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I thought I recognized her! Go On was a great show.

If they wanted the family to live in Cherry Hill they could've had him working in Philly. And they could've had William living in NYC if they wanted some distance between the two. Montclair would've been a better pick than Alpine, silly Dan Fogelman.

They could've picked Cherry Hill, or Rumson, or Mantoloking, or a bunch of other upscale areas

I liked this episode a lot. I preferred this to last year's Halloween episode. I hope we see more school stuff in the coming episodes.

Maybe the Bunny Girls live on the same street as whoevers house they were at. Or Bunny Girls texted a parent to pick them up

I'm guessing we'll have some good ol election fraud - Randall will say he's living in his apartment, or maybe he'll live there a few days a week. I think I saw someoen say in one of the topics that the next election in Philly for city council is 2019, and they require 1 year residency by the time of the election to run

This episode was amazing. I had to pause after the line questioning what the dot was for. His delivery was AMAZING

This show is getting better and better. She wanted 10 minutes in the sample room at his dermatology office

They could've tossed this on Friday and kept Speechless on Tuesdays

Single Parents is decent. Splitting up Together... I have no idea why they renewed it. The third season rule comes into play here - they will probably be around 60 episodes at the end of the season - they only need to cross 80 to get a good streaming deal. I believe the third season of a show usually has the lowest % of being canceled - provided it has full length, or mostly full length, seasons.

This episode bored me. I have no idea how that draft lottery thing worked, guess everyone had a number and had to show up somewhere? All I know is that my dad was exempt from the draft, and my maternal grandfather was exempt from the draft. It would've been better if they had interspersed present bits with the past - maybe Kevin was learning stuff through an email with that guy from Jack's unit.

Yuuup. They didn't even mention respite care to the mother of the guy with Fragile X.

I just kept staring at it whenever she was on screen and I was like "what did they do?"

I think the band friends were back home in America. Jimmy just decided to reach out to them. I think?

They're trying to establish a "new TGIF" - and they reallllly want splitting up together to do better, or The Kids Are Alright to do well (Kids just looks baad)

I think they have a plan with this season, so far this season has been rather enjoyable because of the carrot at the end of the stick - this show will zigzag eventually - well, end of this episode was certainly a monkey wrench - I bet the next episode will be rather interesting

What was with Reznick's hair? That was certainly a hairstyle...

At least if he takes the Ethical Adviser position that is at least a role that he fits in to, even though it is just a random role he made up to suit his skills

I am hopeful for Abby's, one of the comedies held for midseason. I think that this show will have a shift in a few episodes, for the better, since they will have feedback. I also want them to avoid relationships between the parents, especially Sophie's dad and Graham's mom.

I liked this episode. With funding for Kenneth, it'll be more paperwork, but the state will pay for some of Kenneth - not nearly as much as JJ needs, but they will pay. Well, while JJ is in college, he can be a client of vocational rehabilitation, who can pay for Kenneth while JJ is going to and from school, and during his classes, and the state will probably pick up the rest under a different program (Probably classify Kenneth as a PCA?) which would hopefully be enough for Kenneth to earn what he is earning now - but I wonder if he is still employed by the district, just moved from groundskeeper to para? Giving up the benefits of working for a school versus going out on your own is rough, but he would be willing to do it for JJ

I believe we saw a female representative of the good place in Mindy St. Clair's orientation video - we saw Trevor and a woman

Simone's part is monitoring how their brains look after a near death experience, when shown images relating to their experience. Then Chidi philosophizes them, shows them different moral constructs (or whatever), ways to go through life or lenses to view it between, then redo the images under the MRI - I assume it is an fMRI.

A lot of people don't feel like adults at 20, you can't blame Miggy for that :P But you think he would've gotten all of the kids out, then run for an adult. Re: colonoscopy - https://www.cancer.org/latest-news/american-cancer-society-updates-colorectal-cancer-screening-guideline.html The American Cancer Society recommends a poo test or a colonoscopy at 45, then every 10 years if you are at average risk (every year for poo test)

I was born in 1990, I called friends parents mr and mrs - when I did student teaching my teachers were like "You can just call me [first name], you don't need to call me Mr./Mrs. [Last name]!" Internally: "yes i do you taught me, I am going to be extra formal with you because that is repectful"

Drama, they probably would have used the sperm from their initial visit when they were checking his sperm count and just thawed them.