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At my cousin's wedding, both were walked down the aisle.

I believe the aide was provided by an outside agency - remember, they went somewhere and they were introduced to the aide? I was under the impression that that wasn't the district, otherwise they might've fleshed that out more.

I was also thinking that about the 1-on-1s. When I was in HS, there were three kids that shared an aide - they all took the same classes and the aide would help the three of them. The district JJ goes to sounds like a mythical school district where JJ is the first child to require a paraprofessional - because otherwise, why wouldn't they have been providing one from the first day? Sure, they had a stack of resumes after Maya complained about Kenneth, but, yeeaaaah - Maya seems like the kind of person who would've arranged things with the school ahead of time, especially since the school had a meeting about Maya to prepare for her. Though all of those students with disabilities suddenly transferring into the school would probably set off some alarm bells at the state - since they probably went from 0% to 5% in a year - or at least "hey they need more Section 611 funds!!!!" Maybe JJ had all of the funds to himself.

I liked learning about Tahani's death.

That episode was good. However, parts of the episode were making me crazy since I was like "That isn't how it is done! That's not legal under the law!" But it had some good parts (JJ's search history, pretty much any JJ-Kenneth scene, Dylan & Jimmy).

Kate was horrible this episode, you just don't say those things. I'm liking Sophie more and more, though.

I believe they said in the episode that introduced Mindy that she was the second case

I had to pause it when Jason figured it out I was laughing so hard. I missed Janet's alarm. That was great last season.

I love this show. So happy it is back

He's in north jersey, houses there are *expensive* - he has a three bedroom house with a finished basement, an unknown number of bathrooms (at least 2), and a dedicated office (that could always be a bedroom) - that has to be at least a mil for that ouse

What was in the bag in the passenger seat at the end? I thought it was just possessions or something - like the kind of plastic bag they give you at the hospital. Or maybe he went to a rehab program and it held his possessions in it. Maybe Kate was making dinner for Randall while Kevin was out with Sophie and Rebecca was doing something, fire happened, they ended up at Miguel's.

NY is a one-party consent state.

Maybe they split up the 9th Circuit in the Suits Universe

That was a great episode.

It got 0 nominations

1. Who was supposed to be buying Pfizer? They're one of the biggest pharma companies in the world. Jeez. 2. Harvey's look at the end was the second best part of the episode. 3. The best part of the episode was Louis' therapist going "nope. ethics violation"

Too bad we don't have "CSI" technology where we can just keep zooming in and then ENHANCE to read the papers on the table

Louis should have the help of a Janitor in taking care of the child. Title the spinoff Legal Custodians

seems like it'd be Scrubs, but with lawyers, and a lot of cursing

I read the OP as "Ten things I learned from this episode" I got to #9, saw no #10, and got concerned.

That was a surprisingly horrible episode. It was even worse than Scandal's 100th episode.

No really an enemy either. Frequaintance

I think Harvey considers Louis to be more than a co-worker, but not a friend.

Just view the show as an analysis of a sociopath as he embraces his true self.

Like I am not a lawyer or in the legal world at all, and I was like "uhhh what the hell? How?" Like I could maybe understand moving it up a month or two, but to tomorrow? The judge was probably going to golf!