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Aww, Niko seemed so sweet and supportive when they came back to visit. He was trying so hard. Poor guy.

Holy cow. I'm still watching. That comment she made about putting her mom in a nursing home - seriously?! That poor woman wipes your giant ass! Ugh, she's awful. Dr. Now cracked me up when he said she can't tolerate any discomfort. That's the truth.

I think that every episode! All of the screaming and crying in the shower, ugh.

I was disappointed in Brooke's kowtowing to her Neanderthal husband, but I was ok with Kyle being fired. She was the PM; she could have stepped up and told Cro-Magnun Man that he needed to get on the back of the bike, or they would find someone who would.

She didn't want to get married to him at 22, but she did want to continue the relationship at that time, and she discussed with Paris considering Logan in her future plans. She may have felt too young to marry at 22, but she may well have said yes to a proposal from Logan at 26, or 30, etc.

I believe ASP has a reputation of insisting actors stick to the script, i.e., if the script says "cannot," you don't say "can't." Someone who insists on the much control of the script doesn't let anyone ad lib.

Right, you have to be able to trace your own lineage to a Revolutionary War patriot. And they don't really "black ball," anyone. If you have the right pedigree all you have to do is prove it and pay your dues, about $65 a year.

Agreed. Milo Ventimiglia and Jared Padalecki looked great, too, but they were younger to start out with. Lauren Graham seems to have had some unfortunate plastic surgery. I thought Alexis Bledel looked quite a bit older. I did love her working as a docent at the museum. I am a DAR member, and we do a lot of good things, it's not all bullshit. And, there's no interview panel involved in the selection process. The Berta thing was weird. I don't know how I feel about it.

He did, and he could be bisexual, but it seemed disingenuous to me. I think because of Gilmore Guys, and the "is this homophobic" segment. It's as though they were trying to compensate for many comments in the original series that were, frankly, homophobic. Sort of the equivalent of saying, "some of my best friends are gay," if you see what I mean.

Ok, before I start, a confession - I've always been Team Logan. I love Logan. That said: 1. I didn't love the revival. It had it's moments, but I was not impressed overall. 2. Emily - I was sad for her character, I cried so much over the loss of Richard. However, she felt to me not as much a grieving widow as an elderly woman who was becoming senile. Of course the loss of her spouse of 50 years is going to make her question everything, and perhaps make some changes, but, I don't know, it just felt like it was more than that, to me. 3. Lorelei - Eh, I don't have a lot to say about her. I'm glad she and Luke finally got married. I had hoped they'd have another child; Lorelei was clear about wanting one when they were engaged the first time, it seems like in 9 years she would have made a move on that. 4. Rory - Ugh, Rory. She is kind of the worst. I'm annoyed that she and Logan were cheating on their respective partners with one another. They clearly want to be together, they're in their 30s, just be together. She can write her book from London just as easily as from Hartford. The pregnancy I saw coming. I think she'll keep the baby, if the series goes on. The conversation with Christopher made it sound like she was considering just going it alone and not telling Logan; feeling her dad out to see how he felt about not being involved in her childhood. 5. Paris - Was Paris pregnant? I thought when she and Rory were in the bathroom at Chilton she said she missed her period, but Rory didn't really respond. I loved her and Doyle together, I had hoped they'd work out. 6. Christopher - I'm sad that it seemed that he and Rory aren't close anymore. I feel like season 7 ended with them being closer and having a better relationship than they had had. Even after the divorce, he came to her graduation from Yale, and Rory was used to her parents not being together, it doesn't seem like the divorce would have really changed her relationship that much. As an aside - David Sutcliffe looked amazing. He's aged better than anyone else on the show, IMO. At least anyone of the "adult" generation. 7. Jess - I hated Jess at the beginning of the series, but he's grown up and I like him better now. I don't see him and Rory together, because she's so self-centered. I think he's been brainwashed into the "Rory is amazing," camp, but I think if they spent any significant time together as adults, he'd get over that. 8. Dean - Yay, Dean! I'm glad he's happily married with 3 (4?) kids. Good for him. 9. Lane's Dad - HEY, LANE HAS A DAD! 10. Michel - I have no issue with Michel being gay or being married to a man, however, I think the original series established that he was straight. It wasn't super clear, but he made several comments over the years pertaining to dating women, and get dressed for "the ladies," etc. implied he was not gay. 11. Lane & Zach - It was nice to see them and their kids, along with Brian and Gil. I think those are all my thoughts for now.

Maybe they were hoping Jorge and Anfisa would get mad and start destroying them?

Holy cow was that awkward! I felt bad for Anfisa towards the end. As an aside, if she wants money she should sue the doctor who did her breast implants - they look awful, and I bet they feel worse.

I thought it was super weird, but I am willing to chalk it up to cultural differences. I don't know anyone from Jamaica, so I am not sure if Jamaican people in general are more "touchy-feely," that we are in the US? I think it was meant to be a kind gesture, either way.

It's quality pizza. I missed the Macaroon Bar shot.

Cincinnati friends; was Russ's rehearsal dinner held at Goodfellas Pizzeria?

I'm probably the only muderino on here, but my first thought was, "you're in a cult; call your dad!"

I was thinking this, too, and I'm not a Mohammed apologist, but I think Danielle brought it up first. I think she said, "he thinks I smell," and he chimed in and agreed. He may not have said anything if she hadn't brought it up. Or, he may have because he's a douche.

Matt's friend Patrick is a douchebag. Run, Julie!

I thought so, too. Even in this last episode, when they were sitting on the park bench, she held her purse in her lap, rather than sitting it next to her. I thought it was an obvious device to cover a bulging belly.

I've never heard that about Tennessee. I think it's quite beautiful there, and all the people I've met are so kind. I'd never heard it about WV, either, but then there was that documentary, The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia. I'm sure they're not the norm, though. As a proud Ohioan myself, I find Mo very average looking. Pedro is very handsome, though, IMO.

#1 son, age 17, who was home sick from school last week came in while I was watching the part of the episode with Anfisa's modeling photo shoot. He said he didn't think she would make it as a model, because she's not what you would call "traditionally attractive," complete with the air quotes.

What is up with those lines around her mouth? Are they a by-product of the collagen injections? So weird.

What exactly is Chantel protecting with a pre-nup, anyway?

Oh my goodness, she looked awful.

Ugh, Jorge's groveling was so weak and pathetic. Very unattractive.