The whole thing - his STD, her character's need to get porked by every man she meets - was slimy.

The skeevy Jody plot made me want to take a shower. Just ick and yiich all the way around. And is Kaling trying to turn her character into Barney Stinson? My guess is the Mindy character would have been just fine using Saran wrap as a condom (I too first thought he was going to diddle her with a banana dildo, but…

I love how part of Kaling's satire of stage moms includes having her character use injected lips for the real trout-pout look, massive amounts of makeup, and perhaps cheek enhancements. Watch the scene where she waves goodbye to Leo after he's chosen as hero baby and kind of scrunches her face up - she looks like…

My favorite Happy Endings line from Penny: "Quaint? Isn't that the spot between a gal's goal and her penalty box?" (immediately looks away mumbling to herself).

Great episode; great script (well, Colette is kind of tiring, but . . . .) The show bungled it badly with the Danny character (it was a horrible idea to go down the Sam and Diane road in the first place, but once they went with it they should have figured a better way out of it), but bygones.

I tried to watch it. But the narrator's incomprehensible mumbling and word-swallowing sort of crimped the mirth.

The show has never cared about continuity. Dr. Shulman is there in the first few episodes, and then bizarrely disappears leaving a note saying he's gone fishing. The wild and wildly inconsistent characterizations of the Casey character have been mentioned a number of times. Jeremy was a snake of a lothario in the…

His character is like salt - a little bit makes the food better; too much ruins it.

The show hasn't been "better than this" since it resumed after they gave the Danny character horns and a tail and kicked him to the curb. And because he's gone, the Annette character, who was wonderful, is gone, as is her sidekick, the Dot character. And now we have to put up with even more of the obnoxious Morgan…

So Jody is the new Danny. Kind of like a reboot, except it' s the same boot. Yuck.
And I guess now the kid exists only in Mindy's mind, because there's no evidence at all from her lifestyle that she actually has a child, other than her references to it. And a small point that drove me nuts - if the patient…

It's sad to compare the Julie Bowen of "Happy Gilmore" to the skeletor she's become.