Damn, I was thisclose to a clean sweep. Thanks!

Damn, I was thisclose to a clean sweep. Thanks!

Good catch, thanks!

Good catch, thanks!

EAT IT!
Also, you can hear "Non-stop Party" in the background at the beginning.

EAT IT!
Also, you can hear "Non-stop Party" in the background at the beginning.

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Agreeing reluctantly.

Agreeing reluctantly.

So put on some coffee for me right now.

So put on some coffee for me right now.

It really is the most cuddly TV show on the air. I want to hug every person on this show.

I have a theory that the proliferation of crime procedurals reflects both a need for people to indulge in their worst thoughts and the desire for an easily definable moral code. But yeah, that show is disturbing.

I just took pajamas and my Spongebob plushie to school and called it a day.

It wouldn't happen in a million years, but seeing it behind Idol would make me unreasonably happy.
Then again, maybe it'll grow from here. It definitely seems like the type of show that could build a cult audience like Raising Hope and somehow make its way to at least two seasons.

Every episode so far has been wonderful, but plotwise there's not a whole lot of serialization. Maybe watching the pilot would be a good idea, though, just to get some of the exposition out of the way. And the birthday episode, because it's awesome.

I am impressed with how quickly the show has found its voice. By the birthday episode, I knew this show would be a keeper.

In six short episodes, Kate has ascended into the Britta pantheon of awesome female characters.
I love this show so much. It's heartwarming without being sappy, hilarious without being cheap, and completely humane. (On an unrelated note, I would even argue that it's the best representation of single motherhood on…

He's in the next two episodes according to FOX's press releases, though, so I don't know how long he'll stay. Maybe they'll just extend the contract to fit him into the seasonal arc?