"I just get this idiotic sense of satisfaction that I'm doing it for my 8-year-old self who always wanted white people lunch."

The pilot completely resonated with me. I wasn't going to watch at first because the teasers and the title were just awful but I'm so glad I did. And as broad stroked and watered down as it was, it resonated with me. First, the Lunchables. I vividly remember throwing out my lunch daily and trading what I could for…

I was a little sad that she didn't make a comment about the flowers… I was waiting for the greenhouse.

My only problem with book vs movie was that I felt they made Nick/Ben Affleck TOO likable. When I was reading the book I almost stopped at the end of Act I because I truly, truly hated him. I knew in my gut he was innocent but I hated him all the same. I felt in the movie that they made him slightly too sympathetic…

Wasn't Diane the one who was all up on the internet lingo when Hillary was going to the parties a few episodes back? With the fake profile page and everything…

Is it weird that I'm conditioned to read that in Bob Saget's voice?

How drunk Robin screamed Lily's name was awesome

It was 430 AM when I read that part and sent my friend an angry text to the point of "If Arya is dead I'm going to smack you with this book SO HARD!"

My feelings were quite strong too in regards to Rainbow Connection… HOW DARE YOU GLEE!?!?!

Wow, I would TOTALLY watch that!

Sad… I was looking forward to the US thoughts on the S3E3… By far my favorite!