I don't know about you, but my week was ruined when Danny broke up with Mindy on this week's "The Mindy Project." So, I did what any rational person would do: I contacted a pair of relationship experts to find out whether or not Dr. Castellano was right to cut romantic ties with Dr. Lahiri. (And then I made a private appointment for myself because my week was ruined by fictional people.)

A refresher: Back in January, Danny kissed Mindy on an airplane in the midst of some epic turbulence (Like one does) and then we all had to wait for several months -- with hands frozen in the "celebrate" position — until their relationship progressed. And progress it did — until Danny wanted to keep it a secret and Mindy didn't and then Danny broke up with her, feeding her that whole "you're my best friend, you're too important to me" line. Or maybe it wasn't a line, because this is a TV show and not real life.

A lot of us probably threw our shoes at our TV screens (Just me? Cool), but according to at least one expert, Danny might have had the right idea calling it quits.

"His real reason for breaking up with her might have been a lot more than what is presented on the surface," psychotherapist and relationship coach Toni Coleman told MTV News. "For him, he might have felt like he wasn't ready to go further with this. He had some ambivalence about it, he was unsure about it, which ...

"The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman has never shied away from a controversial topic. And in the April 9 debuting issue of his superhero book "Invincible," the main title character dealt with something that, unfortunately, has become a bit of a trope in modern comic books.

SPOILERS FOR "INVINCIBLE #110" PAST THIS POINT.

After his fiancée breaks up with him, Invincible (alter-ego name Mark Grayson) is flying through the air, upset, and is approached by a female alien named Anissa. She's part of a race called Viltrumites who have been exiled to Earth and asked to procreate in order to perpetuate their dying species.

Anissa explains she doesn't want to mate with a human, she wants to mate with the half-Viltrumite Grayson. He refuses. They fight. She rips off both their costumes, throwing him to the ground and raping him. At the end, she flies off promising she'll be back, and he should, "Man up."

Naturally, the comic reading public exploded, with reactions ranging the gamut of emotions. To find out more about why the plot point occurred, and what will happen next, we talked to Kirkman about the issue:

MTV News: How did you end up landing on this particular plot point? What made you decide to get Invincible to this point in the story?

Robert Kirkman: It's been planned for a while, ever since the Viltrumite plan of going to Earth, and procreating to reestablish their population through hybridization with humans. [It] was set up in issue 80 or so. It has been designed that Anissa would key in on Mark and ...

Kevin Costner loves sports.

The star, who plays a football general manager in the new movie has long been a staple in sports movies. While we're sure he likes football, it's clear his greatest love of all is baseball. After all, he starred in "Field of Dreams," "Bull Durham" and "For Love of the Game."

So naturally, we wondered: What would it be like if all of his baseball-playing characters had a catch? Well, it would probably look something like this video, where the middle-aged Costner and younger Costners get together to throw the ball under the lights.

It's actually kind of touching, in a completely random, out-of-left-field (get it?) sort of way. Take a look before checking out Costner's "Draft Day," which opens Friday.

The vote is on for Favorite Character at the 2014 MTV Movie Awards, and each day, we're featuring a different character, starting with the "Hunger Games" heroine Katniss and ending with "Star Trek's" Khan. Vote now in the social category and check back daily to see why your favorite character has the best fans.

She's the Girl on Fire, the District 12 champion, the reluctant icon of a glorious revolution and the reluctant lover of a sensitive baker boy — and just like in "The Hunger Games," Katniss Everdeen is currently in it to win it with the awesome support of her fans.

As of this writing, Katniss is leading the charge for Favorite Character at the 2014 MTV Movie Awards. And much like toxic Panem President Coriolanus Snow, we're watching her supporters closely to try and figure out the secrets of her success... only without the murderous intent and power-mad dictating and bleeding mouth sores, of course. What makes the voters who #VoteKatniss so special?

They've Got Great Hair.

They Never Forget A Birthday.

They Totally Understand Our Feelings About Finnick Odair.

Also, About Peeta.

They Aren't Afraid To Declare Their Loyalty To Peeniss.

They Know What Revolution Looks Like.

They can knit the hell out of a District 12 hunting shawl.

They Volunteer!

They Volunteer At School...

They Volunteer For The Environment...

They Even Volunteer During The Zombie Apocalypse.

They Know Who Their Friends Are.

They've Got Skills Galore.

They're Kind To Animals.

They understand the secret to enduring sex appeal.

They're ...