What if they did a Before Sunset style thing where the whole season takes place over twenty four hours while she's visiting NYC. Or over Xmas break.

The Hold Steady are my favourite band in the world, but I totally get why they're not huge. Have you heard Craig sing? That doesn't play on the radio.

Me too.

I like their energy and find them funny, but so much of what they say is exaggerated or just wrong that it gets really annoying.

danes=deigns

time to settle down ilana…

Yeah I was watching it on MuchMusic too and I thought it was an ad at first.

Don't worry, it's none of those.

Shakespeare really didn't have any narration, aside from, say, the chorus at the start and end of Romeo and Juliet, and a few other instances of direct address. Plays don't tend to be narrated. They're plays.

The joke wasn't that Penn Station is gross, it's how exaggeratedly gross they all think it is, ie Abbi's date breaking up with her.

They say who in the show. I don't feel like looking it up right now. Try paying attention next time, or find it on any one of the five trillion sites that have covered every clue in the story ad nauseum.

In order: yes, he was burned by his father or someone, some of them are dead and some still at large, probably, Errol's dad.

Presumably Adam pays half the rent?

Only Hyundais.

You have never been in a locker room, have you? The Flophouse dudes are sweet, helpless nerds. The only locker room that they'd be allowed in is the Chess Club's.

That was a really enjoyable episode—and I would have never thought to bother with a Blue Collar comic if it weren't for WTF. He and Maron had a great rapport, too—you can tell how much respect Maron has for him, despite their differences in outlook and material.

The poet won the Yale Younger Poets series. That's actually a pretty big deal…I was jealous when I heard it.

Her hatred of Santa Baby was amazing.

Spoiler alert: no, she doesn't.

" In an almost unbelievably bold stunt, Fielder risked going through the rest of his life a registered sexual offender when he performs a Houdini-style feat that could’ve resulted in him exposing himself to a group of small children. "