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Sorry to nitpick, but please explain how a rectangular cafeteria table can fit 3 kids on one side, but only 2 kids on the opposite side, so that if a 6th kid wants to join the original 5, one kid must now sit on the floor (and not only is the 6th kid not huge, but the kid moving to the floor is unusually small?) I know, it's a sitcom and a callback, but still.

I suppose; but if she can't do homework without going through a complicated set of rituals involving gummy fish (?) , one could call that a problem. What if one day there's no gummy fish?

Upper upper class. According to Wikipedia: "... in 2008 ranked the tenth wealthiest town in the U.S. with populations between 20,000 and 65,000 . . ." At the end of the show, she performed strict pre-homework rituals, no doubt inspired by her father's obsessive pre-writing rituals. Your English is fine! (My only correction would be "toned" for "tone" and I assume that's just a typo.)

I just re-watched and then checked IMDB. Milli M. plays school principal Ms. Teig. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5711660/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast Cassandra Freeman plays Monique Allen. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5853556/?ref_=ttep_ep9 Monique isn't the type to work in an inner-city school. That's why she married a wealthy husband.

I don't think anyone should be forced to eat anything, especially "expired meat stew" or whatever that was.

Yup. It should be "don".

Remember when Jim was Facebook on The Office?

How about Glenn's statement that Jonah is the best-looking person there?

Pikachu. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pikachu

I doubt it. He knows the answers to all of Lizzie's questions! Who wants to bet that she becomes a voluntary blood donor so as to keep him alive?

I also assumed that they had given the kids the master bedroom. I did wonder how JJ got out of bed and into his wheelchair so quickly when the kids all burst into their parents' bedroom to tell their mom about their Halloween plans. If Ray and Dylan actually stopped to help him into his chair before jockeying to get there first, they are some devoted siblings.

Actually, Samar is not Jewish, but from a Muslim Iranian family - remember the subplot with her brother, Shahin? If they had simply told him that they had just figured out that his girlfriend was the mole 30 seconds before he walked in (and left out the part where they had decided not to tell him since it was now moot) you would be completely correct, but as the recap points out, they all failed to console him by saying what any normal person in real life would have said, "We just figured this out, too" so he thought they had been sitting on the information for a while.

I think he was an emoji.

Thanks didnt think to look there because it normally takes forever for them to have accurate guest star updates and my recording cut out before it showed the guest actors. I assumed based on when he died it probably wasn't him but it just seemed a weird storyline to do given the circumstances. It really should be his last "appearance."

IMDb has: Robert Costanzo ... Earl Chambers http://www.imdb.com/title/tt6074728/?ref_=ttep_ep_cur More than a passing resemblance in full devil makeup.

I don't think it was really an issue. Sara and Mick interacted with their younger selves with no problem. I believe the problem was Rip said their past selves could not be out of the time stream for too long without causing problems. Then again, on most shows with time travel, the 'rules' are only what a writer says they are in a given episode and tend to change or be forgotten whenever it becomes inconvenient. Didn't Martin meet his younger adult self? You are both correct. Sara and Mick interacted with their younger selves at "Grandma's place" (which I think was outside the time stream?), but Martin did meet himself. So, no paradoxes to worry about on this show.

Yes, grandpa is still wearing them. I may be misremembering, but last season the crew had to avoid the paradox of having both a grown and child version of the same character co-existing within the time stream, correct? So, duplicate inanimate objects don't cause a paradox?

If Nate was wearing the dog tags in the '40s, doesn't that mean that there was a second identical set somewhere in the same time period? ( Otherwise, how would he have inherited them from his father?)

So, any theories on where Kevin has been sleeping at Randall and Beth's?

Why didn't Metallo destroy Supergirl instead of just threatening to destroy her if she didn't immediately fly off to Metropolis to join Superman and view the damage caused by the second Metallo? She was alone with him and defenseless. Why not just blast her then? Why let her go?

Wouldn't Kirk have men keeping watch over his personal hematologist who would notice if said hematologist went missing for a while, and then report back to Kirk? How could Red possibly think that Kirk was not going to find out?

It was a little hard to see, but the toothbrush holder was separated into 2 halves with a divider in the middle.

I just assumed he had three car seats. They were available, and started becoming mandatory in some states right around the time period the triplets were born. Of course, I didn't notice if their car had seat belts, which would pose a problem. Sorry, I wasn't clear. I know there were car seats, but it would be nearly impossible for a single person to park in the hospital parking lot and then carry three car seats by himself, along with, one would assume, a diaper bag. Probably easier to unload a pram-type carriage and take the babies from their car seats and place them next to each other from top to bottom in the pram. I realize that I am over thinking this, but taking triplets in and out of the car by oneself is very complicated.

I believe that Lizzie was reading a translation of the diary on her laptop, as if she had somehow scanned it in to be translated into English. As she read it, she imagined her mother narrating it.

I hope they at least put up a curtain rod and curtain in place of the now too-narrow bathroom door so that they can use the toilet without everyone watching.