I took it as Hannah not caring enough about the hot doctor to give him all of the correct details.

Yeah, the doctor in the ER are super busy, so you are asked these questions before they even see you. That way they have all the info in front of them and don't waste time taking a survey. He should have known that she had no idea she was pregnant.

This is the darkest timeline.

I'm so glad I'm married now and I don't have to deal with that anymore. I once literally kicked a guy out of my house when he looked surprised that I was asking him to use a condom. He was willing to put one on if I insisted, but the fact that he even considered not using it was such a turn off for me that I told him…

I would also add Jane the Virgin to that list. Which, if I remember correctly, aired the same week as the CEG episode.

It wasn't about his suggestion of abortion. It was about how he approached the topic in an unprofessional matter and his lack of boundaries. He never asked if she knew what she wanted to do, never told her that he could direct her to a place where she could discuss her options and make a decision. He said "we don't…

Thank you for mentioning Obvious Child, it's so underrated and the depiction of abortion is fantastic. The only thing comparable on tv was Please Like Me.

Those two deserve each other. I hope they end up in the mouth of a lion together.

Some reviewers don't seem to know the difference.

I wouldn't be surprised. Their shared mania did not look healthy.

I do that all the time, actually. Yeah, it's embarrassing, but I can't help it. Sometime I just take a glimps to see the grade and then it sucks me in.

I actually don't mind him this season. As long as the character is used to expose Marnie's awfulness, he's good in my book.

That's one of the first questions they ever ask, if not the first. Even my dentist asks me if I'm pregnant before doing anything. So if Hannah didn't say anyhthing in her interview, it means she doesn't know. Damn, the hot doctor might be hot, but he sure as hell is stupid.

Also, Ally McBeal.

I think Season 1 Hannah would have had an abortion just for the kick of it, for the experience, to have something to write about. Season 6 Hannah will have an abortion because it's the right, mature thing to do.

"Legitimate rape"

It's usually not miscarriage, but "she's about to have an abortion but she suddenly gets her period because she wasn't really pregnant to begin with." So "we acknowldge abortion exists and it's a choice, but we won't really make a stance on it and have it on screen." SATC come into mind, but I'm sure it's happened…

I keep thinking about that scene. I feel like the show will make a full circle on that one. It started with an abortion storyline in the pilot and the four of them being friends. It will end with them making peace with the end of their friendship and Hannah having a baby. Or it started with a failed abortion and it…

I don't think Lena Dunham cares about not offending anyone, especially her detractors. I'm sure this will be done very tastefully and honestly. I trust her on this one.

they might have become friends (friendly?), but were they close enough for him to be invited to a small, intimate wedding? There didn't seem to be more than 25 guests, family included. They haven't shared a scene since, so it doesn't look like best friendship to me.