Sad about Pablo, but also jealous. You think he's such a scrawny dude and he's fucking Captain America without a shirt. He'll be back somehow, but I don't think for long.

It can be a solid. A gas too, in theory.

There's so much hidden psychology to extrapolate from what we've seen and heard from Josh and Valencia's relationship. Firstly, Valencia is mostly seen as awful from us being entrenched within Rebecca's perspective. We don't see much of the good in their relationship because it mostly happened when Rebecca—toxic,…

Okay, this thread has me curious. I bike regularly and my legs are all
firm and strong, but I only wear jeans. I don't see myself being a
shorts guy, but I'm curious: do girls really like to see guys dressed
like Officer Dangle or Tobias Funke in the cutoffs?

Maybe, but life isn't that simple. Everyone is complicated, even Josh, Darryl and Mrs. Hernandez. Sunil is basically a Rebecca substitute and I consider that falling off the wagon. While the relationship is new, Paula is falling into a cycle where she embraces crazy and will eventually realize that Sunil has really…

Um, not all liquid is pee.

I was hoping they'd not only take his app and his notes, but replace his notes with bad information. That would be good revenge.

I feel confident that Rebecca's scheme with Valencia wasn't all about Josh. It's part of it, but I think the subtext is that Rebecca seeing Valencia depressed and out of sorts made her not only relive her Villain guilt, but made her relate to her. She did have a crazy/evil look on her face prior to "kidnapping" her…

When you throw people away because you don't want to deal with their problems and just want the happy fun stuff, that makes you the toxic person.

I have conflicting feelings about this episode. It's still my favorite current show, it has yet to do wrong. But as expressed by some last week, the show has kind of settled into a cozy, malaisiac rhythm. And yeah, malaisiac isn't a word, but it fucking is now. Start using it, bitches.

I don't know how anyone could believe that wasn't a fantasy sequence. Greg got on a plane. Rebecca said they were ghosts. Josh and Greg said they were ghosts. Where does the confusion come from?

If Greg wasn't a drunk, they could have been happy at the end of last season. This season, Rebecca said he really hurt her. He was a commitmentphobe, even though he wanted to be with her. That's pretty self-destructive. Had he been a proper wedding date, Josh never would have been able to get between them. Rebecca…

That's a good thing, a great, original show that keeps you guessing and never gets stale. Real people's stories don't end in 3 or 5 acts, they keep going and they have new experiences that continue to shape their lives. Rebecca isn't happy and has issues, so the rest of the show is her figuring that out.

They've been seeding this story for so long that there was a montage of Greg being drunk/drinking both during the episode and during the recap.

I think the change can be explained by Rebecca's confession completely derailing any chance for them to have a healthy relationship. By being objective about it, she realizes she was wrong and the things she did were unhealthy.

It would be lovely if every song had the production value of Love Kernels, but I kind of like the simplicity of how some of the songs are filmed, even if it's only because of time and budgetary reasons. They're still incredibly, incredibly enjoyable to watch, whether it's just Santino drumming on pots with spoons and…

Oh, they have similar demeanor, but I think the similarities end there. April is a classic slacker, Heather didn't take 5 years to change her life. April likes weirdly dark things, Heather is outdoorsy and smokes pot. April has issues warming up to her friends, Heather has clearly demonstrated a high level of empathy…

Fetuses is a funny word. It's like, feet penises. Heheheh.

Happiness, like sanity, is an ongoing journey with no clear destination.

What people?