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Oh gosh, thanks for saying it. His "cuteness" wore off for me by the end of Season 1, I think. Pour a drink for me, Dee. I'll join you at that table.

I actually didn't watch the last half of the last season of The Fosters because I just could not stomach Callie another minute! I almost didn't come for this show because Callie was the protagonist. I'm so glad I resisted, because I really like the show, but even then, it's primarily because of all the other characters. The best part of this episode for me was Callie finally hearing someone talk about her in a less than flattering light, and call her on her crap. I thought we were going to get this with the judge, but even he seemed to be admiring of her "moxie" even while he was scolding her. Despite his ample justification in firing her, it was Callie who quit in the end, sparing her the indignity of being fired for cause (!) I'm hoping that maybe this is the beginning of some long overdue growing up. We'll see.

Nova is trash for so many reasons, and I’ll leave it there for now- way too much to say. I’m here about Davis. What in the world was he thinking, bringing his Secret Sidepiece Kid into Charley’s home without her knowledge or consent? I’m totally Team Charley here, and I’m glad she read Davis for the trash he is. She made it clear that she will not stand in the way of the three of them ( Davis, Micah, and Tia) having a relationship, but that she doesn’t want any part of it, and will not be helping Davis raise his child. Stay strong, Charley!

I had less of a problem with the wife’s complaints because they would be renting, and you have to live with whatever’s there. I have more of a problem with BUYERS who complain about things like the curtains ( exact scenario from a Beach Hunters episode from a few days ago). When you’re buying, anything the sellers leave behind is yours to keep or discard as you wish, but it’s not a dealbreaker to whether you buy the house. My daughter and I were rooting for that last place . Sell the big NJ house, put those 2 young adults in a 2 bedroom apt, and scale back on the eldest daughter’s wedding. $6000/ month probably would’ve been doable.

Welcome aboard, Ninamags! We have a lot of good snarky fun on this thread!

Couldn't agree more! There was nothing about that town (at least what I could see in this episode) that would inspire 15-20 hour flight time (there don't seem to be any non-stop flights) and a 2 hour drive once you land in Brazil. If that was where my family was from and I had some sort of sentimental attachment to the place, maybe, but that didn't seem to be the case here. I definitely think there's some real estate speculation going on here. I'd be curious to check in 5 years later to see what the area looks like.

Robin Givens is really enjoying this role, isn't she? All that slinking, and mugging, and posing. It's distracting.

I spent the whole episode wondering where all Zoe's angst was coming from. At best, what Zoe and Aaron had was a freshman year flirtation, but that was it. She's had at least 2 actual, serious relationships since then. What the heck? So Girl Code applies to any guy you ever looked at for more than 10 minutes? And, way to go, Show. You made Awful Luca a little less awful to me (at least this week-I'm sure he'll be back to making me facepalm soon enough) by making Zoe completely insufferable by comparison. Sigh.

I know that Elizabeth comes from wealth, but didn't her father sort of "write her off" when she chose this life path instead of returning to the fold? But if I'm mistaken in that impression, oops. So even if she has enough money so that remarrying is less of a financial necessity, Elizabeth is still a very young woman. Is it really that unreasonable to think that she would be attracted to another man at some point? Given little Jack's age, it's been about a year (give or take a couple months) since Jack's death. Finding love again can be a realistic part of Elizabeth's journey. Could be interesting to watch.

Did Ravi actually have an exit story? Or did he just disappear one day? I'd love to see him again, just not with Ashley. And while I'm at it, did the storyline of Reed (with Charlie in the car) running down Nikki last winter ever get resolved? Or was it just dropped/never mentioned again?

I didn't mind the Bachelor twist either. In fact, I thought it was cool when he gave us the reminder that being The Bachelor was just a moment (my words), and that being a realtor was, in fact, his day job (again, my words). That said, the Bachelor references got old quickly. Still enjoyed the episode though. And how perfect was the timing IRL that his and Lauren's baby was born the day that their episode aired?

Same here. I appreciate the nuance of having the abuser NOT be a man and having the abusive situations NOT be about sex. ANY situation in which a person is made to feel like they have to do something dangerous/unhealthy/immoral in order to keep their job or continue to get jobs is abuse. We don't see this side addressed very often.

That was my take, too.

Yeah, my daughter and I watched this London episode and came to the conclusion that Sebastian was one of the biggest sourpusses we've ever seen. The apartments were interesting though, and the one they chose was definitely my favorite of the three. My least favorite was that Blah Bland Box in the east end. I would have expected something a little "funkier" for the location.

It figures. This was my favorite episode of the season, and now they've gone and cancelled the show. The continuation of the stories from the finale would have been wonderful to pick up next season.