After seeing her in that outfit at the end of episode 5 I think I feel in love with her
by Orlando posted 10 years ago
Finished it, great season with very loveable characters (Lillian is the real MVP), it feels like a show you usually find out about in its last season or shortly after the series finale and binge it in a week. Although I gotta admit that sometimes they stretched out some jokes waay to thin (Dong, Dong, Dong, Dong, Dong, Dong). Wacky and completely off its rockers, a positive barrel of fun.
by Orlando posted 10 years ago
I get confused because in Vietnam, the word "duong" can mean "sweet" or "street." Or "sugar" or "road." The number one cause of death there is when a diabetic asks for directions.
by Orlando posted 10 years ago
She just said "urethra" instead of "eureka", I can't stop laughing.
Kimmy Schmidt (Ellie Kemper) has been held captive for the past fifteen years by a Reverend who told her and four other women that the earth was destroyed in an apocolypse. On her first day in New York she gets a new job as a nanny and gets a roommate and decides to stay in the big city and try life out there.
This is so silly that it's hilarious.
"Your hair smells good."
"They checked it for lice at the hospital."
"What? Who are you? I wasn't rapping."
Ellie Kemper is wonderful and I could watch her as Kimmy 24/7.
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Kimmy Schmidt (Ellie Kemper) has been held captive for the past fifteen years by a Reverend who told her and four other women that the earth was destroyed in an apocolypse. On her first day in New York she gets a new job as a nanny and gets a roommate and decides to stay in the big city and try life out there.
This is so silly that it's hilarious.
"Your hair smells good."
"They checked it for lice at the hospital."
"What? Who are you? I wasn't rapping."
Ellie Kemper is wonderful and I could watch her as Kimmy 24/7.