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This episode was very Jen-heavy, so ugh. I mute the tv whenever she's on and there was a lot of muting. Also, why have a story about how tiring it is to watch grandchildren and have no kids in sight, ever? I guess I'll stick with this to the end but it's more of a chore than enjoyable.

The kids are so adorable. I had to laugh at the campout scene with Dick and Arthur and the beans.

Well, to each his own, but I still think the show is boring without Elizabeth since she's one of the central characters. It's a run of the mill crime show now.

I'm so bored with this show. Like her or not, Liz makes the show more interesting. I've ff'ed through the last couple of episodes.

I'm probably forgetting something that was explained early on, but why was D'arcy in the helicopter on that mountain? I know she was an Olympic skier, but is she some kind of ski patrol now?

I'm waiting for the new doctor to peel off his skin and reveal that he's a green lizard alien, like he was on People of Earth. The D'arcy actress was also on that goofy show.

Yes. I was thinking as I was watching that this should be a 6 or 8 episode mini series, rather than drag it out only to get cancelled before anything is resolved. Overall, I didn't love it.

She's #1 on the Blacklist, he's #1 on the FBI's Most Wanted list. Different things.

Me too. I only watch the show for the potential transformation, not to see fat people overeating and being delusional about their minuscule weight loss.

She said she wasn't trying to kill him, just make him sick enough to go home. Sorry, I can't answer the rest. Some things in the movie just didn't make a lot of sense.

No, I think of diversity as people who look different from one another. The women on here are all dark haired, dark eyed and almost identical to each other. Where are the blondes, the redheads, the gray grannies? This is not very diverse at all...at least among the women.

You'll have to fill me in because I'd rather go swimming with sharks than watch that bunch of harpies again.

I'm in Ohio and we call them toboggans

Matt was like, She's not supposed to reject me, I'm supposed to do the rejecting. What the heck?

Say what you will about Lizzie (or Megan's acting) but I find the episodes without her to be incredibly boring. I began watching many years ago primarily for the interaction between her and Raymond, and between her and Tom. After Tom was gone it lost a little spark, but without her it's just another dull crime show.

Instead of bringing back Jen, they could have let Boyd be a teenager with normal teen situations, and maybe even working part time at Outdoor Man. It would have felt more organic than manipulating Jen back into the picture. And hearing about the two granddaughters but never seeing them is just strange. I think I'm so critical because I used to love this show and it's so disappointing to see what it has become.

This show's writing is so bad that I find myself getting angry at a sitcom instead of laughing. The plot lines are awful, the acting is high school-ish, and I always mute the tv whenever the pointless Jen is on. It should never have come limping back after it was cancelled.

I guess we don't know for sure. But we did see her walk into the house where Sam took Asta's baby in the past, so it's just an assumption. I guess we don't know for sure. But we did see her walk into the house where Sam took Asta's baby in the past, so it's just an assumption.

Yes, she's the bartender. And Asta's daughter is the one who Harry said had a fly on her neck in the pilot. I think she helps out at the clinic.

Technically she could still be the first female detective in London since Kate Warne was an American.

Too white? Let's not go there. Thanks. I had already done some digging and saw he was on Harper's Island. That must have been it.

Does anyone know the name of the actor who played Jimmy, the abusive husband? I've seen him somewhere and he's not listed in the credits or on imdb.

Not to mention they said it was his gun that killed Cody. So he definitely should be under guard.

So... Cousin Oliver is back. We can't miss you if you won't stay away.

Brad is far too nice to be a snarky Chaser, but I enjoy watching him more than the other two. I also think he'd be really good as a Jeopardy host.