Everyone on this show has been unlikable at one point or another. Folks are up in arms about Condola ghosting Issa, and while it wasn’t the most professional thing to do, I get it. Issa was really selfish and self-absorbed last season when she was sleeping on Daniel’s couch and then when she went crazy over Nathan.…

When Daniel helped Issa move into her apartment last season, it seemed like the end of his storyline. That “Bye Daniel” from Molly was the period at the end of the sentence. I’m not surprised that he didn’t appear here. And I don’t get the feeling that Daniel really has those kinds of connections. When they went to…

Andrew is a really patient person. I thought he handled the situation really well.

Oh, I don’t know. I think Issa came across as pretty unlikable in the second and third episodes. She seemed self-involved and unwilling to be there for Molly, inviting Condola to their dinner and bailing on their Thanksgiving talk. I don’t think this break-up is one-sided at all.

Call me crazy, but I’m not totally against Molly here. Sure, then and there was not the time to get into it with Issa, that was definitely inappropriate. But she had made it clear that her relationship with Andrew was important and that Issa making use of his connections for her block party puts a strain on that. Even…

RIP sir... Frank Costanza was one of the great comedy creations ever... Hard to believe he was in only 30 episodes as his impact was so huge.. Hope you get to take that cruisssssse, buddy....

With the way 2020 has gone so far, screaming “SERENITY NOW” seems pretty reasonable.

The hardest part of watching this season is realizing some Molly tendencies I have. She needs to stop being passive aggressive and use her words instead of shutting down and keeping score. That behavior ultimately leads to exploding at the worst time! For example, when she found out Andrew was still dating other…

One more thing - maybe I’m alone in this, but once I hit ~30 YO, I realized I should abandon the use of the phrase “best friend.” If you’ve had a friend since middle school who is still your ride or die and probably always will be, sure, maybe they are still your best friend, what do I know?

I think you and I will never fundamentally agree that the show needs to add more focus to Tiffany and Kelli. I think getting the outlines and sketches by following Issa and Molly does the job perfectly and them remaining ‘supporting’ doesn’t clog up the thirty minutes this show has every week.

Time that doesn’t seem to pay off as Condola confirms she and Lawrence broke up. We also discover Lawrence never told Issa or anyone that they ended things. Condola continues to be an adult and shows up to help Issa finalize things for the event. If anyone should have an issue with Issa, it’s Condola and even she…

I mean shit, Molly only knows Andrew BECAUSE of Issa dating Nathan!

Also I was seriously mad at Condola for bailing on Issa like that. They’d been such partners.

Also also, I don’t know if I buy that Issa didn’t even try to get a favor from Daniel.

He was a guest programmer once on Turner Classic Movies, where one of the movies he chose was A Night at the Opera and he recounted seeing it on release at 7 years old, where he just had the barest comprehension of what was going on with the Great Depression but still instinctively knew that seeing so many people…

Maybe I’ve been in too many Molly situations to really pick a good side in this debate, but I can still see them both in a shit place. Molly had been spinning since the new job and during that she had to be there for the Issa-Quits-Her-Shitty-But-Stable-Job-and-Deals-With-Shitty-Men and honestly that shit’s fatiguing…

NO! Man, what a fine and wonderful person.  He will be missed.  I may be wrong, but one of the things I loved most about him (and his family) was that they seemed like an actual family.  Also an incredibly hilarious one.

Oddly enough, my wife and I watched some of our favorite Frank and Estelle Costanza episodes over the weekend. Those two were brilliantly cast (Jerry being the 2nd Frank Costanza) and played so well off of each other. I don’t think anyone else could have played that role nearly as well as Jerry Stiller. His barely…

I congratulate Issa for defending herself against Molly. In my opinion, Molly thrives off of Issa's struggles.  She's 1 of those type of friends that'll say, I told you so just for the sake of being right. The scene was pretty intense between the 2 characters.  Felt like I wanted to jump in between them. LOL..Molly…

It’s really bugging me how the show seems to write Molly as being the wrongful aggressor all the time.

Exactly! Andrew sees it and it’s aggravating Molly doesn’t see it. 

Molly spends too much of her time keeping score.