Actually a gay brother, according to casting. Along with the husband of said gay brother, whom she also gets along well with.

They're actually courting Adele Exarchopoulos for that part.

Actually, if we are to follow this trend, Two and a Half Women would star Brie Larson.

Other reports are saying she'll also be a writer on this show, so there's that to look forward to as well.

Problem is, this has never claimed to be the kind of show you want it to be. I'm not really sure where you got the idea that it was. Do you also go to starbucks and complain about there being no pulled pork sandwiches on the menu?

Actually tackling sexism in the armed forces would mean Jill gets constantly harassed and belittled right up to the point where she's raped, and then the military covers it up, and she quits, disillusioned and disgraced. This is clearly not that kind of show, and if you're going to list that as a fault, you might as…

"It seems like a lost opportunity to set a comedy on a military base and be too tepid to tackle any issues."

I take it you haven't seen the early seasons of 30 Rock?

Only if it referred to the gophers as "Varmint Cong".

I will be ok with this only if Mindy's new neighbours turn out to be June and Chloe.

If for no other reason than to know who these 100,000 people are?

You mean the podcast that's linked to in this very article?

All the followers had to have read his book, right? Can he really call himself a failed author, considering that there appear to be billions of people willing to do whatever he asks?

She probably will anyway. If Season 1 taught us anything, it's that everyone's a Follower.

Pink stars are falling. Upwards. Did you mean rising? DID YOU MEAN FUCKING RISING, YOU PRETENTIOUS ALIEN EGG?!?!?!

Atleast this opens up the possibility of Reese, Shaw, and Bear decimating the cult in the series finale, with 40 minutes left to spare.

My favourite out of all the responses was Tawny Kitaen weighing in, like the people complaining about Arcade Fire's win would know Kitaen. Their dads would, sure, but not them.

How do I gain admission into your Gwyneth Paltrow-free world?

There's some high school kid in a hole-in-the-wall gadget pawn shop who knows the secret identities of everyone in Starling City, but just doesn't care.

Also, Warren's "You gotta think like a lobster" followed by him immediately finding one, cracked me up. It's amazing how well the younger cast delivers on the comedy when called for.