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I don't think it was that they weren't welcome, it's just that there would be people who didn't know about the clones. "There is a guy at this funeral I don't know" is a lot less suspicious than "suddenly the daughter of the deceased is triplets".

I liked it as I was watching it, but now I'm thinking... yet another episode where the solution is thinking about love REALLY HARD.

I finally got what the opening credits of the previous season were about-- all the discordant jazz music, snippets of dialogue, weird images... that was Carrie's troubled mind. Now that she seems stable and functional, just a plain title card. I wonder if we will see a return to the "troubled mind" opener at some point? Or, they just made it a plain title card to save time.

They've got to stop all the cutesy crap with the dog. It's getting nauseating.

I think both child Sookie and child Tara were overdubbed with the adult actresses' voices pitched up. I imagine they had to do it for child Sookie, because she's played by Stephen Moyer's daughter (his older one from before he married Anna Paquin), and presumably has an English accent. And talent for American accents doesn't seem to run in that family, heh.

I think Pam's dye job was part of gussying her up to sell her to rich vamps who want to be permanently cured. Which seems kind of odd, since there is no way Mr. Gus was going to allow it. Also, am I right in thinking that Ginger and Eric did not actually have any sex? Because he clearly did not even undo his pants...

Apparently I missed the bit where Scott said "...or even a daughter". DERP.

I wonder about the genetic test coming up as a female relative on the order of a niece or aunt. Since Sarah and Cosima are genetically identical (except for their ID markers), Kira compared to Cosima (or any of the clones) would show as mother/daughter. Can tests like that distinguish between aunt/niece/cousin and mother/daughter? Or just show a family relation?