This morning on a local news facebook page, I saw someone comment about how Trump wasn’t going to fill out an NCAA bracket because, and I quote, “He’s not concerned with fame and fortune and taking vacations like Obama was!” It was a completely serious comment. I actually guffawed at my desk when I read it. What…

Here you go.

Same. Parenthood was the show that did it for me before this one - like I realize it’s designed to make me cry, but I watch it when I’m alone, on the couch, where I can cry to myself and then continue on with the everyday bullshit of life.

That’s how I feel about it as well. When I saw Kate in the first episode it seriously filled me with joy. I realize that it’s a show designed to make you cry and to fill the void left by Parenthood, but I do think there’s a lot of good things about it.

Sorry if someone already posted it for you:

This bluntness made me LOL. Thank you.

I’m only laughing because it’s more fun than crying.

Yeah that one jumped out at me too, I was like “Damn.”

The only thing I can say is that I hope she’s wearing a pair of these with those pants (and also that peace sign anklet):

You’re my hero, truly.

I SAID THE SAME THING YESTERDAY. Man oh man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ria37d9mInY

I saw this last night and just the title alone made me LOL:

You’re obviously wrong, she has a vagina. We really dodged a bullet here.

Sorry, just wanted to say that I loved this show when I was a kid and used to sing the theme song all the time; when TV shows started being released on DVD, one of my friends bought me the first season of this and it was like the best gift ever.

I hope this spineless piece of shit cried on the way home.

I ordered half a dozen strawberry and half a dozen s’mores cheesecake cupcakes from a place here in town and I’m going tonight to pick them up. I’m not sure I’ll be able to control myself when I get home.

“Donald Trump, a cow patty,...”

I totally get it; I wasn't prepared to love it at all but I thought it was great, even with the predictable plot. There was just something about it that I dug, maybe that it seemed almost like it was aware of the fact that it was a standard story? I can't pinpoint it.

I was pleasantly surprised when I watched it, it has a total throwback/retro vibe that so many horrors/thrillers do now but I didn't find it cheesy, I was all in from the start. And the soundtrack rules.