Hmm. Total fan of Lee Pace. But I have seen 15 or so episodes of Mindy, so I know that show doesn't do it for me. When does Halt and Catch Fire come back?

And Ben and Kate. But it is what it is.

And I think the growing will happen. It just won't be every episode. After all, they can't ever 'fix' these guys, not really. I'm always a little torn on Winston. On one hand, itd be great to see him pick up some of the slack now that Nick is less of a leading man. On the other hand, he's kinda been perfect as…

I found it to be the weakest of the three stories, but wasn't terribly offended or concerned by it. I guess knowing that the reduction was never a possibility kind of removed any genuine stakes here. What it did do was set up Schmidt's state of mind so that he did add some great stuff to the A & B stories.

Good question. Prob just wanted to get Wayans and Simone in there. But, yeah. Lame.

Really? Because he seemed to come to terms with it pretty quickly.

As much as I like Wayans (and he does garner laughs) I think the pacing has changed, and episodes were routinely over stuffed last season. I also think these characters know each other now, so it has to be a bit of a different show. The dynamic, especially between Nick And Jess, was bound to be different. And I…

Nick's certainly won that round of 'entertaining hookup'.

The fabulousness of one set doesn't detract from that of the other…

B works here. Got a bit busy, but still pretty funny. Nick's head case was actually pretty fun. Will say, while there were plenty of laughs, they seemed a bit less thorough than they've been thus far this season.

Close. But it isn't so much that the reviewer is Satan as it's just that she just doesn't understand the super duper smart writing on Mindy. Also, her favorite show sucks.

Interesting.

Honestly just thought the show was okay, but seems like these shows don't even get a shot. On the other hand, Marry Me got extra episodes despite quickly shedding the audience gifted to it by The Voice. Both shows I think are just okay, but, at least MM will have a chance to settle in a bit.

Rewatched again and caught things I didn't catch the first time. 'I throw like a boy', chief among them. Really got the feeling there was just too much funny for these 30 min. Was nice to get Winston a win. My assumption was he was going to be a terrible cop, but it looks like he's going to be good, which excites…

Don't make her buzz up like a shawarma boy!

Was Coach riding in his Ford Fusion? Bottle episode plus product placement? Very prudent episode.

Guess it depends. I always thought bottle episodes were supposed to be a budget kind of thing. One set, minimal guests, cheap. I don't think this was that kind of bottle. But it was largely confined to one general place, so at the very least it was bottlish.

I think it was just the combo of the neighborhood she bought it in and her imagination.

I don't have it word for word, but Schmidt's detailed water park ill will for 'Paul' got us of to a really strong start.

They could've explored that more. And more.