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Trinity’s patterns — and his family life — prove even more complicated than they had seemed.
There's a lot at stake in this week's installment: Most episodes just have to lure you back next week. This one has to lure you back next year.
We overanalyze the nuances of it all in this week's recap.
This week features more contrived pregnancy drama, and also a very special lesbian kiss. What took them so long?
Larry David playing George Costanza is one of the funniest scenes either 'Curb' or 'Seinfeld' has ever produced.
He was so good that he made us forget January Jones! (Almost.)
A whirlwind of illegitimate children, unrequited love, an alcoholic chief, and a disapproving father!
The funniest Green Week-inspired sitcom since 30 Rock had David Schwimmer in a bodysuit.
Tami suffers, Luke and Vince tangle, Landry flirts, Matt and Julia fray, and Tim Riggins ... visits a dress shop?
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