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The only thing I could think of is that young Helena's supposed to be older than Charlotte is now. The time line on the show is so ridiculous. While the actress playing Charlotte has obviously aged over the years, it's only been about three-to-six months in show time since we've met her.

I was watching the CBS Sunday Morning show and saw lots of ads for NCIS:LA & Madame Secretary "back to back," but no mentions of Elementary.

I actually like Rory.

As a former journalist, yes it is getting that hard. So many jobs are lost from layoffs and attrition (i.e. not eliminating positions after retirements altogether instead of hiring replacements). The digital revolution has also made it hard to make any real money as a freelancer. Also, I believe Rory has a degree in English from Yale, which doesn't offer an undergraduate journalism program.

Well, she had just been rejected by her lover, contemplated shooting him in the head, and was drunk and high. And afterward she killed a civilian and threw herself in front of a train. Perhaps "reciprocated" isn't the right word.

Elementary has never been particular revolutionary television. I've primarily watched it just for the character interactions, but both of last night's episodes - and the season as a whole - have been very dull to me.

I also remember there was another NFL preemption for an extra game a few weeks into Elementary's new season.

I also liked how one of The Midnight Ranger's numerous deaths included falling over a waterfall while stuck in embrace with his arch-nemesis.

And so it begins ... The official "Elementary" twitter feed announced tonight's episode will air at 10:35 EST/9:35 CST because of March Madness.

That was my initial response as well.

"Elementary" is moving to Sunday nights at 10:00 (9:00 CST) beginning March 20. Not at all happy about it being moved to an already over-crowded night. My DVR can only record so many things at once.

It is telling that the UFO showed up in an episode that featured an unreliable narrator. Although I was half-way convinced by his manner and UFO room that Hank may turn out to be an alien. There's just a way he was speaking to everyone, even Lou, that seemed aloof for lack of a better word.

That does make a lot of sense, particularly considering The Doctor's unwillingness to allow Me to travel off-Earth.

I lived in Central PA for six years, and the only Waffle House was an incovenient 2 to 2-1/2 hour drive from where I lived. I'm back in the South now surrounded by Waffle Houses. I don't actually eat there very often at all. It's just oddly comforting to me that I have the option whenever I'd like.

I really detest Missy. I hate the writing for her and the actor's performance. I wish she would regenerate post-haste, but sadly I think we're stuck with her.