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Holy crossover: The actor who plays Dottie was also Taylor Townsend's mother on The OC.

Whatever happened to the ARK crew headed by Diana aka Ellen Tigh? Have we ever heard from them/about them?

I love the nice little detail of the legacy key being on a bottle opener keychain, because OF COURSE it would.

That was some serious Silver Age Lois Lane bullshit Patty pulled at the end w/r/t the gunman on the train.

Watching it, all I want is for Kelly to simply ask, "Are you breaking up with Brenda? If not, then leave me be." The fact that they dance around that scenario, but never explicitly state it is maddening.

That shirt La Longoria was wearing was so dowdy, even racist Brooke from 90210 would have been like, "nope."

My bad, she was "Ann".

I would assume season 8 would follow Zach as he tries to get elected to the Georgetown University student presidency?

No mention that Lynette is Faith "Murphy Brown" Ford?

Also meant to say Dave's "Lauren Ambrose's bottle" was the darkest and most hilarious joke on EHG this year. Bravo.

Until listening to Alan's submission, I'd never noticed the nod to another famous Ozymandias--from Watchmen--when Hank says, "He made up his mind 10 minutes ago", echoing Ozymandias to Rorschach's "I did it 10 minutes ago"

They couldn't have telegraphed that scene with Rosalind any more. I was expecting her last words to be about how she plays the cello.

Young Brenda's eyes popping when Pasty Segel grabs her from behind is over the top enough to be funny, yet terrifying when you think about what is happening.

I've a sinking feeling that Logan and Chris are going to fall ass-backward into victory this season.

I was disappointed that Henry Allen didn't get to say "Run Barry, Run!"

"That's why I never buy scented candles." <--Well done.

I look forward to the reveal that Cat knew Kara was Supergirl from day one, and that all of her attitude was Cat's way of helping Supergirl grow.

You can't ta poor Jonathan FluffMullet while letting Mel Silver's glorious "party in the back" go uncommented on.

I appreciated how Cyrus' speech at the end echoed Jake's at the start. Usually Scandal is a little more ham-fisted, but this was elegantly done.

Cisco is right that Harry is "a diiiiick" and it is amazing. All hail Cavanaugh and Wells 2.0

Two episodes ago it was Christmas and now it is spring track season? I love that when Brandon is lamenting the fact that he wanted to be one of the guys, and not a reporter, Ohhn-drea chimes in that she knows how that is re: cafeteria expose. What? She wanted to be friends with the lunch ladies? I mean, they are are of the same age ...

The committee all get manila envelopes in front of the press, open them in front of the press, and then cancel the proceedings in front of the press? Yes. I am sure the press WOULD collectively shrug their shoulders like, "Eh? I guess we're done here?" SUUUUUUUURE.

I love how Steve's adoption issues are tied to (triggered by?) West Bev dances.

Even better than Andrea Zuckerman, Typewriter Detective is Cindy Walsh, Note Expert, to wit, "Let me see that."

Good episode for laid-back funny Dylan. I was surprised with how sheltered the gang came off. Remember when the rap on 90201 was that this was going to be a show about rich kids from fast-living LA? The pearl-clutching shock at the idea, let alone presence, of drugs was really strange.