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I’ve always enjoyed their major crossovers. I thought the one with the bacteria was particularly well done and I wouldn’t of minded if Peacock trimmed out the credits and just edited the three episodes into one complete movie.

I’m resurrecting this because it is the time of year to do so. Does anyone else wanna join me in thinking that Luther and Nora were being perfectly reasonable and the message of this book is incredibly messed up?

Would a kindergarten have to be wearing a head scarf at that age? I thought that was something most girls weren’t expected to adopt until they hit puberty.

I never noticed anyone but Owen giving her crap for it. Meredith was a little disappointed she didn’t want to be the kids guardian but she got over it pretty quick.

Cristina Yang on Grey’s Anatomy maintained her childfree stance for entire length of the character’s run. Including aborting an unwanted pregnancy and declining guardianship of her best friend’s children.

Called it.

That was pretty intense. Carisi isn’t going to get past that anytime soon.

Herman is already a lieutenant and is taking the captain test. Mouch is taking the lieutenant test to get on the officer rung in the first place. So they’re not taking the same test and they’re not aiming for the same positions. There’s also been some discussion about how once you pass your officer test, you don’t necessarily get an assigned within your current firehouse. That came up when Stella became a lieutenant. There was not an officer slot available at 51 and she was going to be sent elsewhere. Of course, plot armor and the actresses contract kept her where she is, but they did acknowledge. They can’t just create a position. New officers are sent where they are needed, not necessarily where they want to stay. Regarding the parking, over the years, we have seen that be a problem for the firehouse. Whatever parking lot they have seems to be very small and most of the firefighters and paramedics use the street parking around the station. we’ve seen them come in grumbling about needing to park blocks away or how they need to move a car before a meter runs out, etc.

Wow! They really did revisit that storyline with Cruz from season one. I’m impressed. The show does not usually harken back to its own memories unless Kelly is unconscious and hallucinating about Shea.

I completely disagree. Missy is a child. An older child, but nowhere close to full grown adult. She and Mary can comfort each other, but ultimately Mary is the mother and the adult and it’s her responsibility to see to her children. It is not Missy‘s responsibility to support Mary. Not at this age. if Mary is struggling, then she can turn to her own mother and she can turn to her adult son. She can turn to the pastor at her church. But in the end, Mary has kids who have not left the nest and therefore she needs to pull herself together and be present for her daughter. From the little glimpses we’ve seen that isn’t happening.

And Mary continues to tick me off on another show. When she was telling Mandy that she was gonna put herself first, I was telling the TV that she has a minor child at home and she doesn’t get to do that yet.

I think in a lot of ways, Ava is exactly the kind of personality that the school needs to get what it needs. Gregory is a consummate professional but he doesn’t have Ava’s hustle or her ability to continually wheel and deal to get what she wants. I could see Gregory always going by the book and going to the district for needs but not getting anything and ending up incredibly frustrated in the process. Ava knows how to work the system in a way that he doesn’t and for all that she is annoying as crap to the staff, her unwillingness to take the “no“ does tend to work in their favor, most of the time.

This one was pretty good. I think they’re starting to find their footing. And it was nice to see Mandy’s parents not sniping at each other.

There can never be John Mulaney without Pete Davison

Seriously? They’ve come up with some “big bads” that are worse than a serial killer who staples people‘s eyes open? Did any of the writers used to work for Criminal Minds?