Season finale review: New Girl ‘Elaine’s Big Day (Part 2)’ – Hear Him Out
I love the second season of any show, good or bad: after taking the first batch of episodes to figure out characters, sophomore efforts tend to show a new found….
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Review: New Girl ‘Winston’s Birthday Party (Part 1)’ – Frogetaboutit
New Girl‘s been juggling a number of story lines through the second season: Jess and Nick, Cece getting married, Jess getting fired, Nick and his father, Winston and Nick’s father,….
Review: New Girl ‘Virgins’ – I’m A Daver
In essence, there are two distinct purposes to any ‘flashback’ episode.
Review: New Girl ‘Bachelorette Party’ – This Fire Is Real
The majority of ‘Bachelorette Party’ – like many late first season episodes – is focused on Schmidt and CeCe, as each tries to reconcile a truth in their current relationship….
Review: New Girl ‘Chicago’ – I Gotta See The Carcass
Although ‘Chicago’ is an undeniably flawed episode, it redeems itself by having its heart in the right place with the most important characters (Nick and Jess).
Review: New Girl ‘Quick Hardening Caulk’ – Gettin’ Some Stank On It
Back from a healthy spring break, New Girl delivered one of its finest episodes of the season with ‘Quick Hardening Caulk’, a hilarious half hour about the people Jess and Schmidt want….
Review: New Girl ‘Tinfinity’ – That Is Beautiful
If season one of New Girl was the Year of Schmidt, season two’s been the Year of Nick, a trend that seems to continue for the first half of ‘Tinfinity’, named after….
Review: New Girl ‘Parking Spot’ – Throw A Brother A Loosey
The biggest problem with will they/won’t they in sitcoms is actually dealing with it.
Review: New Girl ‘Table 34’ – Get Your Crap Together, India
I wasn’t completely sold last week on the Nick/Jess kiss – but ‘Table 34’ went a long way from alleviating those fears, a hilarious, uncomfortable half hour of panic moon….
Review: New Girl ‘Cooler’ – Westward Ho, Son
‘Cooler’ ends with the moment we’ve all been expecting for Nick and Jess since the pilot – a passionate, “unexpected” embrace where they finally express those frustrating feelings between them.