Looks like we're both going to be more disappointed than we were hoping.

Oh, I'm sorry. Did you feel the need to reiterate your rather unfunny and laborious joke because you were frightened people didn't think it was funny the first time?

De gustibus.

'Welp'?

Then you, madame, are a primitive cretin.

Seriously. Yes, it might have worked on It's Always Sunny or Curb but here it seemed self-consciously dark and bitter. The kind of gross-out joke a twenty-two year old hipster would go for without caring whether it was actually funny,

Yes. From what part of Asia are you again?

How old are you again?

Oh yes, 'Siphylis'. Intrinsically funny. Meh.

"its not like the old episodes or like other shows on tv."

No, of course not. I always watch sequels without watching the original. It provides me with a uniquely irrelevant perspective. Twat.

I can tell you one thing: there is definitely *not* going to be a movie after this hot mess of a season.

22.5%. And that's purely out of nostalgia.

God that whole 'roofie-cycle' gaga was unfunny and got unfunnier every time Hurwitz decided to repeat it.

" They adapt, and tell a different story in a different way and attempt to bring forth their ideas and themes as best as they can."

I agree. People rewatch shows because they enjoy them. Not because that *have to*.

I DID AND YOU DON'T.

Or will it be like The Phantom Menace?

I agree. Maria Bamford might have been right for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia or Curb Your Enthusiasm but her dark, alienating performances just fuck up the mood and rhythm on Arrested Development.

How humiliatingly small your dreams.