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I think Price refusing to go forward with questioning the daughter should be a firing offense. It was ridiculous. It made him look extremely weak, and now he's sent a girl to be raised by a parent who Price has said was so callous that he ignored his wife's deteriorating mental condition and played a role in his other's daughter's death. When even Maroun looked annoyed with him, he needs to be banished to teach at the Serena Southerlyn School for Lesbian Attorneys. Yeah, he did the Elliot Stabler thing of being wildly unprofessional and messing up his own investigation because he couldn't leave his personal feelings out of it.

It's not really the same situation. The overdose kid was brain dead, and giving his parents more time to consider pulling the plug, and later, organ donation, wasn't going to change anything. The measles kid is very ill, and the treatment they are recommending is not really something that can wait all that long until ignorant mom gets a clue. On the positive side, I did love that short scene with Javadi and Mateo. When he told her that she was a rock star, you just know she immediately ran off to find her notebook and start scribbling whatever her married name with him would be.

Another really boring episode. I think the only thing that might have livened it up is if Bailey had gotten in on the Teddy/Cass action. At least it would have provided a mild twist to such a mediocre storyline.

I want to put that scene on repeat. I just want to be like: "Miss, the doctors are not recommending this course of action for your son for the fun of it. They are offering this course of action to give your son his best chance for survival, despite all your efforts to kill him."

I looked back at the episode where Ava was fired. They said they would be taking back any money given to the school during the budget meeting, so that would include their funding for a counselor.

I liked seeing Ava act like a normal person and be vulnerable with Janine.

Didn't the school lose the money for the counselor when the school district found out about all the new equipment? Gregory is the interim principal.

SNL does it too. I guess they think people might not fast forward if the commercial initially looks like part of the show. I didn't like the episode. Too much going on, jokes not really landing and making Mr. Johnson into a creepy stalker doesn't seem like the best plot development. And, it might just be me, but I don't find Darnell threatening physical violence over Jabari's report card all that funny. Parents like that are why schools have to have security. On the positive side, I bet I could dig out a class picture of my mother from when she was a teacher in the early 1970s wearing the same pantsuit the librarian had on.

I think Scrubs did a similar plotline, though here they went really hard on making Joyce look pathetic. I felt for her, even if I felt like she was very naive as to the saleswoman's true intentions.

I laughed at the Captain talking about wanting to be there for his child. Presuming the Captain is close in age to Don Johnson, I was just thinking the kid will be lucky if his father lives to see him graduate high school. I did think it strange during a cruise supposedly about cougars, they chose to focus on two women either in their 80s, or close to it.

I knew him from The Leftovers. He played Justin Theroux's father. I don't recall off hand if he and Carrie c**** shared scenes. I was surprised Rick went off to spend the night partying. These people know where he is staying, and his girlfriend is still there! My first thought would be a call to her to make sure everything is packed up, a flight is booked and that we are leaving Thailand ASAP.

Didn't Gaitok have flashbacks to the robbery where he recognized the friends and realized Valentin was in cahoots with them? My only advice to Belinda would be to leave Thailand immediately. I wouldn't put it past Greg to give her the money, but have her killed anyways to guarantee she would be shut up. I feel like they'll be fine. I doubt this is the first time they've had this type of fight. I did feel bad for Saxon. He made himself sound so pathetic. It will be hell for him when he and the family find out how much trouble dad is in.

That was probably the funniest joke of the night.

Yes, and it isn't like either of them has anything better to do than install a car seat. It tells you what kind of episode it was that in the two weeks since we last saw them, I had completely forgotten Linc and Jo were engaged.

I think Ryan Murphy has involvement in this show, and Matt Bomer starred in a season of American Horror Story a number of years ago. I wouldn't be surprised if that played a role in his casting. And he isn't slightly younger than Nathan Lane. He's almost 25 years younger than him. He's closer in age to the actor who plays Arthur, who is 56 in real life. And I know it's just a sitcom, so they'll do whatever they want, but he really did feel off in comparison to the other characters.