So he can get replaced by a white person? Asian men are already very underrepresented on Western tv, so this is a very sad development. I knew he would die eventually (I believe they all will before the show ends), but it really shouldn't have happened so soon.

I hate horror movies, but I would watch that one every day. All day, every day.

When I saw the headline, I assumed "morbid" meant they finally discovered Gail's decomposed body.

I think she has been sidelined not only this season, but the entire show. I don't think I know who she really is. It's like they introduced her just to fulfill some quota of people of color, but then never bothered writing her. She's just there. She's pregnant (which happened off screen, so no buildup). She has an…

I agree that there are people who are friends with you because they believe that it makes them look better in comparison. They would never dare befriend someone they actually respect, since that would only awaken feelings of inferiority. Jessa is such person. She's self-involved and toxic.

To be fair, that's how Jessa decided to portray her. Adam keeps trying to add some complexity and show they love he felt for her, but Jessa is not on board. I understand her friendship with Hannah is broken now, but is that really how she saw her? A boring, stupid slob unworthy of love, to whom she, Jessa, was such an…

Don't ever google a disease. Once you read the symptoms, you will be convinced you have it. They always fit perfectly. That's why I always think I have cancer. Sometimes AIDS. Definitely mold poisoning. And asbestos.

Grad school would typically start late August/early September. That's summer. Elementary school starts in September. She only stayed at that school for a few weeks.Every season takes place over the summer, Lena Dunham talks about it in a lot of interviews. The date with Fran at the end of season 4 is the only scene of…

But that's the thing: it shuldn't be about Ray. Ray isn't one of the original girls, Shosh is, and right now she is reduced to only serving Ray's storyline. It's the last season and they just forgot to write her and give her her own storyline. For such a feminist show it's really sad when a main character is reduced…

But he was a complete character in season 5 and that was his best, most interesting self. Now he's just comic relief and Hannah's sounding board.

This season's writing is very weird, indeed. It almost seems like Dunham is done with it, couldn't be bothered and just phoned it in. She concentrated on Hannah's story and completely forgot about the other girls. I understand Hannah is the main character, but it looks very lazy. It's like she herself doesn't even…

They don't ALWAYS correspond to years, but they should here. Every season takes place in the summer, with a time jump between them. If that's not 1 season = 1 year, I don't know what is. The only exception would be seasons 3&4, which could take place over one summer.

Yeah, her age really doesn't make sense. She was 24 in Season 1, it's been 6 years, she really should be 30 by now.

#whereisshoshanna

Dear Joshua Alston,
The expression is "I couldn't care less." Please use correct English.

What a wasted opportunity. Lack of mainstream role models is a very important subject. So is colorism. Those are both, complex issues worthy of their own episodes. Why would they just bump them together and half-ass them without going in-depth on either issue?
Also, that A story really would have benefited from having…

It worked! Yeah, it's weird.
Edit: No, it didn't Maybe 20% of avatars have loaded, but that's it.

I'm sorry you're not amused by my lighthearted comments and fantasies. It all comes from a place of love.

I felt bad for Sanjay. I hope next week he knocks on Randall's door and they open their own firm. Maybe they could hire Kate as their secretary, since she doesn't seem to have any source of income.

It's happening again! May 21!