I'm going to go ahead and be "that person," so I'm sorry in advance. But it seems that those who say 'it's no one's business what I make" are always, um...gendered to be making the most money in an office environment.

I'm sorry. No cookie for you.

Aspiring? We aren't at the profiling stage yet? http://www.mediaed.org/cgi-bin/commer…

Are you asking for a cookie for not being the "murdering woman-hating" kind?

Perhaps a tangental question, but do security cameras pan to catch all the action like that?

she's not even trying!

Thus proving this was all staged for publicity!

"Either you're growing up and responsibly taking on the burden that is children, or you're drunk all night and partying like a free-spirited tree nymph." How is it so hard to conceptualize a life that is in between or on a different plane entirely?

It all depends on how you define bliss.

Will and Layla couldn't be less interesting. The show has managed to hit GLAAD's diversity radar without actually having to show gay stuff. I suspect they just don't want to have to deal with Will being gay. Totally surprised they didn't kill him off earlier.

We get entire character arcs in mere minutes! I can't keep up with the 47 new developments happening each episode, often to the same person. Watching last night's left me completely exhausted...

He's a huge gay rights supporter! The best kind of ally, too! Makes dat ass even sexier. Signed, fellow gayelle.

that is the nosiest job that ever nose jobbed!

Right?? Showing up to Kelly and Michael in converse and no make-up is the only kind of great.

Emma Roberts! Aggh!

oh god no girl, that's a legit killing it with fire problem.

The whole show walked a fine line between exploitative and genius and was ultimately determined by the ending. Sadly, the ending pushed everything into the ever-so-popular "this is just about some guys and their bromance arch and less about critiquing systems of masculinity and institutionalized violence" category.

Ummm...

Then you're not doing your part to engage in said dialog, dude.

hmmm. we must be reading in different places. Most seem to reflect criticisms of its structure, writing, and politics (which is all about the ending!). Annalee's certainly doesn't criticize it for not answering all the questions. Here's another: