In the aptly titled, "She's Come Undone," two of the girls have a bit of a breakdown. Let's discuss what happened.
Um. So, this week happened. Anyone who still likes Juan Pablo or think he’s a good guy, please tell me what you are thinking.
With Juan Pablo being such a wildcard, I had a feeling hometown dates were going to be pretty excellent. I was not disappointed, y’all.
The Simpsons was initially a satirical cartoon that was scathingly critical of the patriarchy, the church and the state.
Major life events happen for Adam, Hannah interviews Patti LuPone, Marnie feels lame, and Jessa’s drug history still haunts her.
The series' executive producer, Michael Patrick King, revealed to Entertainment Weekly that there was still one story that needed to be told through Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda.
Some awesome designer at Deviant Art combined two of the greatest fandoms of all time, Game of Thrones and Disney Princesses, with fantastic results.
Just when I thought their sleuthing skills were getting better, the girls completely missed Spencer going insane in the past few episodes. It occurred to the writers that the gang should confront Spencer about her warmed over zombie eyes.
You guys, is this season going by faster than any other season in the history of this show? How are we already at hometowns? And also, hometowns AND fantasy dates in one week?! I'm just not ready for it to be over.
The crew gallivants to Long Island for a stay at Marnie’s Mom’s friend’s house. Of course Marine wants everything to go perfect, but there’s always some forced melodrama because we’re talking about Girls, right?
Since you, like me, probably watched the 13 episodes of season one in record time, it's safe to say we could use a little brush up on where things left off.
Two women, Irene and Alice, have been best friends for 94 years. I can hardly stand some of my friends for 94 seconds so we can say for sure that their friendship is something special.
You'll laugh. You'll cry. You, too, will feel triumphant when Glen Calico gets four candy canes.
The creators of HIMYM, Carter Bays and Craig Thomas, along with Emily Spivey, who created Up All Night (RIP, loved that show), plan to launch a spinoff called...wait for it...How I Met Your Dad.