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That's the entire plot of Avengers: Age of Ultron.

I remember her best as the one who got impregnated with a turkey baster on Sunset Beach. (Yes, really.)

Rio said something last season about Turner having a family in Baltimore so I'm thinking he's closeted/fooling around. A couple, first Dean googling how to fake cancer, second he and his doctor conspiring after their meeting with Beth.

Annie has a daughter.

I was waiting for someone to tell Maggie off for being pissed at Kiki for telling KIKI'S story. Yeah, it's not just about the medicine. Kiki's story was about her experience as a patient, that was absolutely her story to tell, no matter how poorly written (that's up to the editor). If Maggie wanted she could write a medical journal article on the medicine in Kiki's case. But Kiki was NOT telling Maggie's story and erasing her.

I'm glad the show runners appear to be wrapping things up to the happy ending and quitting the push/pull with Lena and Martin. The first scene in the saloon with Martin almost felt like a daydream sequence, I wasn't expecting them to get back together until the finale. Glad to see their hand came together at the end and not apart. Maybe the twist will be that Lisa Apple's baby isn't Martin's, but with the turtles at the end that doesn't seem to be what they're hinting.

They also matched up the dark spot on her eye (I presume with a contact). Cheers for the tiniest of details!

It was Buffy's.

Right but my point is, that's not something she can improve upon by seeking out Chidi's help and studying moral philosophy.

A big hole in this plan is that this blogger guy is both TERRIBLE and under the impression that he actually belongs there. The whole reason Eleanor realized she didn't belong was because Michael suggested she took "real Eleanor Shellstrop"'s place. That's what motivated her to seek out Chidi's help and improve herself. Without that external pressure, the 4 humans aren't going to change or suddenly decide to seek moral philosophy lessons. Also what is Simone supposed to improve on? She seems dead-on awesome.

This week's episode was much improved by the absence of the kids.

We finally see that Martin actually has a job, though it's still unclear what he does. Lena's Russian was completely incomprehensible.

It totally happens. Girls are starting their periods earlier than they used to, and additionally, black girls on average get their periods younger than white girls. Anecdotally, I was 9 when I started my period.

The Xennial range goes to '85.

She was in her late 20s when she started on the show, but it's been a few years since then, plus the time jump.