I guess money can’t buy taste.

I hope it’s not a quote, it’s pretty lame - they should have just ripped off Shakespeare again.

<i>I’m not kidding about the Lost-esqueness of that opening scene.</i>

Yeah, or they don’t want just part of it recorded - something that taken out of context might look bad when in fact it wasn’t. It’s okay to use your brain sometimes, Babbylonian.

I bet that real estate “investor” was already high on the stuff. Maybe meth, though. Yeah, could have been meth.

Don’t give up your day job.

Yeah, I doubt they could take her to jail for that.

This isn’t a good thing. They should have let it die. At least get rid of that one who plays Rosa, what a terrible actress.

Mrs. Brown’s Boys is hands-down the worst TV show I’ve ever seen. There’s a lot of stuff that might just not be my cup of tea but I can see why others might like it - this is not one of those things. I feel sorry for everyone involved in it and for anyone who genuinely likes it.

You’re allowed one gay character, not too - and Holt’s gayness wasn’t mentioned that often.

Bisexual = gay, but, yeah, it was too far. Reeked of desperation. The SJW Sitcom trying to be too SJW. Even the SJWs couldn’t keep that down.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine is just as stupid as The Big Bang Theory. It’s just a standard, paint-by-numbers sitcom - but about cops this time. Five seasons too many.

The Last Man on Earth wasn’t creative or original - that’s why I bailed after the first couple episodes. When you can easily predict exactly what’s going to happen, and you’re not part of the writing staff, it’s not a creative or original show.

Buy a dictionary and look up the word tolerant - it doesn’t mean what you think it means.

I wonder who exactly would be mourning Gina. Just axing that talentless hack from the show would probably have vastly improved the ratings.

I guess those sex tape jokes aren’t as easy as they made them look on the show.

Put down the crack pipe. They both suck - especially Beatriz. The only way she could be continually employed is if they just kept telling her to play that one character she can play, sort of.

That seems unlikely.

<i>I especially loved how Alba’s size was never a joke.</i>

Brooklyn Nine-Nine