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Tim Dekay will always be Peter Burke from White Collar. Which is why seeing him so creepy and evil is blowing my mind.

A decent entry. I like the cell phone subplot. Very funny and yet very true for a lot of parents out there. I'd expect nothing less from Sam. I am absolutely convinced that Kensi and Deeks are dating and trying to keep it discrete. No one keeps touching on important topics (kids, homelessness, etc..) unless something serious is going on.

Wow! Finally. Makes sense that Sam's son away at military school. Given the timeline mentioned (back in Season 4 when the Siderov thing kicked off) ofwhen Sam met Michelle, there is no way this is her son right?

Age of Ultron comes out May 1. Unless they finish the season before then (and do you really think ABC/Disney would let this show skip May sweeps?), they will have to deal with another movie plot and the ripple effects.

Oh wow. I guess we know that the Stuart and Debbie storyline will end. Such a shame we never got a reveal of her.

This was definitely one of their funnier episodes. Liked that Nell acknowledges her weakness in the field. And she's right. A big part of the other four do involves physical strength and stamina she doesn't have. Nice to see Eric encouraging her rather than acting jealous about her getting out of Ops. Granger has grown a sense of humor!

I don't think Luisa owns any shares in the hotel. I think Rafe offered his shares as collateral to her insurance company when they refused her policy due to her drinking. If Luisa is sued and loses, then the insurance company gets to sell those shares to make up the loss.

I knew I recognized that voice! Definitely one of their lighter eps. Liked that the feds took Hetty along when the arrested Sam. Someone knew that neither he or Callen would go even a little bit quietly otherwise. Having smelled durian before, I nearly gagged when I saw it on screen. Deeks is lucky no one threw it at him. Kensi and Deeks continue to be hilarious together. I am now utterly convinced that something has shifted again in their relationship and they're just trying to be a little more discrete about this time. Granger was utterly hilarious with photographing the cheating couple for blackmail. He's really turned around his opinions of the team since we met him.

Wow did the CBS promo people have fun with this one! Loved the comedy and that no one really thought Sam did it. Granger is really crossing to the team side nicely. The standard 'hands off' orders followed by the acknowledgement they won't be followed. Nice call back to Deek's cop life. Overall I liked it.

Anything that starts with 'Deeks & Kensi go undercover' is bound to be a good one.

I'm glad that Skye is shown improving but not perfect. Of course she's not going to be as detached as Nat, she wasn't raised as a spy the way Natasha was. As for Jane Foster, can I get a Heck Yeah!? I watched and loved both Thor's but my love was for Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston and Kat Dennings. Not Natalie Portman. She can play dramatic roles fairly well but has no place in action adventure or fantasy. She just oozes 'damsel in distress' and sticks out like a sore thumb amongst Black Widow, Maria Hill and even Pepper Potts.

Just the thought of Christian Ward being a bad guy is making my head spin. I'm used to Tim Dekay as the most honorable straight arrow FBI agent ever on White Collar. I keep thinking 'But Peter Burke isn't evil!'

That was definitely Maria Hill.

One of the things I love about this show is that while you probably couldn't change out the genders, you could easily change the races of the characters and it wouldn't affect the storyline at all. Which to mean speaks of good writing.

Oh how I wish HurricaneVal! Actually I wish these 2 shows would just do another crossover. I really want to Steve run into the brick wall that is Hetty and Granger.

Would someone by chance have a link to this scene of Cap and the hammer? I didn't get to see it and I really want to!

Not their worst episode but not their best either. Apparently Hetty made a congressional hearing go away by pulling the fire alarm and jumping out the window. I wonder if we'll hear about it again. Granger looks like he's been ill, but I'll chalk that up to the stress of dealing with Hetty and trying to reign in Callen last week.

Because the veterans work is in the course of Callie's existing job. It is not significantly more time consuming and doesn't require Callie to basically re-do her residency (even at an accelerated pace). And doesn't Callie already have grant money for this? It may be a 'use it or lose it' situation that is already in place while the fellowship was a possibility that would disrupt their already made plans for a second child.

While I think her method was a bit clumsy (envelope of cash, really?) I can appreciate that Penny is sensitive about going into the marriage on a less than equal footing. She's spend years as the 'poor' (for lack of a better term) and struggling-career-wise member of the group. While Leonard meant the car as nothing more than something nice for the person he loves and as far as we can see, doesn't keep score (really I just don't ever see that being part of his character), I can also see how Penny would worry about it. Even if those worries have no basis. They could use a few session with a couples counselor before they get married, not because they have problems but because I think they could use the help in recognizing the other's communication styles and attitude towards finances.

To be fair, Callie was already pregnant and had decided to have the baby. This was going to happen. Arizona was going to have to decide if she was in or not because the baby wasn't hypothetical anymore. If Arizona was out, then Callie needed to know. With a child to consider, Callie simply didn't have the luxury of waiting for Arizona to be okay with it.

After this week my money is on 'throw her out of the program.'

I'm assuming that the barrel came back to the US with them and that Dr. Bergmen handled the identification. If the body was decomposed (and if it fit in a barrel, this is likely) then Steve looking in there would not have enable them to identify the body as Matt. Not to mention the US authorities are not going to issue a death certificate on the the strength of Danny saying that someone (who is now dead as well) in Columbia claimed the barrel contained his brother's body but they have no way to verify.

I don't think so. I see genuine irritation that Arizona is distracted and unprepared for surgery that has absolutely no margin for error. This fellowship is extremely prestigious and Herman is absolutely right to expect Arizona to be giving her absolute all. No hanging around the NICU and undercutting Alex, not allowing her personal life to get in the way at work, not being late for rounds. She basically back in residency again and need to act like it. Time in the skills lab, time with the charts, prepared to 100%.

You'd think that between Hetty and Nell, they'd keep a stuntwoman their size around.

I thought Deeks backed off in Three Hearts last year after dealing with the undercover agent that fell in love (or at least lust) with his target's wife.