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Not really problematic, but more of a joke that Jacob knows how to play and Janine doesn't. He would definitely need to know how to play had he gotten into Morehouse 😂 (I'm only half-joking—I know someone who made it a point to teach her son to play Spades before he left home for his freshman year there). - signed A Member of the Black People Who Can't Play Spades Support Group

My impression was that Janine did not like the food. She was playing along since Gregory seemed to be enjoying the experience. She took a small bite and then sarcastically said "Having a ball!" when he talked about the flavors dancing in his mouth. But then she couldn't pretend anymore and blurted out "I can't eat this." She's even the one who says, "Let's go."

So, Angie is still not showing much remorse. I really did not like that neither she nor Will mentioned that Crystal also ended up dead.

I grew up in Cleveland in the 80s and 90s, and it wasn't uncommon for kids to take the city bus to school. There was even a program for students to get discounted (or maybe free?) bus tickets or passes. They're might have been a lower age limit, but back then people were less worried about young kids being out on their own. I rode a school bus until 6th grade, but if I missed it, I could take the city bus on my own. I switched to a private school on 7th grade, and I had to take a bus and a train to get to school.

I haven't been in college for a long time. Do frat boys still dress like that? That v-neck sweater was preppy 80s gear.

I wish I had Amanda to shop for me! I know a teen wouldn't like that, though. That was my first thought. Why weren't they all fleeing the room? Angie getting her job back is BS. One thing I like about this show is that the female officers get to kick ass on a regular basis. Angie's fight scene was awesome. Doctor Pete and Franklin are my favorite supporting characters. I don't like how they keep disrespecting Pete. I wanted to see his improv skills.

I just spotted Kayvon Esmaili, the actor who played Faith's crush, Dr. Farhad, on an episode of High Potential! I squeed.

I had to LOL when Owen asked Judd if his daughter had "moved out," as if she got fed up, packed her bags, and got her own place.

Your question made me curious, because it seems unethical to use a placebo in a cancer clinical trial. I found this info on the National Cancer Institute website: https://www.cancer.gov/research/participate/clinical-trials/how-trials-work

If the drug is experimental, then it hasn't yet been FDA-approved for treatment of that specific disease (it may have already to been approved to treat something else). The drug is still being tested. If the patient can get into a clinical trial, then they can participate in the testing for low or no cost, or even get paid to participate. If the patient can't get into a clinical trial, the drug company may make the drug available to them, but the patient will likely have to pay for it. Their insurance company won't cover it.

My favorite line was in the scene where Melissa is listing the names of the meats she's having at her dinner, and Gregory says "Do any of these words have endings?"

The piece of paper had the bartender's name and phone number. She knew Mel needed a friend. The apartment belonged to the other patient, Elise. I assume Mel got the address from Elise's ID, which would have been in the bag from the hospital.

Billie is the White House chief of staff, so she's closely involved with everything happening there. A Netflix fan wiki says that she and Stuart used to work on campaigns together.

Could someone refresh my memory -- who is Lena?

I love Langston Kerman, so I just about squealed when he popped up on my TV. His smile, even when it's a threatening fake smile, is beautiful. Plus, he's always funny. My favorite small moment was the "Alright, now" exchange between Gregory and Tariq at the beginning. It from "we cool" to "we not cool" and then back to "we cool."