I prefer to think of those things as Paula things. Paula was self-absorbed until she started working on her marriage, Paula had the most scheming of schemes (many of which were illegal with plausible deniability for Rebecca) and she was against dating Greg, even though they were kinda good together.

Heather likes working at Home Base. And little known secret, having a daily routine is good for mental health, one of many things Heather has studied (and quit). But I'd say the Miss Douche money is for luxuries, Home Base money is for rent.

I thought it was kinda meta, since her name is Brittany.

My comment is going to be buried in the mess, but I hope there's some of you who will read, reply and appreciate.

In the pilot episode, we hear Rebecca's mother harshley criticizing her over the phone, referring to Rebecca's suicide attempt sarcastically, saying she didn't even break her skin but inconvenienced a lot of people. Rebecca isn't as unhappy as she used to be and I think she's in a good place right now. She would have…

To me, it feels inspired by real life rekindling of dead marriages. The fact that there was minimal affection and romance after years of family life is nothing. Does no one remember Desperate Housewives? Carlos fucking choked Gabby to force her to sign a post-marital agreement that basically prohibited her from…

Paula definitely has merit, with much she has done for Rebecca, getting her to admit her true feelings. But you can't really sugarcoat the bad things she's done. Rebecca could have been friends with Valencia a lot earlier (and probably prevented the Josh disaster entirely) if Paula hadn't hacked her phone. When Paula…

Lower right corner says
NO! (circled)
YOU ARE
NOT GETTING
MY
OUTERWEAR
!!!

Top middle, just above lactose intolerance says:
ORDER PIZZAS
DRESS LIKE PIZZA DELIVERY
PEOPLE & SHOW UP WITH PIZZA!

Yeah, the milk probably turned on that show right about the time when Ming disappeared. It went from a unique comedy with relatable coming of age situations to a mopey teen relationship drama and a revolving door of plot devices disguised as disposable new characters. They need to stop firing showrunners. Never works…

I skimmed through every season one episode and no one was wearing it. It was probably some other show and it's going to drive me nuts. Was it Matty on Awkward? Luke on Modern Family? Mobley on Mr. Robot? Big Head on Silicon Valley? Why don't we have robot people among us who can recall everything on our behalf yet?

Administrative Assistant Maya first appeared in season 1, episode 14, just before Darryl's Gettin' Bi song. The Whitefeather characters have been popping in and out as needed and this episode was at least the third appearance Maya made this season. She has the potential to be a breakout. I've got to see her included…

I am positive someone else wore that hoodie last year. I'm thinking it was that vegan chili guy.

So, I am firmly Team Rebecca and I suspect most people here are as well. Yes, she's done terrible things, even without Paula's assistance, but Paula has been worse. She's been using Rebecca as a means to channel her hidden, devious nature, going far beyond what Rebecca is even capable of. And even though Rebecca can…

Pete Gardner and Esther Povitsky are probably the two most adorable people on the planet.

They surely recognize her flaws, finding her scary, overbearing, and yeah, even wrong for Josh, but she's very much part of the "original crew". Maybe they merely tolerated her as an extension of Josh, but none of them were intent on pushing her away or breaking them up. I foresee some backstory about her friendships…

It's almost as if people think Damon Lindelof's name is written anywhere near this show, where mysteries are deliberately written for titillation and not as part of a narrative structure and hence have no real purpose other than giving the characters something to react to. Look, I get it, Lost was messy and what the…

Theresa's spy hardware still uses fucking micro USB cables.

If you're not aligned with the gender in question, it's harder to make a judgement on sex appeal. Joss Whedon is married to a woman, but I remember him talking about casting David Boreanaz and saying, "He wasn't really my type," but the women working with him were all about the forehead or whatever and that's why he…

While I acknowledge the pace of the show and its revelations (or lack thereof) are below average compared to the best TV has offered, the show is still so incredibly entertaining to me.