Gay nick episode

Uh, we in the gay community call them "drowsers."
Ian: Why would you like a sleepy guy?

Schmidt: All right, let me see the new. I forgot who I was talking to. [Cece groans] And Kumar, who's shy.

There's nothing we gay men hate more than being put in a box.
Jess: Good.
Nick: Look, maybe I'm a bear, maybe I'm a twinkler.
Jess: That's not a category.
Nick: [loudly] I like rugby for the game and for the men. I need you to put these on.
Cece: What?
Schmidt: This is a private conversation that doesn't concern you.

Uh, ripped nerds. I was really worried about you. And actually, I don't even know if I'm gonna go through with it.
Schmidt: You're still here. Oh, my God. You know what? It’s just bad writing.”

Another fan chimed in about the show’s writing, saying, “By the time the episodes get to the last 10-15 minutes, the good stuff happens for the cliff hanger into the next.

[laughs] Am I right?
Ian: "What's women?"
Nick: [chuckles] I just don't know them like you know them, is my point.
Ian: Uh-huh. Sure, this dude was different, but only because New Girl wanted to hit a different beat. Over in the girl’s apartment, Schmidt lays some groundwork himself for Coach and Schmidt by talking up their “beauty” while he is really talking about Cece’s breasts.

That's the whole point. no!
Jess: Look, Nick was just trying to help me.
Ian: Clearly, he would do anything for you. Don't touch your beard trimming setting.

Jess: Ian! Wait. Am I right? matches the mood.
[Pachelbel's "Canon in D" playing]
Schmidt: I mean, I guess if I'm being honest, it doesn't matter what size you are.

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Favorite Quotes:
“Your breast belong to all of us, who are you to decide?” Schmidt

“Getting a girl to have sex with you is improv, Winston…it’s jazz, ya dig? Thus, Gay Nick is born.

Fortunately, this was Nick’s idea in the first place, and he’s also really into making pretend.

Eventually, as is always the case with sitcoms, the lies fall apart, and the guy leaves. The whole “I took a walk last night, I’m sorry, I was worried about you” scene was fantastic even if Nick was outed as straight mere seconds later. Concurrently, Schmidt has a conniption when Cece considers having a breast reduction.

No, Schmidt, you cannot see my boobs.
Schmidt: I need to look them in the eyes. Now, it’s at 56%.

Additionally, the show’s penultimate episode, “The Bridge,” is the worst-rated one of the entire series on IMDb, with a 5.4 rating.

That’s even lower than the critically panned Season 2 episode “The Lost Sister,” which has a 6.0 rating.

The rest of the Season 5 episodes all have a score of 8.0 or higher.

After Volume 2 dropped, fans took to X to air their grievances with the show, specifically the penultimate episode, calling out the repetitive plots, overstuffed cast, weak acting and more.

“Can’t believe I’m watching this show can it be over already?” one fan tweeted.

“Because season 4 was so good, this feels that much worse,” another fan wrote.

A third fan tweeted, “Stranger Things has genuinely become so f–king stupid.