I think Aria, Bertie, Mr. Rosso and Mr. Kowchevski do a good job of establishing their existence outside of Gus and Mickey's orbit (I may love Bertie more than I do Linds, honestly).

Well, if you're looking for flawed and unlikable characters, Mad Men is definitely your best bet.

If she doesn't get a serious role in the next Apatow-affiliated movie, there is no God.

Oh, Mickey doesn't deserve Gus at all.

Thank God Iris Apatow managed to carry that, haha.

Eh, he did just direct Trainwreck, haha.

A) Gus is a shithead.
B) Bertie is wonderful, beautiful and amazing.

Because he's a bloodthirsty jackass.

Blood must have blood!

I never met the man, so I'm going to differ to his most liberal colleagues' judgment of his character, and assume that the truly impressive amorality of his judicial opinions was a philosophical choice in line with his interpretation of the Constitution, rather than a result of his being fucking evil.

If we're really going with the pure textualism route, you have to look at the placement word "them" in that quote. He's saying that the program doesn't even work to the benefit of black students it intends to aid because it "get[s] them into the University of Texas." They're the object of that sentence, not the…

Basically: Taylor Swift fans' 19 year old brothers consider him the end-all be-all of hip hop, despite the fact that his musically is essentially ATCQ without the flow or lyricism.

I care about the actual skill of rapping too much to place Kanye in that conversation.

You're not giving him enough credit.

Oh, I was POSITIVE Kane was going to bite it.

Just caught up. Holy fuck.

Killing Jaha's kid is probably THE turning point at which the show got good.

I'm binge-ing it right now! 4 eps left in S2, and I can't watch them fast enough

There's significantly less focus on Finn in the second half of S2, if that makes a difference.

Lazarus
Injection
Saga
East of West
Morning Glories (although it's fallen off, and it's taking FOREVER)