Nick’s not really into ties or being a corporate boss. So he decides to stop being a corporate boss and starts being his authentic self. Which is a lovely idiot. Somehow I respect that. Could I own a bar? Hell no. Too much responsibility. Did I gave up something like a law career? Hell yeah. But totally not worth it. Do I try finding new parallels between him and myself? Hell yeah. Was this a remarkable episode of some sort?

I’m back, b… — eautiful people ;) Yeah I don’t know what that means, but I am back. Slowly but surely heading towards another run of writing about this show. It’s been 10 months. Damn. 10 months. So I don’t really have any good story to write about this one. But I hope that the muse will kiss me one day or the other.

Is this the only episode of New Girl that addresses, or at least touches on, racial issues in America? It was enjoyable to get some sense of seriousness. And it finally fleshed out Winston a bit, a generally poorly executed character since day one.

Good friends make you stand up to your mom — Even when she thinks you’re into her, as annoying as she is, you have to take it. You have to stand your ground, because it’s for a greater good. Owning ten per cent of the bar! What will follow is a random list of unrelated Miller quotes; and it will only have one item on it because it’s a really famous one. Can I get an alcohol?

Note to myself — Nick’s portrayal in this episode is LITERALLY ME — Please watch the whole episode. It’s hilarious.