It completely agree. It's not story telling. It's taking characters and throwing absolutely meaningless obstacles at them to do nothing that real life doesn't do. A basic soap opera does the same thing without using departures and alternate universes. And mad dogs and sandwiches and draining lakes and magic palm…

Yes it is. It's a mystery set up with ridiculous on going consequences and no resolution. Excerpt "love. Yay!".

Buffy the Vampire Slayer had a story. This doesn't.

I'm losing faith again. It looks like their recreating Lost.

I'm watching this right now and thoroughly enjoying it. It's not a comedy, but it's absurd.

I suspect losing Urlich is the result of finally hitting a success.

Was is to be, is not to be, that is question that I ask of me! 🎼

Crosby…yes
Cherries…yes
Search engine? Nope.

Seems to be the case. My time machine is a bitch to use and costs far too many Alturian Mega Dollars for me to know for sure.

Having Googled and searched Facebook for Gloria Burgle, the only results are for the fictional character and no results on Facebook.

John didn't know that the Walrus was the bad guy in the Carol poem. Thus when found out, he pinned it on Paul.

Luxury Vinyl Plank.

He did process it as he told Ray not to remove the glass.

Just to be clear, his teeth are terrible because of his bulimia.

But Nikki had a serious plan with that coat hanger! I'm not sure I'd bet on the "oriental".

Hi I'm reviewing this series and I don't know the difference between murder/homcide and an accidental death, I'm pretty sure that somehow my reviews are responsible for the restructuring of the series to suit my taste for more easily to describe action, and I've not noticed, either in the show or in the comments that…

Sorry, his episode of Hot Ones is top 5.

The a Hollywood pot party episode of Laverne and Shirley will prove you so wrong.

Wow, you sure picked a weird thing to be elitist about. It's cool that you dig cars, but when it comes to regular everyday cars, most of us aren't ignorant we just don't care.

It feels like the reviewer has seen the whole season and is trying to score points by predicting the outcome.