ItCouldBeWorse

I think she feels some loyalty towards him. She chose Howard's side because of her prior relationship with him, but she's still not sure what the full story is, and Tom did betray their employer. I watched the beginning on the website this morning. She did explode something, but I think they still kept the bag, so not sure.

Multifocals here. I do think there is a difference between someone who has needed glasses to see everything since childhood (for me, everything is a blur without them, except that as I have grown older, I can now read print if I hold it close without the glasses!) and someone who makes it to her forties without them. It must feel like a pain to need glasses some times. Since I read all the time though, I don't understand how people can forgo reading for vanity.

Yes, but no potential bride's family will consider him until he is on solid financial ground.

The baby "lip-syncing" was so ridiculously bad, that I don't know why they bothered with that story line. The part where Jen and Lark was crying also bothered me because the baby was clearly upset. I hate the idea of filming a crying young child instead of comforting them. I know that people do it with their own kids on YouTube or whatever all the time, and that in this case, the baby's job is building a college fund for her, but I still dislike it. Continuity error: Heather comes down the stairs in pj's and glasses, passes by Sophia and her friend to get the wine, then turns around to exclaim that she and the girl have the same glasses while putting the glasses on. There's no way she was meant to take the glasses off while grabbing the wine. It actually would have made better sense if she had left the glasses upstairs, since they are reading glasses, or if she had been carrying them in her hands while coming downstairs so she could better read the label on the wine bottle.

That's the impression I got; Jimmy was totally blindsided when Ray first brought the matter up in the car (when he had simply wanted to answer his son's accusation of lacking "drive"). Still, in the family-conversation scene that followed, the very first line was Jimmy asking if JJ was home, so I think he definitely would have included JJ in the talk -- except that JJ came home and then left again without his family seeing him (nor him telling them). I got the opposite impression. Jimmy wanted to talk to the kids without JJ around so they could speak frankly.

Maybe she gets Kara her job back.

I think Jeff treated him with great affection. It's not his fault that Mateo doesn't have legal status and therefore broke up with him.

Ha! That would definitely get ratings. Is Larry Wilmore still involved with this show? Someone should ask him what he thinks of the Chris Brown appearance. Raven-Symoné has said some controversial things, but she has usually responded to criticism and is not in the same league as Chris Brown.

Now I want to see Keegan Michael Key on the show!

Since it seems likely that JJ will always need help with eating, bathing, dressing and toileting, would he even think that he could live completely alone?

Particularly, the ridiculousness of practical Jay just not saying he can't stand that clothes eating crib, instead of causing a deadly car accident by pushing that thing into traffic...not to mention having cinder blocks and bowling balls fall off of high shelves. I agree, but the above quote is jjj's, not mine!

Well, his mother was getting married! I think his absence at his own mother's wedding would be more glaring than that of Mitchell/Cam or Gloria/Jay. They missed the opportunity to have it happen on the expensive white couch which one of them recently, secretly replaced! All I could think was that Cam was going to lose the deposit on the bear costume. Maybe that's the overall theme of the episode: everyone loses their costume deposits!

That's why "Trevor" had to receive a company phone. So this could happen a few episodes later. I guess Halcyon employees are not allowed to buy their own phone cases! The next time Solomon and Nez meet, the conversation will be awkward.

Dad's upset that Tom's not a computer geek (It's Chinese to you!") Mom is crazy- she'll choose power over the well-being of her long-lost son. Does anyone think that Howard should just destroy Whitehall's research? Who knows who'll wind up with it next, and it will take time to replicate it. Solomon is a good little soldier.

I think she's still mad about being arrested and having to pay a large fine, which resulted in her selling Lucy earlier than planned. Will ("Pa") was right that she should have let this go. No good can come from poking Lydia. (And Mary Cooper's death was not even Lydia's fault.)

Logan's Run!

Cthulhudrew predicted it 2 days ago in the Aruba thread!:

Wouldn't the numerous Thawnes be as dangerous for the timeline as the Legends interacting with their earlier selves? Or is it different because the Thawnes hadn't interacted with each other in previous timelines? Or does the Speed Force just make things work differently for speedsters?

Bow mentioned something about Zoey's college acceptance. I guess the showrunners still haven't decided where she's going, or are waiting to launch the spinoff to tell us.

good thought; I recall that Charlotte said she was "out" at 12 or something like that; Lucy is clearly older so maybe that was the spark. And Margaret was out at 10?

Perhaps the kidnapping charges were for Charlotte? Maybe Margaret, Lydia's surrogate daughter, was working for Lydia in some capacity and had her girls, Lydia's surrogate granddaughters, with her, and Lydia decided it was time for Charlottes's debut as a younger age than Margaret wanted? Maybe that's what caused Margaret to strike out on her own? She has raised her daughters in a dignified manner more befitting Lydia's establishment.

Doomworld Stein must have been pretty perplexed as he faded away. Along with Doomworld Damien, Malcolm, and everyone else, I suppose.

Yes to both. I guess we can assume that Lily is staying with Pam in the future.

Anyone can attend a funeral and pay their respects. You have to be specifically invited to a wedding.

If Manny could climb into Joe's window, could anyone, or did he have to get through a gate first in a car?