I think that that’s not the same because she constantly reminds people that its not true. In this case, she’s lying to herself that she doesn’t have feelings for Jason. Its more jealousy and emotion driven than an actual lie.

I assumed she presented it to him as acupuncture rather than just “hey let me put needles in your face.” I would love to see what a good excuse would be for the penis flattener though.

Well, they did do a bunch of awesome stuff that almost turned out to be sex.

Well, the point is that pudding wasn’t right: pudding is probably not enough people’s favorite to be suited to paradise, but it wasn’t hitting the mark he wanted to hit, where people would always be somewhat disappointed that it was what they had. That’s why Michael was ecstatic when Janet suggested frozen yogurt; he…

I love everything about this show, but I have a question.

- Jason’s line about them being robbed got my biggest laugh. Also Michael and Eleanor calling him a ding dong.

She appeared to Eleanor and said she found it and it had her name. It’s like when you put on coat you haven’t worn in a long time and you find something in your pocket. It’s not that she remembered it, she just noticed it was there.

D’aww!

Hello, it looks like you need help killing your Janet!

Her mouth and internals seem to be another boundless void so that note could have been anywhere by then.

There’s something so review-website-designer about taking something great and ruining it a little so you can have more of it.

-Custard’s Last Flan

Given that she pulled a bound instruction manual out of her nose, hiding a note in your mouth while talking seems explainable.

If the previous series was about the growth of the 4 humans, this series is about the growth of Michael. I think they are assuming that we’ll take for granted the humans are growing like we saw in season 1. As of now I’ll give them that. They’ve earned the chance to do a little short hand from time to time. However I…

Yes. This, all the way. I really don’t get why people praise cringe comedy to the high heavens and act like it’s the Second Coming of Comedy. It’s uncomfortable, and - more importantly - it’s not funny.

While I’ve heard that later episodes haven’t been as bad, the cringe aspect of CEG was too much for me. (And I love, love, love Jane.)

I’ve only seen the first two eps of CXG and bailed on it. I liked some aspects and the songs are funny but it can be so uncomfortably cringy to watch.

I didn’t say they were the same type of show at all. What I am saying is that critics of Crazy Ex would have you believe that the show’s lead is just as wonderful as Jane. God, she is not, even with the cute musical numbers. She needs help and or Jesus. If this show were written by men, all hell would have broke loose

Gawd, don’t say that on the CEG recaps! The WORST one probably still got a B+.

I love jane and but cannot get through 2 seconds of crazy ex girlfriend