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Agree that Bay needs more bonding with Regina and Angelo. On Regina's part, I think it's a lingering effect from knowing about the switch and watching Bay from a distance all those years, and the anger and threats she met when it was found out. She's cautious so that she doesn't lose Bay definitively. Toby is an awesome older brother; he reminds me of my own :)

I actually liked Noah, not necessarily as a love interest, but for his Meniere's disease and coping with losing his hearing. It was a good addition to the Deaf aspects of the show. Now show, please bring back Wilke! You've kept him alive with several passing mentions, and he should've graduated by now, so why is he still at boarding school?

jessied112, Derrick Coleman is an actual deaf football player with the Seahawks. He played in the Super Bowl this year. http://espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs/2013/story/_/id/10372203/super-bowl-xlviii-deafness-deter-seattle-derrick-coleman

That was a great episode, returning to the shows roots and dealing with identity issues from the switch, and every plotline was about relationships. Then they go and ruin it with next week's DRAMATIC promo...

one of my favorites is Bleeding Love with Mark and Chelsie. It cemented my love for them for the rest of the season. It's still a personal fantasy of mine to learn the routine and recreate it :P http://youtu.be/U0XxrzoJDYk

As per the FAQ on their website: Are the brothers twins? Drew: Identical – Minus the hair Jonathan: AND minus the fact that I work three times as many hours as Drew does. http://www.thescottbrothers.com/.

I'm originally from Colombia; I always wanted to see the show go there, so I was thrilled to catch an episode there, in Medellin, a couple of weeks ago. The husband was Colombian,had lived in the US for many years, and decided to return, with his American wife. They were looking outside the city for a home with a lot of land to grow trees or something. I loved the houses, they all felt genuine to me, they had a character, they were uniquely Colombian; plus, one was at the top of a hill and had spectacular views. I was really happy with that episode, and I'm glad the couple was looking for that type of house, which let the show show off so much more of the location than if they were looking for an apartment in the city.

So they're undoing some of the changes from the last two seasons. I never liked any of the myriad changes that started in season 6, except in part the all stars. unfortunately I won't be able to watch live or vote this season due to my work schedule. I'll be looking forward to Thursday mornings!

I've just started watching this show and I'm making my way through this season. I don't mind the use of the judges' save, but it was very poorly set up. Given that McKenzie hadn't mentioned the save since the first episode, the moment she reminded the judges about it it became obvious they would use it. And then "eliminating" Graham only to save him ten seconds later was awkward too.

I loved the nod to Jenny Gildernhorn's blue dress from The Bet. And Amy looked great in the ballroom dress. Her uniform jacket seemed to be wide though. I wonder if we will return to see Jake still undercover; more likely the premiere will be him wrapping up the operation and triumphantly returning to the 99.