Can an ulcer take down a work horse like Schmidt? Can Coach successfully out Jess and Ryan so he can return to being the most wanted teacher on campus? Can Nick be any lazier? All these questions were answered tonight on NEW GIRL.
MAN, I'm happy this show is back as I sure do love the Gallaghers.
I have waited and waited for the Tamra vs.
Winston's a cop, Jess is an activist and Schmidt is arm candy? That's right, NEW GIRL is back.
The Gallaghers are back and after a shocking cameo at the end of Season Four, I, for one, cannot wait to see where this family is going to end up next.
It's the holiday season and there are many television shows that have classic Christmas or Hanukkah or Chrismukkah (Looking at you, OC) episodes that are must sees.
It's hard to tell if Danny Castellano is infuriating or the best boyfriend in the world.
I'm not going to lie, Jess's holiday musical featuring her students was the most enticing holiday show I have seen in my life.
Family traditions mean something different in the Mikelson household (?), but that's not going to stop Rebekah from trying to reignite them.
Trouble is in the air when Jess and Cece are at war with each other.
After a (literally) scandalous mid-season finale on November 20, two of our recappers thought it deserved a second look.
I don't even know where to begin.
A Morgan-centric episode? It feels like Christmas more than Thanksgiving.
It's Thanksgiving on NEW GIRL and they always deliver.
This whole “Mid-season finale” fad is a new tactic over the past few years to justify going off the air for a few months during the holidays, right? I don't remember this being a thing in the past.
In the penultimate episode of 2014, we were treated to all three storylines setting up for next week's mid-season finale.
There isn't an acting award big enough for Joe Morton.
I'll admit it, I'm an all out FRIENDS fanatic.
Are Danny and Mindy ready to take the next step? Thanks to the ultimate betrayal of reading Mindy's diary, Danny is given an unspoken ultimatum and a deadline.
