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I got FJ. It seemed obvious to me. I just pictured a map and was able to tell you which states were missing from the list they gave you. I was surprised when no one got it.

I'm surprised Bills and Bengals game isn't primetime. I guess with all the drama and emotion surrounding it maybe it's for the best. But that is one of the cases where the pre-game dialog is already there. This is the rematch (match?) that would have been played in week 17. I'm sure this will be brought up a few times during the game...

Wow that was a stressful game. The Bills definitely were playing terrible (story of our team) but I have to give credit to Thompson he played a good game. It was the Miami receivers that were dropping the ball. And while we did win, I believe Miami should be happy with how they played (when the sports people) was against them.

Another good episode. It was definitely a different take seeing it from the civilian pov. I like that they seemed like they were going to get hired by Leverage at the end. As they were doing a good job on their own taking the company down. Also I thought for sure the lumber jack was going to be Elliot then was surprised when it was Harry. But then the show instantly answered by question of "why" as then Elliot was taking out the security guards ;). And Parker as a youtuber doing a video about lock picking was great. I was disappointed that Carol turn out to just be bitch. Like I really thought it would turn out that he sexually assaulted her too. And she was actually looking out for the young assistants as that was once her. And it would have explained her obsession with romance novels as she still isn't over what happened to her. Maybe it was to deep for this show, but I think it would have been a better ending. The have her be involved with the financial fraud which would be why she wasn't saying anything.

^then no. This has happened in multiple episodes. Either at the end when they get them (actually that's most episodes). But if you mean during the con, then the one where Hardison ends up being buried alive would count.

I was thinking this as well. If both teams win next week. Then I believe KC will play the winner of the 4th & 5th game. Then the two teams play each other.

I was confused about this too. It seemed like teaching would the last thing she would want to do. And I believe she could just get a job doing research which is what her passion is. I also missed how she knew Brianna. Did they say? Anyhow, I enjoyed this episode but I do feel like it would have been more interesting to somehow have past students (and the team) take him down. As oppose to the usual "amazing business" opportunity. More personal and technicality not illegal would have been interesting. I guess we sort of got that with the maintenance workers being against him. I love how the main one was totally okay with Elliot locking the professor in a closet.

I thought of something they could do but I'm not sure it would work. They give the Bill's and the Bengals a tie or rather not count it. This way they don't have to resume the game. And get rite of the bye week. This way it doesn't matter who is in first. As these two teams played one less game. Then of course add in whichever team comes in 8th (as a fourth wildcard). And everyone plays the first week. They'd have to put in one more game. This of course doesn't resolve home field advantage if the division was undecided by the missing game. Unfortunately I have to agree. I work in the Medical field and this is the case often...

I was really excited when I realized yesterday's was a new episode. I like both guests and have seen some of their movies. I did enjoy it but I can't help but agree it gets repetitive after awhile. I guess there is only so much you can say. I did call them being related somehow. I guess just that her father's side and both (?) of his seemed to be in the south around Virginia.

I'm not sure if I should post but here it is. I was in a good mood yesterday and decided that I did everything I needed to get done, I could catch the second half of the game (before going to bed as I had to work today). Anyhow, I turned in on long afterwards put quickly realized why there wasn't a game. It is just terrible :(. I'm glad that they didn't force them to resume play, though it sounds like the NFL wanted them too. My thoughts go out to him and his family.

No, I thought that would be the case but it wasn't...

I'm watching this for the first time. But this episode was the first to make me post. The timeline makes no sense, how can it only be a month since she got back. For one thing, I unfortunately know that it takes a few weeks to set up Chemo treatments. So Cal would have first had to be approved for the trial treatment (which we saw) then receive it. This would take a few weeks by itself. And unless it is actually like magic, he wouldn't suddenly be magically well enough to go to school (unless he already was, which the show told us he wasn't). The timeline also doesn't work with the other characters either with getting jobs and apartments and do everything they are doing. And it also suprises me that it wasn't like the 4400 where they were quarantined for a few weeks first.

I liked this episode a lot. I liked how Brianna anciently helped the other guy when she was working as an accountant. I loved her line about being in a cubical while Harry gets to sword fight lol. I liked learning more about Sophie's past. Though I did wonder why they benched Elliot for most of the episode. Like he was in it but wasn't involved in the con at all.

Sophie was having way to much fun with the gun ;). Was the park a legit place? It must of been as they didn't show them set it up and it seemed like it was. I like how they found the money. I figured if there was going to be any truth that they already found it but that works too.

Count me in the club that thought that Nichols would have made a great Nana. I liked how the one that was working with Sophie was legit. I was worried that she was going to be in on it. And I loved her calling Sophie out for suddenly being British. I do wonder what she told her afterwards. I guess that she was a reporter trying to take them down or something.

