Yes. This is so monumentally unbelievable- it's not like Randall was on a ledge. Kevin skipping the afterparty would've been lovely and just as grand a gesture, with much less obliviousness and financial ruin.

Yeah, they don't seem "tour good."

I don't think Rebecca's band is very good.

Also though, it WAS just Groundhog Day.

Who keeps a box of tampons on their nightstand table ALL MONTH?

Oh yes! AND The Knick! It just goes to show how far decent writing will take you. He was far more likable in either of those.

The problem with Toby is he steamrolls everything. All Kate's left to do is react; he's the archetype of self-proclaimed romantic, which is always just a cornball who doesn't like to listen to the woman he's dating. That's Toby. He's so committed to his act, such as it is, that he makes an ass out of himself and…

Yeah, but that's what you WANT at a Chili's-like establishment.

Green tea is a mild diuretic so you might want to rethink using it as a replacement for water.

Well…so yeah?

Isn't Drew Carey a conservative? Maybe Connor can inspire him to have better politics, too.

It's a weird kind of body-shaming and I see it a lot for celebrities. It's so weird to fetishize one of them and slam the other.

Can we stop using photos of Geoffrey Arend and Christina Hendricks to illustrate this point? It's been done to death and damn would I be pissed if I were either one of them and our photos kept popping up like this.

That seems really ignorant. Casual sex is just that. There is apparently social backlash obese people can experience where they feel non obese partners don't want to be seen with them, but casual sex isn't confined within that bullshit. For more insight, read a couple harrowing but braggy articles on the topic over at…

Like when he walked her to the door after the first date and asked her to invite him in for a drink or a handie. Ugh this guy is the worst

It's also 1980, so going back to Rebecca and Jack is not "back in the 70s."

Totally agree about the actual Candle Cove. I've just finished the series and would have liked to see more clips of the show (although it's probably best they kept it minimal).

This is helpful! It looked like a hackey, very American premise. Sounds like at the very least it's well executed.

That's what we called the family dog. The resemblance was uncanny too

Yeah. I like Emily Browning but come on, her look doesn't make or break my decision to watch the TV series.