But the robot designs were almost comprehensible this time!

Been passed around amongst German and Italian companies. Does Japan wanna get in on this and complete the Tripartite?

It's much better. Not quite at the standard of the show, but just imagine how awful some classic moments would have felt with the setup excised and the timing off. That's what the TV version was. http://comediansgettingcoff…

"she's fully aware of how awful she is to people"

That's Marnie for ya. She only wants what she can't have.

"Is she naked and doing something gross while lying there?"

I really liked Laura, but I agree with you that the context is a little troubling.

But how does she eat and breathe? And other science facts?

It's pretty much the only game that's gotten me laid.

"that is attempting to be a scripted reality show"

I'd go with "Idiots and assholes fuck over themselves and each other. It's fun."

GIRLS made fun of it in the first episode, it's definitely relevant.

Best Character != Best Person

For most of us, sure, but you best police your shit, TARDIS-boy.

Her look of self-satisfied glee when she finally comes up with the dare "Kiss Hannah" was fantastic.

I think it was rhetorical at that point. Like "I don't know what your deal is, but I'm done with you."

I thought her relationship with Jasper was very revealing. Their talk about daddy issues, "my daughter's the same age as you," that warm smile when she's curled up on his bed, then her finding out he was high the whole time and just wanted to fuck her. She wanted him (consciously or otherwise) as a father figure, and…

Loved the metaphor line.

That part in the car where Hannah and Shoshanna are talking about how much they're sacrificing for Jessa, then it cuts to a close up of Adam's death stare… I had to pause it I was laughing so hard.

Oh, I mean, as a person? Yeah, her obliviousness is scummy at times. But as a television character? Holy shit, it's like every line coming out of her mouth was gold. "Um, it's Feh-lee-pay, I read his autobiography, I think I would know."