Sigh, I get that. Only boring Ted Mosby types are protagonists.

This show righting some serious wrongs the comics made…Jughead is the hero of this series.
(He still hasn't eaten a hamburger has he?!)

Jared's puppy dog face genuinely makes me sad and I'm not that moved by most puppies.

I thought this was a pretty uneven season with maybe 4 great episodes and I'd really like season 2 to go a little deeper into Pete's comedy journey. His mother said he didn't talk about anything meaningful episodes ago, where was the reaction to that? I'd like to see his personal life affect his comedy and have that…

Excited you guys are covering Superstore, I can find no one to talk about in real life :/

This was a great episode, Lena Dunham acted the crap out of it, her fears and relief and all of it felt so real but man, give us more Shosh! More Shosh! More Shosh!

What do you guys think is going to happen in the time it takes Jess to get to the loft and profess her love to Nick? Something big and insane, I assume.

Omg what happens if Martha and Oleg meet and one day discover that they both know Stan!

Agreed! I always think of Jack as just Jess who moved on from Rory thankfully.

- Why do they give Kate such creepy/douchey guys?!
- The child actors are all really good; all three of them.
- Yes, Randall's story is the best right now but I think so is Kevin's. There are layers we haven't seen yet and hopefully we'll find out more about him soon.
- This show feels like a lovely yet complicated hug…

Sonali Kulkarni, wow. The Indian actress?
I haven't heard her name in ages!

Just finished watching it now too. Binge-watched two seasons over two days. I'm always amazed when writers completely turn seemingly good characters to reveal themselves like Chuck and you're entire perspective shifts.