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I think Amy and Cheyenne must have separated when they made their phone calls. I, too, am an Amy/Jonah shipper (I think it's Jamy), and my heart broke into many little pieces at the look Jonah gave Amy when her family arrived. It broke again when Amy looked back at Jonah. I'm not usually one for angst, and I hope the show doesn't go there regarding their relationship. I don't think they will considering it's a comedy, but one never knows. Poor Glenn. Can't he just for once have a nice car? His insurance rates must be killer. I'd not heard of "Into Dust" before this episode. Don't know how I missed it all these years. It's beautiful. I heart this show so much.

I accepted the ex husband shenanigans, albeit reluctantly, because I thought we'd get a wedding. Ten minutes until the end, I realized we wouldn't, and I thought about Marlowe and how he likes to jerk fans around. How on earth was I supposed to imagine the ending we got? I watched poor Kate running toward the burning vehicle and thought "Whatever." Because really, how much more can Castle and Beckett take? There's overcoming obstacles, and then there's melodramatic, clichéd schlock. It's like Marlowe was rubbing his hands together, all "I'm so hard core and edgy", when he's actually a pretentious d-bag. And, Marlowe reminds me of Whedon with the whole give us what we need, not what we want. That's not a compliment. Now, I'm just waiting for fix-it fic.

I never found Majesty consistent, so I wasn't surprised when the judges didn't use the save on her. I am, however, surprised that Dexter managed to squeak by.