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"One thing&amp;#39;s for sure: The Mindy Project writers have their work cut out for them after last night&amp;#39;s finale. How, in a season premiere, do you explain away a seemingly stronga-than-eva relationship, an international volunteering commitment, and a pixie haircut? Because unless we&amp;#39;re headed to Haiti, that&amp;#39;s what they&amp;#39;ll have to do when we get back from summer vacation. (I can&amp;#39;t speak to cracking the Casey/Haiti nuts, but I for one would love to see Dr. Lahiri rocking a chin-length, realistic growing-out situation when the show returns.)\nBut while the Mindy finale certainly surprised us by building to a true cliffhanger, it was neither the drama nor the comedy (Casey&amp;#39;s penis knocking Mindy&amp;#39;s glasses off, aaaahahaha) that made me enamored with the last episode of season one. It was the last few minutes, which so beautifully brought the show full circle and reminded us of some of the key pillars behind it, a.k.a.:\nPinterestFacebook__Figuring out what you&amp;#39;re meant to do is just as important as figuring out whom you&amp;#39;re meant to be with&amp;#8212;and it&amp;#39;s the longest love story you&amp;#39;ll ever live.\n__\nPinterestFacebookCut your hair however you damn well please. If you believe you&amp;#39;re rocking it, even haters will still want to kiss you.\nPinterestFacebookLife&amp;#39;s weird almost-moments can be more heart-achingly sweet than movie make-outs.\nPinterestFacebookAnd sometimes, the most romantic stuff happens in the shadow of the Empire State Building, not on top of it. After all, a girl&amp;#39;s gotta work.\nLove, love, love. What&amp;#39;d you think of the finale?\nPhoto: FOX"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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