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post #61 of 85
2/1/12 at 12:58pm
The line that made me laugh was when Cici said "That's dibolical" to Jess telling her how the girl said she wears alot of polka dots.

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They introduced a lesbo gyno character without much fanfare.

I was wondering if I missed an episode or if they shuffled the episode order.
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post #62 of 85
2/1/12 at 1:00pm
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Yeah, I had no idea where she came from.
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post #63 of 85
2/2/12 at 3:44am

"Wash a towel? The towel washes me! What next, you going to wash the shower? Wash the bar of soap? You got to think, man!"

 

Folks, I really enjoy discussing OSI here.

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post #64 of 85
2/2/12 at 3:17pm
First and only episode I've seen. I'm definitely a latecomer, but really enjoyed it.

Always pick what looks most promising each season and concentrate on those. This completely skipped my radar. Will definitely be watching in the future, hope they do some repeats of early episodes like '2 Broke Girls' so I can catch up.

I hope they pull a "Happy Endings" and give it a full chance, renewing it long enough for people to really get to know the characters. Looks pretty solid one some rating sights I read, so hopefully second season renewall isn't far away.
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post #65 of 85
2/4/12 at 9:13pm
Hated the pilot, dropped the show, came back Tuesday for Lizzy Caplan. Still not sold on the show, but she was terrific as always.
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post #66 of 85
2/5/12 at 11:48am
Hated the pilot, but have caught a couple other eps that were tolerable. I am sick of every media mention of the show managing to somehow use the non-word "adorkable".
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post #67 of 85
2/5/12 at 1:35pm
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Well, that Adorkable lead in this show will be hosting SNL next Saturday night.
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post #68 of 85
2/7/12 at 8:45pm

I can't quite place a finger on this show.  I often think it's satire of every other sitcom, taking tired concepts, regurgitating them, and then taking those concepts to the extreme of where they could go.  And on that level, it succeeds.   This week was definitely that.. the old sitcom plot of "too many in a rental" has been done a bunch of times, but damn, the way they brought the landlord in killed me.   I was absolutely dying in the 3-way scenes with Jess fake dancing with "I can do this, I can do this"   Holy cow.. it was hard to catch a breath in there, for that entire sequence from the dinner table spit-take with the homemade alcohol to the landlord coming out with no pants.. so over the top, but damn killed me.

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post #69 of 85
2/8/12 at 10:25am
This episode was great all around.

My favorite bit was the landlord matter-of-factly sharpening the broom handle into a point.
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post #70 of 85
2/8/12 at 5:41pm

It's a very erratic show. I was indifferent about this one. But my cat has run away so I'm not in the greatest of moods. crazy.gif

 

But the show has enough oddball humor that I keep coming back. (In contrast, I've quit Mike & Molly.)

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post #71 of 85
2/10/12 at 11:48am
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It's a very erratic show. I was indifferent about this one. But my cat has run away so I'm not in the greatest of moods. crazy.gif

But the show has enough oddball humor that I keep coming back. (In contrast, I've quit Mike & Molly.)

Dave, seems like you and and I have similar tastes. Really enjoyed the early Mike and Molly episodes, but they moved into marriage mode way to fast. The secondary characters aren't to bad, except I despise Swoozie Kurtz. The only enjoyable part now is Mike's mother and dog Jim, who is really a Jill.. They really brighten up a pretty substandard show. The other cop and his grandmother are also pretty funny with what little time they're given. I don't think I can remember a show where the secondary actors steal every scene they're in. Time for some Emmy's for them, not the supposedly main stars.
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post #72 of 85
2/15/12 at 2:41am
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Pretty funny Valentine's Day episode. Go Schmidtty!

Too bad they couldn't work in a Lizzy Caplan-Ryan Kwanten True Blood reunion...
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post #73 of 85
2/19/12 at 8:48am

 



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Dave, seems like you and and I have similar tastes. Really enjoyed the early Mike and Molly episodes, but they moved into marriage mode way to fast. The secondary characters aren't to bad, except I despise Swoozie Kurtz. The only enjoyable part now is Mike's mother and dog Jim, who is really a Jill.. They really brighten up a pretty substandard show. The other cop and his grandmother are also pretty funny with what little time they're given. I don't think I can remember a show where the secondary actors steal every scene they're in. Time for some Emmy's for them, not the supposedly main stars.

Swoozie Kurtz was the completely wrong choice for their mom. The sister is voluptuous, Molly is overweight, and Kurtz is rail-thin; it was visually distracting from the start. And then the humor quickly devolved to Two and Half Men Season 7 caliber; junior-high grade. Add in the depressing mom and I gave up last Fall.

 

 

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Pretty funny Valentine's Day episode. Go Schmidtty!
Too bad they couldn't work in a Lizzy Caplan-Ryan Kwanten True Blood reunion...


Enjoyed this one. I like Schmidt's complex relationship with CiCi. I didn't see that happening back at the beginning. Nick's unraveled date at the legal firm, sharing champagne with the intern.

 

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post #74 of 85
2/21/12 at 9:02pm

does anyone here watch Parks and Rec?  Schmidt is basically a good-looking Tom Haverford :)

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post #75 of 85
2/21/12 at 9:53pm
Nothing recorded this week on my pvr, hope I didn't miss something.
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post #76 of 85
2/22/12 at 3:51am

Nope. Didn't miss one of the better episodes so far. :)

 

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post #77 of 85
3/21/12 at 10:17am

Another good episode, especially with Nick succumbing to charms of Dermot Mulroney.

 

"He smells like strong coffee and going to see a man about a horse."

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post #78 of 85
3/21/12 at 11:40am
From personal experience, I can say that Jess' advice to Nick about being mysterious by not having a cell phone does actually work.
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post #79 of 85
3/21/12 at 12:47pm

"Now you fold that sweater, don't hang it."

 

New Girl has been erratic to me. I really liked it to start, and there's been some good episodes lately. Last night's was very funny -- my wife was giggling throughout. But I'm struggling with it more. I'm not sure I'll watch past this season now.

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post #80 of 85
3/21/12 at 12:51pm

Nick trying to fold it as he was rushing to help Jess was pretty funny.

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post #81 of 85
3/21/12 at 1:01pm

That was a good closing scene. thumbsup.gif

 

"This is the President of Earth."

 

A recent EW had a nice article on it, commenting on their use of improv. That whole cheese-seduction a few episodes back was improve by "Schmidt".

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post #82 of 85
3/21/12 at 1:03pm

The Schmidt sidebar in that article made me think Barney from HIMYM and Schmidt either need to stand off or team up, I haven't decided which would be more legen...dary.

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post #83 of 85
3/21/12 at 1:14pm

Who's that guy? It's Schmidt!

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post #84 of 85
3/27/12 at 7:34pm

Best episode this season?

 

But why was everyone with Jess and Mr. Fancyman?

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post #85 of 85
3/27/12 at 7:45pm
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But why was everyone with Jess and Mr. Fancyman?

I think he was elected designated driver so Nick, the professor or those girls didn't get arrested or killed going back to the girls' place.
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