I adore this film, I loved the slow burning smallness of it and found the Samuel L. Jackson character heartbreaking. Anyone who disagrees can eat a glass dick.

I'm not on Team Quinn, but only because I'd prefer Quinn to end up with delightfully sardonic Astrid over humourless Carrie

Upvoted for 'murderees'.

I diligently scrolled down in the full expectation that not only had the pun been made but that it had spawned a lively thread. I must say, I'm dissappointed.

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Quite simply the funniest show ever. I always surprised to remember that this was only 1 series with 6 episodes, it was such a big part of my early teens.

Followed by the hug, it was adorable.

His liking HIMYM?

Straight meat gristle.

This thought was plucked from my skull!

Well that was bloody depressing.

A thousand times yes

Read the final sentance of the review.

The soundtrack on today's ep was some grimy early 80s Cronenberg/Carpenter levels of gorgeousnesss

Indeed. I'm really impressed with this episode for not shying away from the shittiness of the situation.

And yet it's such a commonly held view and sadly not just confined to the more idiotic parts of the internet. There was a case in the British courts earlier this year where a judge admonished a 16 year old girl for 'grooming' her 44 year old teacher into an affair - the 'poor man' was apparantly having emotional…

"And in a way I think Penny took advantage of that. Maybe not
intentionally but I don't think BoJack was the one in control of what we
saw."

True story.

I usually despise references to the Kardashians but Todd's 'Heeeeeey, Hitler!' was nearly worth it.

I feel that Jemaine from Flight of the Conchords is owed a hat tip for some of those Hippopopalous rhymes.
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