how many beers?

She didn't make a scene but there was a sense of her giving up once more. She's not supposed to know that we are watching her do that time and again, which makes it a little irritating after some time.

He's stupid but you know you're being slightly Manichean?

Noah caring for his mother? Only in his perspective? Your treat, Noah haters and lovers of muddle storytelling!
His deliberations and qualms were idiotic, he just wants to have sex and not take responsability for it. That's not so difficult to figure out.
He is a bad writer but he won't know that until he dies,…

Shrinks in shows are the worst as far as I'm concerned. That one-way dialogue was so heavy-handed.
Actually, blot that out, such scenes didn't bother me in Blue, by Rodrigo Garcia, the guy who created In Treatment, and the grandson of…), a pity nobody knows about it.
And by the way, that shrink's voice sounded like an…

It just says that money and television together go a long way. What does it say about America that is not a little depressing, as hilarious as the show is?

I don't know about the cringeworthy thing. Is that a quality when you come to think of it?

Happens often though, haven't you noticed?

I think your post is spot on but fun trash remains trash and still deserves a low grade.

The fact that his beliefs are different from yours and that he is being rational about him don't make him a sociopath. At least he's being honest about what they are.

Do you think he has no feelings?

Yes, I was only complaining about the stupid accumulation of woes and random shit.

I don't want to be rude but you generalize a lot, saying things about doctors which you don't seem to know firsthand and reveling in doubtufl psychology in a way that's almost insulting for the people at large in my opinion.

Martin looks like a real bore. Remember his awful joke in the first episode?

They were overdoing the asshole-thing in the episode where he made love to Helen. Ok that was only her point of view, but still.I also like him, he has a confidence and a frankness that make him endearing.

Millenials, as the waitress puts it, seem like the worst kind of people. And I'm one of them.

I'm appalled by your generalizations.

At least, she feels warmly towards other people, if we take her word for it.

One shouldn't trust so much women's magazines.

How many ridiculous coincidences were there? People still dare to defend the show? I shouldn't have to laugh when a woman tells with tears in her voice that she is infertile.