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This happens more than you'd think. It's an effective tactic for getting a confession, truthful or not. It makes no sense that there was no scene nor any mention of Gabriel getting therapy when he was so clearly struggling. Pritchard is turning out to be more of a mensch than he seemed at first. I hope his father doesn't completely sink him financially.

I'm glad that Carlos Gomez played Nell's dad. I still sometimes mix up the titles of Ugly Betty and Jane the Virgin, so Tony Plana playing Gina's dad would have just added to my confusion.

Gabriel should have gone to counseling, but maybe hadn't been forced to go yet because he wasn't coming back to work yet. Eileen's counseling was a condition of her coming back to work. The DNA match was the guy who they met on the fishing boat. I had to look him up bc I had forgotten his name. When we first met Sylvie she was in the hospital, so I assumed she went back for follow-up testing this time. I don't remember what her illness is.

Yes, I noticed that, too. Ayesha gave off a vibe of looking and acting younger than her age. Janine said that their mom "needed" her. I don't know if that means their mom has a mental or physical illness, or if she's just a difficult person. If it's the latter, then Janine needs some therapy to figure out why she feels she has to put up with it.

The feed was showing page views for articles on their paper's website. The editors were putting up fake articles with those headlines (the articles could have been Lorem Ipsum) or just headlines with blank articles. The way I understood it was that the new headline would show on top when posted, then move down as other articles were read by people visiting their website.

I almost forgot my favorite moment -- when those young men saw the group running by and figured they should start running, too. Accurate.

I'm so excited that the show is back. It's been a long wait. Were Nikki and Wyatt's brother officially a couple before last season ended? I'm glad that the Noah/Simone wedding didn't happen, but I do wonder where they're going with this storyline.

I'm glad the show is back. I was not expecting the twist of Gabriel hiding in the closet. Also, as a librarian, I was in awe of the reporters' lightning-fast research skills.

Langston Kerman, who played Jesse, is just so cute. I could watch him all day. Me too. I was wondering how they we're going to resolve things between Nell and Sam. I was not expecting such an emotional scene, but it was really powerful and explained a lot about where Nell is emotionally. She has lost more than just a relationship.

Gregory needs to learn that you don't get to clear your conscience by making the other person feel bad. You're just transferring the negative feelings from yourself onto them. Your guilt is the price you pay for wronging someone. The kiss was such a minor indiscretion that the guilt wouldn't have lasted too long, esp since he knew Janine was going to break up with Maurice anyway.

Oh, yes, I like the medical examiner, too! He has a good rapport with Will. He has a good balance of giving space for Will's talents and quirks while also asserting himself as an expert. I could easily see another ME getting annoyed that Will was overstepping. Me too @SnapHappy

I'm so excited they brought the doctor back! I thought he had given Faith a look of interest; I'm glad I wasn't imagining that. He and Faith are both beautiful people, so I look forward to seeing them together. I was kind of disappointed we didn't see them on a date at the end, but the dinner at Will's house was a nice cap for the episode. I thought he said that because, as a boss, he shouldn't be involved in any betting related to a case. It is unethical, though funny in this case, so it's best if he not know the details so he can have deniability (yes, I've been listening to Hamilton).

When he said "Salutations," it made me think of Charlotte's Web.

As soon as they walked into the living classroom, I was hoping they would kiss. The setting was just too perfect. I was all excited until Janine mentioned Maurice. I had forgotten about him, too.

I think she meant any situation where there is danger and she could get hurt or have to experience something unpleasant.

They've never mentioned one, but I feel like Mr. Johnson has to have an ex-wife.

My favorite moment of the episode was Dr. Charles calling Maggie "Margaret" when she wouldn't listen to him.

I didn't understand that line. What was the joke supposed to be?

It was this show! When I read your comment, the story sounded familiar, so I Googled it and found this link. It happened in Season 2. https://onechicagocenter.com/2017/03/17/chicago-med-jason-wheeler-death/ There was also a resident who jumped in front of a train on ER.

I can't believe that Sharon actually risked her job for Archer. I thought we'd finally be rid of him. Is there a requirement that the hospital's new owner has to be yelled at by someone every week? These people have zero boundaries.

I just saw an interview with Ramón Rodríguez, and he said that Will's accent was inspired by Atlanta native Andre 3000. Not that he was trying to copy Andre's accent, but that Andre has a distinctive cadence when he talks. I do think Will's accent is convincingly Southern. It's just from the wrong location in South; not Atlanta at all. Atlanta has so many transplants that I'm not surprised by the lack of Southern accents in the characters. It doesn't make sense that Will has a strong Southern accent, but Angie and Mark-Paul Gosselaar's character don't, if they all grew up together.

When I heard that they're doing adaptation of Kindred, I thought it would be a movie. Then when I saw that it was a series I was thinking it would be a limited series, one season only. I still wish that were true. There's no reason to draw the story out this much. It's hard enough to watch as it is. I agree with everyone about the poor choices Kevin and Dana made. Kevin was Captain Clueless way too many times. Sarah ended up being my favorite character. She did some horrible things, but she seemed to be the only character with a realistic view of what was going on around her. She's an evil genius.

I thought so, too. So much so that I was wondering if that was part of his backstory. They haven't said so yet.

I don't think Maggie did anything wrong enough for her husband to storm out of their marriage. Should she have told Ben about the accident? Yes, but I can understand why she didn't want to. He was over-the-top jealous before the car ride even happened. He was unjustifiably angry that she had even spoken to her ex. There's a problem in their marriage, yes, but they should be talking about it and maybe getting couples counseling. Possibly getting divorced over something that can be resolved is an overreaction.

I think it was too soon after the wedding for them to be together. It would have just compounded the scandal. If they'd waited a few weeks or months before being together openly, people would still talk, but maybe it wouldn't matter as much. I agree. Why blow up Eloise's and her family's whole existence? They had to create drama, I suppose.