AVClub: The ultimate appeal of Togetherness can be summed up in a single scene in this excellent second-season premiere: The ice machine. The inappropriate Tina pinches Alex’s butt, demanding to know why things are so weird between them, and they know each other so well at this point that a simple “come on” is enough to coerce him. But he still can’t be around her. Let’s not forget, in the last season finale, he rode a bicycle a multitude of miles just to find her and beg her to come away with him, and she couldn’t do it. She said, “It’s better this way, don’t you see that?” So she stayed with Larry, and Alex moved on, and now they are at a loss as to how to connect to each other. I could watch that scene a million times just to track the facial expressions, to see Alex’s heart break again when he says, “You broke my heart,” to see Tina shrug, “You got a girl” even as she acknowledges that Alex is her best friend. It’s awe-inspiring.
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