Yeah, better or worse, her impact on the loft has certainly been shown. I expect that impact to continue when Cece finds out about her and Schmidt. I actually thought (hoped?) for a brief moment that Nick was going to get so frustrated by the lying that he just kicked Abby out himself.

It's not that I didn't 'like' her, but I can't remember the last time she's seemed so absent from the show. She got a few good laughs, and her 'getting real' with her sister was well done, but she just seemed to be along for the ride.

I think this show has broken how I watch TV comedy. I laughed tonight. I laughed a lot, actually. Probably more than I've laughed at any show since the last time it aired. But I find myself wanting it to be perfect (something I ask of no other show), and somehow a mere B sounds about right. And it's nothing to do…

More like 30 + 30. Joe Hackett is closing in on 60.

Hey, Nancy Travis was the tops.

There is a plucky blond actress that was on Joey, Better Off Ted, and that one Matthew Perry show that wasn't Go On. But I can't actually name her, so that may go a bit towards proving your point.

Don't forget sassy black nurse and old crotchety nurse. It has been explained to me more than once that this show is 'clever' and 'so funny', but I've yet to witness it. That said, they do seem up to the challenge when it comes to finding new ways of having Mindy fall down.

Bit of a bummer, but not really surprising. For some reason I like David Walton, despite not really loving anything he's done. Even on New Girl the only thing I really remember about his character is that he was tall. That said, by virtue of The Voice being the lead in alone, I could see it being Tuesday's #1…

I get more entertainment of these reviews (and especially the comment section) the show itself. In fact its why the show is still on my DVR.

Damn. Just as I was ready to part ways they kill off one of the unbearable baddies. Maybe I'll have to give this episode a look.

I thought he just prioritized meeting her sister. Prob was a better way to go about it, though. I did like that he seemed to be actively confronting her about it, though. Odd contrast to Big Bad Sis who ran away.

I honestly take the supremely high expectations as a good thing. There is a lot asked from this show, too much to please everyone in 22 minutes every time. I think New Girl went into S2 with modest expectations. "Oh, its that show where Zooey Deschanel is disarmingly awkward and the dudes are kind of funny.". It…

Bummer for you. Again, prob the only comedy I don't skip episodes of or fade out on while watching.

Disagree with most of this, but I really don't think I need Coach around for next season. Wayans is talented, but there is just no room. And it does get a bit too busy at times. That said, it's still the only comedy I make a point of watching the night it airs. Not perfect every episode, but it never was.

There are times where Deschanel has a way of coaxing laughs where I really don't think there are many to be found. Overall, though, I feel like she's better when she's allowed to be in on/observing the joke than when she's just being the over the top weirdo in the middle of it.

Guess I didn't read any judgment in his 'delight' comment. Just thought he was a bit intimidated by her forwardness.

Feel like Jon Lovitz in the series hasn't panned out real well. But yeah, I don't know that I ever need to see Winston in an A plot (Bells and Bathtub are not favorites of mine) but a string of more substantial B plots. Which I think are on the way.

I thought more than anything it was used to give Nick and Schmidt more to 're-bond' over.

I just don't think he wanted a his girlfriend's sister moving in for 6 months.

I'm the exact opposite. I found her to be hard to watch in season 1, and really got strong as season 2 progressed. She gets saddled with a lot of exposition, and they've regressed her a bit as far as her gullibility and silliness goes this season, but I find her as strong as anyone. I would imagine, however, if we…