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Dean, I love you but don't yell at Cas because you are mad at not being able to attack Amara. Though I did like that what finally pushed him to try was her attacking Sam. I did find most of the interaction between Dean and Amara very creepy. Then the end with that song was even more creepy. If they are going to have sexual undertones, she needs to age more quickly. I liked seeing The Cage.

I usually always find the brothers funny but they were just on fire tonight. The line deliveries of "shirt boobs" and "what's up, Jessica?" had me rolling. The grandma getting in the camera with that smile was awesome.

Thanks to those how remembered Bernie not wanting kids did come up before. As someone who knew very early she did not want kids, I hope if they have her change her mind they take the time to do it justice. But probably not.

I was not excited about any of the collections but I hated Ashley's. I am plus size so I was looking forward to see some interesting fashion but this was not it. I love color and prints, things that might be borderline ugly but these were just yuck.

They are back! As others said, I knew who the killer was once I saw David Zayas. But since I like him, I was ok with it. (He needs to work too). I liked how they handled the drug use, very matter of fact. In additon, I liked that the consequences involved Waston too because I like a truely remorseful Holmes and that usually only happens with Watson. On a shallow note, I really liked Joan's outfits. Even all the "interesting" ties.

Oh Sheldon. Though it was painful, it was nice to see a "normal" reaction from Sheldon. I am glad the ring came out. I liked hearing about Sheldon and Spock. For a minute I thought it would turn out that the napkin was fake. When Penny didn't want to talk about it. That would have ruined one of the best moments in this shows history. I was so happy it just led to the ring. Regarding Bernadette and children - if she really doesn't want children I am totally ok with that. But it seemed her reasoning was more about having to carry the load herself because she didn't think Howard would help out. Also, why wasn't this discussed before they got married? Wanting children is a pretty big thing not to be on the same page about.

Loved it. All the Dean and Sam interactions. Sam "letting loose". Finally, Sam's infection was confessed. All of Dean's fights. The confines of the car fights were a nice visual. Dean driving the car - I rewound the reverse 180 a few times. Small nitpick -it seemed weird that Lisa wasn't mentioned in the "normal life" conversation.

I loved the Leonard/Sheldon plot. I thought it highlighted what I like about the characters. It showed them actually at their jobs, how clueless they can be when doing things outside of their jobs, Leonard being the more savvy of the two, and Sheldon's inability to not take things too far and taking things literally. I loved him explaining the Mexican Standoff and not lying to Kripke. The data plot was only ok for me because I thought it was getting mean-spirited. In addition, Amy was very uncomfortable and expressed this but they still went on. I am happy that she was able to find dates on her own and getting out there. I did laugh really hard when Raj told Stuart that he should leave the room when his picture came up.

I really, really, really love this show. The cold open was brilliant. Harry Pop-tart. Elvis Stojko! Boyle's "No" and spin. I knew Amy would win but it was fun watching it unfold. I like the Gina and Boyle combo. Just when you thought it would work out, the twist at the end. Cleavage!

I am really liking this show. Very funny. It usually bothers me when adults cave to children but James Brolin played the trapped grandpa so well.

Another episode that I am loving the boys. Hopefully this will turn Stuart from the overly creepy side.

Liked it. Crane was very "Crane" tonight. Nicole's delivery of the "Damn. Aw damn" lines was great. The at home Abbie/Crane stuff is still working for me. Not sure if I am totally on board with Jenny and Joe having such a disconnected storyline.

Eddie is my least favorite family member but I love his friends. That dancing scene was so perfect.

I agree that the Prison segment seemed not to fit but I just love Jordan Peele. His facial reactions are golden.

Sheldon did not fight the move. He just had Leonard sign off on the roomate agreement and he started to interview new roomates. That is not someone fighting the move. In addition, he realized that he had to figure out a way to adjust to the change. He came up with the 2003 solution. It is not Sheldon's fault that Penny and Leonard "caved". That is on them. My "structure comment" was only to reference that Leonard was having a hard time adjusting to the move also. He was having trouble with his new found freedom. I will admit that I am a viewer who has little sympathy for the rest of the friends in regards to their complaints about Sheldon getting is way. You can't complain if you go along with it. They created this out of control person. Is Sheldon responsible for his own actions? Of course. But if they had just stood their ground a few times, he would not be as bad as he is. Though this was not one of those cases. Sheldon was dealing with the move on his own (very poorly maybe) and he grasped at the lifeline that was thrown at him by Penny and Leonard.

They did write themselves into a corner but I thought they did a good job with trying to solve it. Sheldon actually did not fight or try to stop the move. He just focused on how he could deal with it. His plan was crazy and funny but he was not forcing his way on anyone. Should he have turned down the offer, of course, but he is still Sheldon. They did a good job in showing that it was not simple for Leonard either. He missed some of the structure Sheldon brought to his life. Penny not being a jerk realized that sleeping in the both apartments was not going to really change much in her and Leonard's relationship for the near future. I do wonder about the rent though. Those terms should be renegotiated. I liked the song in all of its horribleness.

Such great Abbie/Ichabod scenes. This is still working for me. The porch scene was awesome. I have decided to not think about the unrealistic portrayal of the FBI. (It is not that hard with the amount of FBI shows that I watch). I will just be happy that Abbie was able to realize one of her dreams and right know it doesn't seem to be an issue that Ichabod is around at the crime scenes. I like Daniel. I liked Lance Gross on Crisis too. Ichabod's reaction to him was so great. The way he moved himself to stand behind Abbie had me smirking. I was not crazy about the defeat of the MOTW. If just seemed very quick and weird to me. I guess with most everyone else, I will have to suffer through the Betsy Ross scenes.

This was a great one. I especially liked the guys. Great banter.

This show has problems, definitely - everyone has a secret, Alex knows everything, fumbling FBI, etc. But for some reason I am still enjoying it. I like the interactions of the recruits. It moves very fast for me and I like that.

Loved it. Smiling all the way through. Abbie continues to be awesome - at her job, in understanding Crane's situation, by not totally giving him a pass. Yes, the hug was poorly timed but I needed it. I still feel like this is one of, if not the best "relationship" on TV for me (Dean and Cas watch out).

I agree that the walking in on the parents is no longer that funny but it led to the awesome "communicating" scene.

Thank you. I thought I was the only one. I liked it. Enough twists and fun characters to keep me interested.

It is still going strong. So funny. That kid at the end as The Mask. OMG I have no words. So funny.

My issue with Leonard is not his interpersonal skills. It is his actions - the North Pole incident, making out with Howard's (his friend) date, cheating on Prya, his attitude toward Penny's acting, the kiss plus the later added info about still seeing the person, etc. and still thinking he has a leg to stand on about morality and being a decent guy. I think Leonard feels like he is a better person than most of his friends, when some of the things he does are pretty bad. That kind of character is usually the one I can't stand, even over just a regular jerk.

Loved Sheldon and his mom and Sheldon and Penny. Great scenes. Sheldon and Amy needed to break up. They both were not getting what they wanted from the relationship. Amy's pressuring Sheldon for sex and doing things to turn them sexual always made me uncomfortable. Sheldon always being the focus of the relationship also was not fair to Amy. I want them to be happy but they need to take a step back. This show keeps on making me dislike Leonard. Everyone has their flaws and make mistakes but I feel that Leonard keeps on pretending to be or playing the good guy and keeps on doning things that are worse than any other character on the show.