Me too. I was surprised when it wasn't mentioned. But I was glad as that accent was annoying. I like that we are getting some of Elliot's back story. And getting to meet his father (which has been an ongoing plot for a while). I do wonder how much he knows about what Elliot is doing now. As it almost seemed like he was surprised when Brianna was making a fake ID and saying why doesn't she go to school.

Another good episode. I loved that Parker and Hardison were on a date. Though I at first thought it was planned that they'd break into the vault and were just playing that they didn't have a plan. But I guess it makes sense that the team was involved. Anyhow, I was confused by the family relationship for some reason. So the wealthy grandmother married a younger guy (nice twist on the stereotype). Then Mason was her grand kid. What happened to his parents? Anyhow, I didn't see the widower being the one trying to kill him, even it was obvious. Maybe because I thought he was his father...

For the longest time, I thought could Sophie's real identity be the duchess, as that would have been a good twist. Oh well... I guess there goes that theory, unless she did marry him, then it is sort of real.

Finally an episode that I really enjoyed. Don't get me wrong I didn't dislike the other ones before this, but this season was kind of lacking something... until this episode. All the characters got something to do. I especially loved Harry playing the documentary producer. And I found the whole tournament interesting. I enjoyed how they had Hardison around and play a major part without being on screen.

For the record I did watch and enjoy the Derry Girl's episode, to the point where I checked out the show. So maybe I'll go back and watch that one.

What a great group in the tent. I like when they bring back past contestants. I started watching the Christmas one and realized it was celebrities for a show that I never heard off and quickly switched to this one. I'm glad they all did well, even though it was clear that Kim Joy was going to win, as it came down to decoration. Though I will say Hermine's signature was the only one I wanted to grab and eat through the screen ;).

I just learned that Matt left. I'm kind of glad, I didn't really care for him on the show. I do like Noel though. Maybe he could just host by himself? Then have the skits at the beginning be him, Paul & Prue.

I was looking for something to watch around Halloween and realized Grimm was on Amazon. I knew I stopped watching somewhere toward the end of season 4 beginning of 5. Anyhow thought I'd post a review on here, even if no one reads it... Season 1-3: I was the most familiar with and were the best seasons. It had a great balance of the case of the week and some world building. Obviously introduces us to the characters. Season 4: Had some good episodes, even after the rape at the end of season 3. But man they destroyed Juliette's character. I remained mad at her for destroying the Trailer! Seriously, it was the worst thing anyone did. Season 5: Definitely the worst season. I didn't like Blackclaw or how they randomly made Renard evil. Don't get me wrong, I know he wasn't a "good guy" but he was a gray character who did have a continuous. The whole Eve thing was dumb, like she basically was still Juliette but with no emotions. And how I'm glad that they quickly got rite of this storyline in season 6. I did like the episode with Monroe and Nick going to the forest. I do remember wishing that was the just the whole episode instead sharing with a B story. I did like that Wu sort of became a wesen as it made an interesting plot. Season 6: A big improvement from season 5, but kind of a weird with the other world in the mirror. Obviously, this is the season fresh in my mind (as I just finished it). I enjoyed the stand alone episodes the most honestly. The finale was good, but weird. As a person in 2022, I kept thinking so Nick and co are fighting Vecna (from Stranger things) and somehow it was like HP as well. With his ancestors showing up at the end in support. The what was with the reset, don't get me wrong I was glad everyone wasn't dead, but it kind of coped out what happened. As no one would remember fighting anything. Also, I was confused did he just appear at the moment he and Eve came back? I guess so, but at least Diane remembered and there was the staff. So it did happen. I also missed for sure that Nick was controlling the one wood part. I had a theory this was the case, as no one else seemed to be able to touch it (minus Diane and Truble). Then back to the how HP thing with a 20 year later. Which I did like as it brought back the trailer and Kelly is a Grimm (which I figured). Anyhow, overall not a bad show at all. I'm glad I finally finished it. Also, I will say I went back to read the archive posts (at least some), wow everyone was so negative lol.

I'm glad this show is back. I wasn't sure about having it immediately jump into a con that is somewhere else (England) and wasn't sure if I cared for the "con"? Actually they weren't really conning him they just needed the proof that he stole the statue and to get the journalist back. But I did enjoy seeing the characters again. Though one question, where did Parker go? I mean she was there as a server but once Elliot & Hardison got into the elevator she just disappeared from the story until randomly popping up at the end back in the US. Did I miss something?

I watched the final as it just happened to be on. They were definitely wait more talented.