(HBO) For the most part, the characters on Girls are well defined archetypes, exaggerations of people we've all known or once were. There's the hipster wannabe writer; the elitist, jaded, trust-fund bohemian know-it-all; the nihilistic, secretly insecure intellectual; the naive sorority girl, and so on. And then there's Adam, arguably the most complicated, unpredictable, interesting character on the show, and, for my money, the most entertaining (which, should be noted, is in larger part due...
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