I found this episode fantastic because it was just a week ago I watched Groundhog Day for the first time (I know I know I suck). TMP always pulls me back in by being weirdly relatable to my life

Molly is exactly the character I have been wanting to see on television. A woman of colour in a high-profile career trying to navigate the dating world. I had originally hope The Mindy Project would give me that but it went for comedic and OTT instead of grounding itself in any reality. But Insecure is doing an…

Comedy-wise I was a bit disappointed. I had heard they were doing a Lemonade parody but it just didn't hit the right notes for me. And otherwise I didn't laugh all that much. But the serious and dramatic bits really moved me. Greg in AA was fantastic and Paula applying to law school made me tear up. Not what I…

Oh no, the upvotes are already going to my head! I have to be a 4.5, nothing less!! :P

Black Mirror always blows my mind and makes me feel kinda shitty after an episode but this one was on another level. Maybe it's because I'm a 20-something woman and social media merit is stupidly important to most of us.

Loved seeing her bestie from ABG cast as one of her co-workers :)

I love that this episode is the sixth of the entire show. It's not a "very special episode" that so many series do where they all of a sudden make an ep focused on a supporting character. It allowed Van to become a character with much more depth right in the first season

Something about Alfred and Van's dynamic was just so real to me

You know there are a lot of shows out there that I force myself to keep watching. Before it was Scandal and Empire but I gave both up, currently it's Quantico and I'm sure I won't be able to stick with that for much longer. You're The Worst I was thinking of dropping until the most recent episode that aired, which has…

Like the rest of the world I watched the Tonys last night hoping to catch a glimpse of Hamilton. But I came away wanting so badly to see The Color Purple. Those women were absolute powerhouses, especially Tony winner Cynthia Erivo. Goosebumps!!

This episode made me realize just how much I dislike Jody and his crush on Mindy. One episode without him and his conflicted feelings made everything better

I want the series to end with Seth Rogen's character coming back from Iraq or wherever else he has been stationed by the military and he and Mindy reuniting. They had great realistic chemistry together and also a nice history from meeting as pre-teens and all that. He also seemed to genuinely respect her and her job…

Oh! And as a doctor myself can I just say that physicians are TERRIBLE at finances. Just awful. That was the only part that was somewhat reasonable. Her parents and then her partner taking care of all the finances is not a stretch of the imagination at all, actually

I rewatched seasons two and three of The Mindy Project recently. It's crazy how perfect the first half of season two was. Danny was perfect and Mindy was perfect. Then as soon as they kiss on that plane everything goes downhill. Danny starts acting insane, honestly. He pushes Mindy away but then is constantly jealous…

My favourite part of season one was Titus and my favourite part of season two is Mikey. They are such a good TV couple not over the top but rather understated and compatible :) love it!

I might just be a weird person, but the Joshua Jackson cameo was my favourite bit of the season. I was laughing so hard I had to rewind three or four times to hear everything he said. So meta and just so like Joshua Jackson to do and say those things for a cameo. It was perfect!

This was one of my favourite episodes of the season. All the cameo/guest characters were so perfect. Anna Camp, Keith, Mikey, etc. We don't quite get this perfect mix of cast again, which is disappointing

I hope those classic-style Mentos commercials make a comeback!

I thought that was going to be the beginning of her becoming a friend to Kimmy, instead she disappeared :(

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