Created by and starring Lena Dunham ("Tiny Furniture"), the show is a comic look at the assorted humiliations and rare triumphs of a group of girls in their early 20s.
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1x01
Pilot
aired Apr 16, 2012
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Created by and starring Lena Dunham ("Tiny Furniture"), the show is a comic look at the assorted humiliations and rare triumphs of a group of girls in their early 20s.
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Christoper Abbott, the guy who plays Charlie, leaves the show: http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/news/girls-star-allison-williams-respond s-to-christopher-abbotts-departure-20130508
http://www.rollingstone.com/mo vies/news/girls-heartthrob-christopher-abbott-quits-show-20130404
She is chubby, that's a fact. Nothing sexist about that. But does anyone care or does it really matter? Nah, guess not.
Anyway, as I said here (http://followmy.tv/episodes/1137035/Girls/1x10/She_Did) there are some incredibly annoying characters. But there's some sweet ones too and that's why I keep watching.
But seriously, this must be the ultimate hipster show :p
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Now that I thought about it. She really isn't attractive to me. Not because she's not a toothpick though. Her hair is awful, I don't like tattoos at all, her clothing style is ... ugly.
@az25
I am not a fan of the 'toothpick principle'. But she is chubby however. Which is still more a remark on her appearance than it being really sexist.
Now ask me, do I find her butt-ugly?
Yes.
But you can't simply judge by the fact that I call her a chubby and say I can't look past that. There are more then enough movie and/or serie characters who really crack me up eventough they are 'butt-ugly'.
However, even they, are still butt-ugly.
non-skinny girls can be attractive, but Lena Dunham is just fugly.
@WGenee The sexist remark is describing her as "a chubby."
1. Who cares about her weight.
2. Who cares about her weight.
3. Who cares about her weight.
No, of course you don't have to like her, I do understand that she is clearly not for everybody. My problem is that Lena Dunham, like all of us, is more than just her physical appearance and I'm tired of everyone needing to be a toothpick as the minimum criteria for being fucking awesome (or just good) at their jobs in Hollywood. That is all.
@az25
First of all, please do not recommend 2 Broke Girls to me, for it is an awful show (as you can read in my comment I left there).
Furthermore, making a difference between Allison and Lena is not sexist actually, that would be preferring one sex over the other.
However in my opinion, Lena is annoying. Should I like every actor and every acting performance equally then? And am I only allowed to have critique on the more attractive actresses?
I just don't like her character, her timing, her jokes etc.
also, this: http://www.vulture.com/2013/01/alec-baldwin-wants-to-be-on-girls.html?mid=i mdb
@WGenee dog? ok...
if Allison Williams was Lena Dunham, all the same lines and all, would you have the same issue? I doubt it. Besides, Marnie is way more annoying. The way she was fussing over wanting Charlie after breaking up with him? The fact that everything revolves around her, even when talking about other people's problems? But, whatever. If Lena annoys you, you're probably better off watching 2 Broke Girls or something.
@az25, well well well az25 you dog.
Donald Glover is like, totally perfect for this show.
@WGenee Whether she is annoying or not, that's sexist as hell.