It's WE tv in award form.

I watched the first handful of episodes and was really frustrated by the show. I wanted it to succeed because of the cast and basic character premise but the humor just wasn't there. Too often they made jokes at the expense of Kimmie, in a very mean way.

Perhaps they should had cast a better actress. All these "Minka Kelly deserves better" messages feel too disconnected with her wooden acting reality. She doesn't even have chemistry with Kennex, which makes her presence even more baffling.

The episode started rather promising but once it turned to hackers it became a bore.

Actually, wouldn't their synthetic souls make them more prone to "malfunctioning" as they'd get too attached to their human companions? They could become over-protective.

Seriously, that is the ugliest TV set I've seen in ages.

I was really caught off guard about how funny the movie was/is and the alien baby game was a huge highlight in comedy.

Thus completing the full Zooey Deschanel circle. The question now becomes who is the next Greta Gerwig?

He's such a tater tot! Fiona is just not the type of woman who would be content with such a nice, proper guy. I wouldn't mind, he's even handsome!

Bipolar disorder would be a more interesting development. I kept wondering why he never contacted anyone after leaving the army? Not even Lip, who is/was closest to him? And he went searching for Monica, so that might be a clue.

It does! I always dread watching old movies and tv shows because there are just so many things one does not understand that can change the entire meaning. Oh, such innocence, such youth.

It's like you guys watched last night's Girls episode in advanced. I kept thinking that Hannah should be elated that she found a job at a major, national publication that's very popular. She's even writing, she's not getting people coffee.

Agreed. I quite liked that movie but it's frustrating to watch because it could have been so much better.

Hey, 9-to-5 made being a secretary seem fun! I remember playing secretary with my sister after watching that movie. I made a half-rolled piece of paper a typewriter - it made sounds if you type hard on it - because my mom wouldn't let us play with hers.

As @IminyJo:disqus mentioned, the ridiculousness was the joke. Though that's basically the job of marketing. I'd probably add it next to Public Relations.

Eh, one of them wrote for The New Yorker and the other for n+1, both proper publications. Meanwhile, Hannah wrote an article on doing cocaine for a thing called JazzHate, which I guess is a blog that would hire Hannah.

Well, he clearly expected more from Fiona. That was just beyond reckless. All season she's been checked out of taking care of the kids, barely knowing what's going on with them. I'm still shocked.

She rules with an iron blankie.

We should all be thankful this is an anthology series so we can pretend it didn't happen while looking forward to another season. Give me a couple of months and I'll convince myself Coven was nothing but a nightmare.

I wish I had followed my instincts and quit at the beginning of the tableau/hello whore season. Alas, I'm an optimistic at heart, I just have not figured out how to apply it to the rest of my life.