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Not to mention they were live streaming the proceedings so millions of people were learning about her cancer diagnosis.

Thank you! I feel like I'm watching two teenagers who got married after prom. It's like they never talked to each other about the important stuff and now they're spouses dealing with stuff that should've been brought up ages ago. Didn't they start off this season in therapy? How long have they been married?

Add me to the list of the people who like Sexton. Colter could use a father figure especially given his own freakshow of a family. This was a really interesting case. I really didn't know where it was going and it was a little overstuffed but still fun. The scenery really was gorgeous. I can't imagine what it was like to shoot next to that waterfall. I get false eyelashes are the standard now but can they lighten up a little on the makeup for Reenie? I shudder to think how much remover it takes to scrape off all that stuff.

Sometimes the writing on this show is just so lazy. A hacker named Kaos? They're always named Kaos and yes, they're always obnoxious. The hackerspeak and technobabble in this episode was insane. And I grew up on Star Trek so I consider technobabble is an art form. Harry seems to have gotten a lot more proficient with guns. Doesn't Dante have a brother? Didn't his dad drop that news on him in a previous episode? I assume Fisk will be back.

This. Eddie has never been portrayed as anything but straight. He's a secure, straight man comfortable in his sexuality who sees Buck as family not romance and I'm grateful for this healthy friendship between men. We need more of that on TV.

YES! That was my first thought too! That's an understatement. How many time jumps have we seen? Meredith's missing year when she got pregnant and April's time in the army come to mind. I dare anyone to lay out the whole Grey's timeline. Start with the age of the various kids on the show. That way only madness lies.

I don't like Yasuda. In fact she's always been at the top of my list of interns they can kill off. That said, the scene with her and Bailey at the end was the most I've cared about her ever. Owen and Teddy are just tiresome as hell. You're touching on something that has been kind of bothering me: I can't keep track of anyone's sexual orientation. It doesn't really matter to me except I can't tell whether people are being friendly or flirting. It's like when Jo said she slept with Schmidt and I was like "Wait, what?" Same for when they mentioned Jules slept with Linc. I have no memory of that. I feel like every friendship on this show could turn sexual at any moment and I don't like it.

This episode just reminded me how much I miss Grace and Sierra McClain. There's no version of this universe where Grace learns Tommy has breast cancer and doesn't move heaven and earth to get home. Has this show taped the finale? If not, they need to go to McClain and beg her to come back. Give her ALL the money and let her help end this show with some dignity.

All these years later and the kids playing the twins still creep me out.

Taylor moved in with him. She was absolutely in it for the long-term. And once she gave up her lease on her apartment, that's when Buck decided to tell her about kissing Lucy. When she had nowhere else to go. That's when I started hating Buck. Tommy can do better.

This ep really got to me. Lina is such a mess. For perfectly understandable reasons as we find out but she really does. In some ways she's become frozen as the girl she was when she was raped. It really is heartbreaking.

This episode was ridiculous. Just nonstop foolishness. The moment the family said they wanted to keep the building in the family, I knew Blondie was the culprit. When I saw the case I assumed some sort of hallucinogen. I just assumed something in the paint because those hallways were dark and ugly as hell I just assumed it was full of lead Does carbon monoxide cause hallucinations? In college we had a CO leak in our apartment and I all I remember is a headache and getting sleepy. Also, Mel giving Robyn her scarf to cover her face seemed weird because I don't think cloth masks work at filtering out carbon monoxide. And that's before we get to the end. The insanely rushed end where Blondie does a whole villain monologue and has henchmen ready to shoot her idiot husband. Henchmen who get taken down by Robyn while Ajay hangs from his fingertips from the side of the building for a good five minutes. (People hanging from ledges by their fingers is a particular pet peeve of mine. Most people couldn't do it.) Unless something changes dramatically, I'm okay with this being the last season

Each of our subjects receiving cunninligus? Yay. The teacher performing it his teenage student? Repellant.

Does Karen have a job? I remember when the lab she worked at caught fire and how she was recuperating at home. Is she a stay-at-home parent now? If so, I can see resentment starting to build from that.

I've truly grown to hate Buck. He's just such a child. He never listens to anybody. He constantly dismisses legitimate concerns. Bobby was right. That dead body was too scary for the kids but of course when the kids expressed their fear did he listen? No. He just pushed harder until he broke the arm. I could go on and on but I won't. They really brought the drama with Denny. For a moment I really thought they were going to kill him. What's with the fixation on mustaches this season? People have been obsessing about Eddie's and then Josh wears a mustache as his Halloween costume. I found the reaction to the death of the vice principal strange. I mean Athena's back at the school and showing photos of the accident where a school employee died. That seemed really inappropriate.