I didn’t really mind that Brett took it so badly when Michelle told him what happened. That can be hard for someone. What bothered me was in the later episode when Michelle was trying to tell him that David had left the charter school project and Brett lost his shit at the mere mention of the dude’s name, even in the…

Yeah, I guess not. I'm not sure where I got the twins things from, I think I must have had Baskets on my mind when I was writing that. But the point about genetic diversity still stands, assuming they are not adopted from different birth parents or something like that.

As far as the Real O’Neals, I feel like Kenny being too stereotypical is because he’s young and probably doesn’t have any gay role models in his life. He is most likely written as being that way because he thinks that is how a gay kid is supposed to be. If the show goes on for a few seasons, hopefully that will ease…

A very creepy coincidence, for sure.

Actually, I think it was pretty quickly that Mike showed up.

I was hoping there was going to be at least one more Mike-only episode along the way before he found his brother.

This topic came up on here a lot more in Season 1, but it’s not feasible to re-populate the earth with the small amount of people present in this group, especially if it’s true that Tandy is out of commission (and even if he’s not, adding another male who is his twin brother doesn’t do much to help the genetic…

No, I was in my 20's in the 90's. Most of the fads and references on this show I remember (yes, I actually had a suction-cup Garfield on my car window), so that’s why I asked. I was wondering if this was just a really
obscure thing that existed and didn’t catch on, or something made up for the show.

You are referencing the Bob’s Burgers ep from a few weeks back, yes? On FOTB, It was actually the opposite. When Eddie showed up at the gym (still with lice), the school nurse didn’t want to get involved in sending him away because she didn’t want to get close enough to catch the lice. She had a date after the game-…

Were giant wristbands that contained memo pads really a thing in the 90’s (or ever)? I tried Googling it, and I found were little mini white boards that you can wear on your wrist, so not exactly what Louis had in last night’s episode.

If the last episode ends on a cliffhanger, I'll be so mad.

There was a "Quick- smash the phone!" scene on American Crime this past season, too. Apparently, TV writers prefer the drama of the moment over the fact that it doesn't really do what that characters seem to think it does.

And it would mean that Chip & Dale were only cute for a really really short time of their lives. It works.

A house for *upscale* birds!

Yeah, it bothered me that they sort of glossed over the whole Tina throwing out the car seat thing. How did she take Frank home? Either she drove him in the car without a baby seat (not good), or possibly throwing it out had just been a moment of frustration (it was a funny scene) and later she took it back out and…

The scene with Michelle and the lollipops was during the day, when Sophie was at day care and Frank was with Tina. The scenes with Tina outside Alex’s,
and Uber Brett were that night.

That scene with the security guard was awesome!

Seriously? WTF, Fox…

Again.

I really was hoping to see more of that abandoned Royal Caribbean ship before Mike crash landed into it.