I just saw science, my fault!

Except for him thinking a modeling career could take off, I just didn't really see the behavior as that bad.

So yeah, the stuff about a career shift was off-the-wall, but his excitement about modeling didn't really bother me in itself. There's nothing wrong with a fun, silly little thing.

I don't think so. An amoutn of idealization is natural, but they're not really seeing each other as full humans with flaws.

I just didn't think his behavior was all that embarrassing. Maybe my taste is just too different.

This one! And I was also reminded of some of the Cladwell and company stuff from Urinetown.

I don't think it's that Josh isn't perfect, but that if she were secure in her relationship with him a) the show wouldn't be as subversive as we know it is and b) they are just not that compatible c) Nathaniel's comments would not have gotten to her much. It's not about Josh v. Greg. I Think those are key to the…

Can I ship Nathaniel and Valencia?! Nathencia?!

Sure, but he doesn't know him that well, and that was simply a nasty thing to say.

Again, Bloom's got about 4 seasons plotted so I'm gonna trust her.

Bloom has said there have been about 4 seasons plotted. So in Her I Trust.

I think that's partly why it's funny: they go with Conventionally Handsome. Not necessarily the best looking guy but the guy you'd most likely find on the cover of a magazine.

there's a nice sense of age (among other) diversity on the tema.

i got the sense Tommy was about 4th grade

I was really sad about this: (

I think she was mean to him. He blew the gig out of proportion, but she could have been a little more supportive.

She wanted someone different from the typical "tight jean wearing hipsters" -

I saw Bloom's tweet about this, knew exactly where it was going, and was still delighted.

yeah, i expected Rebecca to say "wait that's about him offing himself" or something of the like…

I think she just doesn't want to let go of her idea of him.