I feel the exact same way about the pilot. A lot of other comedy shows have really awkward pilots that I usually prefer to ignore because they seem so uncharacteristic of the show. Community nails it to an unbelievable degree.

Did Happy Endings ever do an episode called "Graceland"?

Well, Marie's sister was in it so it would be rude not to own a copy.

More like, give some LSD to their army of songwriters.

I suppose the show making any kind of fucking sense in the first few seasons distracted from that.

I guess not.

I think that the writers making Dexter a full-on hero is a case of the show recalibrating itself to suit the misaimed fandom of fans of vigilantism. The show really is a victim of its own popularity: as it picked up more and more viewers and appeal widened, loads of people who watch the show began to idolize Dexter…

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I started doing that with S5 and finally just gave up half way through S6.

Bing, Bong, sing along,

Yeah! Poetry, bitch!

Well my post was mainly to frame that one remark.

Hello all!

Treme has some of the key ingredients of a show that will never garner any major awards:

I know, right?

Frankie HECHT?

-The Dean and his sexuality come under such heavy mockery that they ran out of jokes after ten episodes and had to kill him off.

Several years later.

Those are interesting questions.

After many months of trial and error, I am no longer in my initial parallel dimension in which G&P were responsible for Dan Harmon episodes.