StaceyNotStacie

They could have added a line that the company was going to pay for him to finish college and maybe further his education beyond a Bachelor’s degree.

The longer this series goes, I’m finding I like Audrey more than Jim. Outside of him being mad about Mandy using the paycheck for a spa day instead of paying down the credit card debt, he’s becoming a bit insufferable. Unless I missed something last week, was anyone aware that Connor’s girlfriend was camping out in Connor’s room? You’d think his parents would ask why he was taking so much food with him.

Even though I didn’t love this as much as the original, I’m sad to see this show go. I grew up with these characters; Becky and Darlene were in my age range and my parents were around the same age as Dan and Roseanne. I remember being excited when they announced the reboot and part of me is sad for what we didn’t get to see because of the controversy. I loved Dan’s reaction to the check. I don’t think he ever cared about the money; he just wanted them to admit their part of the blame. The scene at the cemetery was nice and I loved the throwaway line about Bev and Dan’s comment about the lightning. What did Dan put on the gravestone? Loved the flashbacks at the end. I’m glad they included one with DJ; seeing those clips made me remember how much I loved young Aunt Jackie before she became over the top.

I like Georgie, but I would have preferred a Paige and Missy spinoff where they share an apartment or go to college together once they’re 18. At least she didn’t run off with Billy (who I think would have willingly gone along to keep an eye on her).

I felt like I needed a recap prior to the episode airing because outside of the robbery, I couldn't remember anything else about the winter finale. It also felt strange that they were talking about 100+ degree temperatures in the middle of March; I'm honestly surprised that they didn't do some sort of timejump where Jo was on bedrest and a brief summary of what happened following the robbery. I am glad that the cliffhanger ended quickly and the hospital was the main setting of the episode. I'm also glad that they told us that Adams wasn't in any danger early in the episode and that they showed the scene of Amelia being told that Adams was okay. Based on his panic attack, I'm wondering if he will have some sort of PTSD, causing his parents or some other family member to make an appearance.

It was nice seeing Mary and Pastor Jeff, but I wish Peg had also been included. I’m also glad that the feud only lasted one episode. I’m a little surprised that Missy and Connie weren’t included in the pictures. Surely they could have taken a few photos with both sides of the family.

That money could have put a dent in Mandy’s debt. He could have told them that the convention was next to a casino and they went there afterwards. Connor and the baby were cute.

I hope we haven’t seen the end of the 1800s crew. I enjoyed Kat’s interactions with them. Any guesses on who Alice saw running past Elliot’s house?

Today’s episode made me miss The Soup. They would have had a field day with everyone’s reactions. I was surprised they waited until halfway through the show to get to the Dex stuff. I was surprised that his exit wasn’t leaked. I’m a little sad to see him go. He has grown on me over the last few months. I hope they’re able to save the next victim now that we’ve had two characters lost to the killer.

I’m so glad that we were able to get an ending to this series. I’m still a little bitter that Legends of Tomorrow didn’t get a proper finale. I admit that I became teary towards the end, especially once Lois died. I was a bit disappointed that he didn’t see either set of parents once he died. This was tied up pretty well. The only cliffhanger was whether or not the grandkids had super powers.

And a Sasha/Michael ONS and baby. At this point I’m wondering how they’re going to do the Gio reveal. Which family member will have the medical emergency where they need something from Gio or someone needs to save him and/or Lois will blurt out that he’s her grandmother when they ask about his family or will he get caught in Sonny’s crossfire and Lois will inform him similar to how he found out about Dante.

If he didn’t have his violin with him, I would’ve laughed had Lulu thought he was Dante from behind. If the theory about Gio is true, I’m sort of looking forward to the reactions of Olivia, Ned and Tracy, especially if they take it out on Lois.

As long as the recast isn’t another Kristina/KM debacle, I’m willing to accept a new Michael, hopefully one with a bit more maturity and on screen presence. With his ties to three major families and being the son of two of the main characters, you’d think that many out of work soap and prime time actors would want the opportunity to play this character.

I expect it to be a very heavy Amelia episode; isn’t that the same way her and Derek’s father died? Maybe after this we will get to see Lucas’s parents or grandmother. re Bailey and the interns, she might have her own family at home, but I think that she views the interns as her kids and treats them as such (whether they’re hurt or if she’s upset with them). When they brought the girls in the ER, I wonder if she flashed back to George. Her “kids” have had so much trauma over the years that she’s probably thinking “OMG not again”.

I half expect Sasha and Jason to sleep together within the next day or so leading to a double who’s the father storyline with either no babies belonging to Michael or one of them having twins with two different fathers. Either way, all babies will end up being Qs.