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I think many of us are completists....we just can't quit 'til it's over. Sigh

What is it with the 7th season of so many series? They go all bleak and dark, as if they want people to stop watching. What happened to the high body count but snarky and romantic angst? I'm sad that the siren is sticking around through the winter break. I'm so done with her. Maybe it's a good thing that this show is ending.

Wow, watching figures IS like watching pain dry, but I think I agree with @greendog78- It would be nice to see some fundamentals/technique instead of how many times can a person rotate in the air. It would improve the quality of their skating, that is for sure. But yes, it should never be aired on tv. I loved the Shibs' fix you, and I don't like V&M. I'm tired of watching ice dancers play romance all the time- After watching some Ice dancing competitions, I feel like I've been reading a cheesy romance novel set to music. The Shibs, at least, go out there and dance.

I've never seen the figures (competition?), but I wish they would bring them back. Loving the jumps but damn, I'm missing the artistry- and I never thought I'd say that.

It's a sad, sad state of affairs when the only people I care about on this show are Bonnie and Enzo. I can't figure out if Damon is still operating entirely of his free will or if the Siren is still messing with his mind. Anyone know for sure? Also, I don't think either Damon or Stefan count as "history's most prolific killers." Their body count doesn't even come close to say, Stalin or Caligula.

HOLOGRAM TOMMY DOES NOT COUNT!!! He should have been Ollie's best man and have a bonding best friend conversation. Berlanti, you owe me.

It would be fun to see Nate morph from his geeky self to a cold blooded murderer and mole. Go for it, writers!

Jane Curtin!!!!!!!!

The team gets a new lead in the mole investigation after an unknown assailant kills two men disguised as sheriff's deputies in front of Callen's home. Nell interviews a prison inmate who has information on the department,

I read "my family and other animals," and Sven doesn't make an appearance. Nancy does not either, nor the countess (although maybe they do in other books).

Yes. If/when I visit Greece, Corfu is on my list as a must see.

Santa Claus was lurking in the land of untold stories and shows up with his reindeer. He is somehow Pan's brother, so Rumple has to deal with his relative Uncle Bad Santa. The town bands together to fight and Santa gets redeemed in the last five minutes. Everyone is happy, Belle and Rumple share a romantic moment, the reindeer are set free and make homes in Storybrook, and Santa bicycles off to the North Pole to reconcile with Mrs. Claus ....so it's a happy winter festival/christmas/hannukah/holiday of one's choice. And then Baby New Year shows up on Emma's doorstep just as the credits role.

Hey lovely people, We have a new directive from our fearless leader, Dave. No more political discussion on any forums other than Current Events & Politics Forum. Since our name is PREVIOUSLY TV and not POLITICAL TV, we have to enforce the new rule- even though you guys are as chill as cucumbers and have courteous and respectful political discourse, political discussion here is verboten. If the rules change again, I will be sure to let you know. Here is where you can read his full message. You can be supportive of each other. For example, "I feel depressed about the election." "I know, here is a cute picture of a sloth," but not "I want to beat Trump to death with a sloth." Pray continue with your regularly scheduled (and non political) discussion.

Robin McKinley wrote a terrific take on Beauty and the Beast. I remember really enjoying it.

Callen must interrogate his father after he is found in a patient's hospital room during a radiation poisoning case.; members of the team discuss their plans for Thanksgiving.

Let us not veer off topic. Red won't like it. Neither will Kirk. And lots of people will scream "Agnessssss,"

I've consulted our adorable bunny and she says, "Let's just stay on topic." Let us heed the bunny

Tagged as a spoiler because I'm positing this episode topic early. Read at your own risk.

While digging into Spring's past, Farah and Dirk find their first big clue; Todd learns he has no safe harbor; Amanda deals with a presence.

Red directs the team to an individual who provides new identities to criminals on the run; Alexander Kirk's health worsens; Liz seek guidance from Cooper.

I think that somehow Carly is the one who paid Nelle's parents for her kidney. And now Nelle is out for reVENGE (dun Dun DUN) Or maybe I'm giving the show runners too much credit.

In the novel that this series is based on, the author says he wrote his family as he saw them then. So he was viewing them through the eyes of a 10 year old boy (hence the boy crazy sister, the dramatic brother etc). And hence the characterizations.

Red and Liz see an opportunity to take down Alexander Kirk's operation after Kirk hires a mysterious group that specialize in hacking the most secure computer systems in the world.

Please remain polite and civil. Agree to disagree if you like, but there's no need to get riled up with each other. And look! A bunny! We don't want her to cry, do we? She doesn't like it when people squabble.

Todd becomes drawn further into the case, as they learn more about the kidnappers; an absurd hostage exchange occurs. More corgi? please! Also: Kitten!