....that Ronald went up against a different fried food robber every week?

It just says “Search Party,” not “Search Party Season 1" or “Season 2,” so I assume it’s an unrelated movie that goes by the same title.

The heck? There’s no way they could have intentionally referenced a comic where Sue is fridged via rape. Why haven’t all traces of that comic been erased from the Earth?

I’m kinda angry that we waited this long for Sue and they ended up turning her into a villain. If they’re not going to be in a relationship, there’s no point.

LOL, the reason Lena turned out like Lena was entirely Kara’s fault! Entirely!

The only obvious element was Beth’s death. The way they got there was very well-scripted. Some tropes are obvious, but a good story can suspend your disbelief and make you forget what you already know.

Batman Beyond opened me up to the idea that alternate Bat-people could have relationships. Bruce Wayne may have been a grouchy loner, but Terry was not.

No review for you, Duncanville. Sorry, Amy.

If It’s Hale, It’s Fail