Dorothy Zbornak?

'History'?

Buzzfeed and Jezebel feminists are not the same as ordinary feminists. You know that.

Don't suck up.

Dump the baby, you can always get another. Did Gertrude Stein give up writing when she was pregnant?

That's true. But for me the MVP of the entire show is Kaitlin Olson as Dee, the World's Greatest Punchbag. Jesus, I hope some cabal of feminist writers from Jezebel or Buzzfeed don't see her work on on Sunny because the programme will then be overwhelmed with attacks on her for being a 'feminist quisling'.

I kind of get the impression from interviews and clips outside the show that DeVito doesn't hang out with the gang of camera (as the rest of them do) and is kind of disassociated from the rest of the cast. Which makes the naturalness with which he integrates with them on screen even more amazing.

Right! Right there! I said it at the top of the thread and then he comes in and confirms it. 'Perkins is a cretin'.

PREQUELS! I fucking hate them. They're just selling us stories we already know. Give us a new story.

Well, it's all about context and timing. But shocking as this occasion was, it must have been nothing to the uproar it would have caused in the 70s or maybe even the 80s. 'Fuck' is hardly transgressive any more. 'Cunt' still has some power to shock. And of course the 'n….' word now has an actual totemic taboo charge.

Nobody cited the opening scene of 'Four Weddings & A Funeral' where the only word spoken between Hugh Grant and Charlotte Coleman was 'fuck'? About thirty-four times. This was about fifteen years before the famous 'fuck'-only scene in 'The Wire'.

This was too easy. 'Fuck' is a too commonly used epithet. I wonder what would have happened if it had been the dreaded 'n…..' word. It would have been quite a thing to see all those pasty white AVC reviewers squirming as they tried to show how edgy they were but also how sensitive.

Ummm, but aren't Chipotle assembly-line restaurants churning out indistinguishable chicken, beef and pork grilled items? How does Fiona reconcile that with her avowed veganis… Oh, a cheque.

Oh god, those awful Emilies.

Where's The Waitress these days? Has Day's marriage broken up or something? She was always too good for him.

Does Dennis and Charlie ever work? I know that Dennis vs. Charlie certainly does work:

You're right. Last week's episode was clever and character driven. This week's show was just an extended skit high schoolers might put on.

My god, you morons really believe that anthropogenic global warning is as real as the gospel and Al Gore is your Jebus! Ugh.

No ! Not an A! A C+ at best. There was no story, no development, no dialogue! It was a mechanical end-of-semester sophomore skit. Perkins, you're a cretin.

All they have to do is have Abed committed and this show will be back on track!