joshEH
Senior HTF Member
Okay, I'll admit that I literally said "Awww!" at the end of last night's episode.
"Sad floor." Alta Vista. The show is on fire.
I almost don't see a point in posting here anymore; the show is on a roll, filled with laughter and with heart, and firing on all cylinders in both departments.
If I have to complain about something, it's that I feel like they're sidelining the Ann/Chris storyline, but I know that it's going to keep on receiving a little bit of attention and probably reach a really satisfying payoff, so I'm more inclined to keep my fucking mouth shut on that score, and just focus on how much I smiled at the episode.
Does anyone else feel that Poehler seems to be a supporting character on her own show this season? Does anyone mind? I don't, actually, despite really liking her character. I think they shot these first six episodes while Poehler was pregnant, which explains why she seems a little dialed-back. Still, either way, if it's something that she's pushing for herself, my admiration for just her shot up immensely.
"Sad floor." Alta Vista. The show is on fire.
I almost don't see a point in posting here anymore; the show is on a roll, filled with laughter and with heart, and firing on all cylinders in both departments.
If I have to complain about something, it's that I feel like they're sidelining the Ann/Chris storyline, but I know that it's going to keep on receiving a little bit of attention and probably reach a really satisfying payoff, so I'm more inclined to keep my fucking mouth shut on that score, and just focus on how much I smiled at the episode.
Does anyone else feel that Poehler seems to be a supporting character on her own show this season? Does anyone mind? I don't, actually, despite really liking her character. I think they shot these first six episodes while Poehler was pregnant, which explains why she seems a little dialed-back. Still, either way, if it's something that she's pushing for herself, my admiration for just her shot up immensely.