And yet it seems like no matter which ad you saw and what movie you think you came to see, everyone will be walking away unsatisfied.

I know, I saw a trailer that made this look kind of fun - sort of like Babysitting with a tiny splash of Superbad. But then trailers can make all sorts of crap look potentially good…

I know, I saw a trailer that made this look kind of fun - sort of like Babysitting with a tiny splash of Superbad. But then trailers can make all sorts of crap look potentially good…

Who else would they cast though - it's not like Hollywood recognizes that women who are not rail thin and model hot can still be actresses.

Who else would they cast though - it's not like Hollywood recognizes that women who are not rail thin and model hot can still be actresses.

Since that would count as historical and be about commerce, isn't this subject too deep and complex for today's Bravo to handle…?

Since that would count as historical and be about commerce, isn't this subject too deep and complex for today's Bravo to handle…?

Only when not busy having pillow fights!

Only when not busy having pillow fights!

HBO still gets the edge with both wang silhouettes and actual full-on visible wang-age…

HBO still gets the edge with both wang silhouettes and actual full-on visible wang-age…

Agreed - definitely some sort of quantitative inheritance at play when it comes to nerdhood and geekery…

Agreed - definitely some sort of quantitative inheritance at play when it comes to nerdhood and geekery…

Oh. c'mon - some writer is very proud of themselves for coming up with "bow-whipping."

Oh. c'mon - some writer is very proud of themselves for coming up with "bow-whipping."

No, instead HE has six people trying too hard to be clever.

No, instead HE has six people trying too hard to be clever.

It is completely lost on me what people see in Happy Endings, and I've watched both previous seasons. All I see is every criticism people have for other sitcoms (including Community) all rolled into one lacklustre show about awful, and more importantly unfunny people.

It is completely lost on me what people see in Happy Endings, and I've watched both previous seasons. All I see is every criticism people have for other sitcoms (including Community) all rolled into one lacklustre show about awful, and more importantly unfunny people.

Hey, if Mutchnick and Kohan could completely recycle Will & Grace and sell it to CBS, why should anyone stop there?