ItCouldBeWorse

It's an Eli Stone father and son reunion! Cavanagh was Papa Stone and Letscher was son, Nate. Maybe Sherlock will fly in from New York to solve things. (Jonny Lee Miller played Eli.) Victor Garber was on the show, too. I think so, too.

Jeff stays in a hotel when he stops by, so he definitely does not live close. Yes, but it really bugged me that apparently Amy hadn't done any packing either! Did she want the new tenants to go through all her childhood stuff and throw it away? Did she expect her parents to do it? She likely hasn't lived at home for years and still has all that stuff there.

From a very old, open box. (That should be coated in dust, like the table, the bed, and everything else.)

When Melissa was hugging the teddy bear in her bed, I thought perhaps she had lost a child she had never spoken of, thus explaining her desire to get pregnant. She said it was a ricochet injury, so perhaps the bullet grazed her leg?

This also makes clear that Gail is here to stay, despite rumors to the contrary.

Did Gail have food in that mini fridge for any of those 10 days? I know she had plenty of alcohol. I feel like she recovered very quickly.

@topanga-I think Show finally decided to make Bow an anesthesiologist a few weeks back when they did a flashback: Bow got distracted from providing anesthesia while playing on her phone and the patient started to wake up (during surgery (!)) I think it was. And Bow giggled and started to pay attention. That kind of shit bugs me. She's a competent doctor and she's almost always shown to be screwing up at the expense of the patient. I don't find it amusing or funny. Wasn't Bow an anesthesiologist when she took Diane to work?

Ali Wong is a regular on American Housewife and Jeremy Lin, whom I didn't recognize, is the first American born NBA basketball player of Chinese or Taiwanese descent.

California State University, Fresno is a public research university and one of 23 campuses within the California State University system. Wikipedia Address: 5241 N Maple Ave, Fresno, CA 93740 Acceptance rate: 58% (2015) Total enrollment: 24,136 (2015) Mascot: Bulldog

I'm assuming because he had so many ingredients (at least 22, I think?) to get just for the paella, he probably thought it would be easier and quicker if he could get everybody to split up and find a few items each, rather than just him and Maya running down the whole list together one item at a time. :\ However, I still have this question about "Ray-Cation," myself -- why did the whole family have to take part in the practice runs? Unless he ultimately wanted them all to actually see him off and/or say their goodbyes to him all at once; otherwise, he could've said his goodbyes at home to the rest of the family first, and had only one of his parents drive him down to the bus stop. Yes, they seem to travel a lot of places together, for no good reason other than hijinks. I guess it's free entertainment?

You probably weren't a lackluster student. Luke is, and they know it. I'm not sure why they would want to pay a lot of money for him to go to college when he is so ill-prepared and is likely to founder. Notre Dame and NYU were funny for the jokes, but no way could he thrive there. I doubt she still goes, but you are correct. So, no word about where Manny is going. Obviously Gloria will miss him, but she's got Joe. If it weren't for Joe, I think Gloria would have been less reasonable.

Certainly, but has Luke discovered his skills? Negotiating is something a lawyer or union rep might do. Since he's not likely to be a lawyer, he needs to find another outlet for his abilities.

Perhaps if Maya didn't try to take advantage of everyone and everything, her children would believe her when she said she didn't do something wrong. If you consistently teach your children that it's ok to "stretch the truth" they're either going to do it too, or at least assume you are always doing it. Here's another question for this community: I understand that JJ doesn't want to travel through the entire parking lot to get to a store (or run out the chair battery), but is there really a good reason, when the parking lot is well paved and level, to even attempt to park in a handicapped spot? Why not save it for a person who uses a walker, a cane, or a manual wheelchair? The only reason I could really think of is that handicapped spots have more space on the sides to facilitate exiting and entering the vehicle, but as shown by Maya's ridiculous parking, JJ doesn't need any space on the side. By the way, not sure why Ray couldn't have gone paella shopping with just Maya - my other kids would definitely not consider a sibling's shopping trip to be a fun jaunt - but I get it's a tv show.

The store must be losing a lot of money on soda. I wonder how they explain it after an inventory. Also, if Kenneth is (weekend) manager material, why was he working as a school janitor? I suppose that janitor, as a unionized position, pays more and comes with benefits. I wonder if Kevin is buying his own health insurance. Finally, do the DiMeos pay Kenneth directly, at whatever rate they agree on, or is he paid through some program to which JJ is entitled, which is why they moved to this school district, and they therefore do not determine Kenneth's income,?

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Is making the shot when there's no pressure on him really that meaningful? Didn't he make lots of practice shots in his driveway?

That's 2 weeks in a row that Honey has criticized Jessica, (although last week was to Louis, about her being a poor loser.) Besides their mutual love for Stephen King, and the fact that Jessica never cared that Honey was "the other woman," what, exactly, does Honey like about Jessica?

I really disliked the road trip portion of the episode. Why would Jessica think that driving without license plates would work? Discard them at the end of the trip if you must. I also seem to recall that decades ago, states weren't so vigilant about enforcing parking tickets against out-of-state drivers. Eddie's friends are always great.

She said "wealthy, not rich." And she lied about him cutting off her credit cards. I'm just wondering why he cares how much she spends, since he doesn't seem to look at the bills.

I think the grandmother was Katherine, and Katie is probably Katherine, so Anna-Kat is a semi-continuation of the naming tradition. Did no one wonder how Viv brought an Xbox since her credit cards were supposedly cut off? They should have thrown in a line about her using her step-sons' gift cards. I'm going to tread carefully here, but Viv 's contribution to the marriage is such that it might not be unreasonable for Alan to have some limit on what she spends, although if hiding her purchases means Alan isn't aware of them, that must mean he doesn't look at the credit card bills or consider their sum unacceptable, so why does he care what she spends?

By the way, was anyone else concerned for Rebecca's luggage? She didn't even take the time to change into whatever clothes she might have worn to the nightclub. Presumably, her luggage is in the car of whoever was driving the group to their first gig - as I recall, she had quite a bit of it.

I predict this will be an open adoption (with all the potential complications), so that this baby will not have the experience that Randall did. The $64,000 question is: Where will the new baby sleep? Randall and Beth need to buy bunk beds and make Tess and Annie's roommate situation permanent!

I thought that Jack's father might take his money when we first saw it as "rent" and then I briefly feared he might take his poker winnings. I was wondering how Jack could fund a date after losing all his money. There was no way that their blind dates could be with each other. Jack was set up with the granddaughter of Mrs. Peterson's friend. Rebecca was set up by her own friend, not her grandmother.

Maybe Randall will stay home with the baby.

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