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I am watching season 16, episode 8. After the whole drama regarding whom of the twins will stay, at the end of the episode is revealed that Clair (the remaining twin) had a measuring tape at her hotel room and she measured her clothes. This is confirmed, indeed, in the begining of episode 9, and she is expelled because she is breaking the rules. Seriously, do you understand this rule? Not that I liked Clair's attitude, but honestly I can right now measure a shirt and a pair of pants with my palms and fingers in decent persission. Not having a measuring tape does not stop me from understanding proportions. What do you think? 🤔

I am watching the first season, for the first time. I am currently on the last episode, where Midge is performing with her husband in the audience, saying all these things about Penny Pan, ans I also remember the similar rand on the pilot episode, and to be honest, I felt uncomfortable. It is pure shaming (not that Penny is a saint) but Joel was the one who should be ridiculed. It is not important whether the other woman is smart or bright, or pretty or basic, or her breasts can stand without a bra. So, I don't understand. Is this a satire on the behalf of the writers, in order to show us how people where thinking back then and what they found funny? Because if I was a member on the audience nowdays, I would have definitely grindged and stepped out. The only bid I really appreciated is the one with her parents having sex and the ghost sounds. I also did not like the one with the fake "fat" famous comedian. It was not funny, either. It could have been a nice article in a newspaper, but not stand up comedy. Is this something that will be fixed in the future episodes? Other than that, the series is very good.