Picking Nits
The panel debates trimming or expanding the nursing-home fraud and whether Diane’s breakup is too abrupt, then defends the time passage and pre-college pressure.
In the discussion (5)
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- One view would remove two or three minutes of nursing-home fraud; another wants twenty more minutes and deeper relationships with residents.
- Diane’s breakup initially seems abrupt because she appears to love Lloyd. — Bill Simmons
- Changing outfits and rooms imply repeated conversations and time passing before the breakup. — Chris Ryan
- The father’s manipulation and the expectation of a pre-college breakup supply a period-specific motivation. — Judd Apatow
- The panel gives young listeners a joking public-service recommendation to end high-school relationships before college. — Chris Ryan