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Noooooooooooo!!!

Still, in her case, someone needs to point out the trauma roots of her behavior so she can change it. They did discuss her mean-girl high school experiences with her, so why not this?

None of these "therapists" ever touched on Natalie's paternal abandonment issues. Pretty incompetent.

Is Baylen OL over?

I know!!

Did she have her arms removed?

Is ANYONE interested in the throuple? I wouldn't care if they were a quintuple. I just can't bring my self to care. I don't even know their names. But if some first-wife/second-wife jealousy drama kicks up, let me know!

I think, though, we've now reached the point where they can't be portrayed as just benign buffoons. "Springtime for Hitler" worked great in "The Producers," but not while it's Germany 1939 again. Make them irrational and evil and the butt of jokes, just not benign. I believe there are sketches that could be written to do it. Weekend Update does it.

They're not even safe IN the hospital! (shootings, electrocutions...) Or in the nearby bodega. They should all stay home all the time.

I think I like this group of interns the best, gasp! maybe even more than the originals, because they're not overdramatic. (I know, that's weird, it IS a drama, after all, and I was riveted in the early years and for a very long time.) Maybe it's because I can't imagine any of this crew seeing a ghost. 😄 That said, it really does feel like the show is petering out... Maybe it's that it's so crazy out here that I don't need DRAMA on my TV.

Thanks for catching it! It was meant for Grey's. Sorry.

whups, wrong show

That's a very interesting point!

For me, none of the sketches were funny, but I did like the mascara commercial. W/U was on fire! (special ed, how things are in hell...)

They do them way too benignly. At this point, it just makes me feel bad. I remember when Phil Hartman played Reagan as truly evil. They need that kind of bite, and more.