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It's definitely not at all like Seinfeld! I thought they were just going to kiss just to get out of there. But now that I think about it, that other way was definitely better! I thought Schmidt and Cici are an interesting couple, but he's so immature and self-absorbed that I'm thinking that it won't work unless he grows up some! Cici is light years ahead of his level of maturity!
I think it is. I know they are all living together unlike on Seinfeld, but they are always together on Seinfeld, doing this or that. There is the one woman, it features around dating, etc, etc. And I did say quirky.
I think it is. I know they are all living together unlike on Seinfeld, but they are always together on Seinfeld, doing this or that. There is the one woman, it features around dating, etc, etc. And I did say quirky.
I think it is much more like Friends than Seinfeld. It's young city dwellers living together spending a huge amount of effort cultivating their friendships.
I think it is much more like Friends than Seinfeld. It's young city dwellers living together spending a huge amount of effort cultivating their friendships.
I agree with that, just that the group is so much smaller....
Overall a good episode...a lot of crazy stuff before & during the party and Cece really broke Schmidt's heart! So sad! The Jax character was disappointing...the over-emotional guy being just an over-used sitcom stereotype. Jess...just kiss Nick again...we KNOW you want to!
For some reason, she's the only person I notice it on. I don't know why it bugs me so much.
That's because, as Nick put it, her eyes are twice the size of a normal human's.
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