Ina123

If I was Stan and on the other end of that phone call, I'd know something was up. Groovy Hairless was much too hesitant with his answers. My memory of Falls Church years ago was red brick colonial. E and P clearly live in a fairly recent (for the 80s) suburb.

If it was possible to assassinate her twice, I would be right behind you, regardless the sudden turn of events. I could do it for her just kicking the jack out from under the car, killing an innocent man.

Recognize him now?

He's screwed because he's in the US as a private citizen and not a diplomat. The embassy's hands are tied. However, if his father is powerful enough and they want him back, there might be a possibility of a trade. It's unlikely, though, because no matter which faction of the KGB wins, both may see him as a "traitor" or "dirty".

I did notice that for his meeting with Father Andre, Philip came prepared with another hat.

Granny has merely accepted her fate. Because of E's actions, her side lost anyway.

It would be so much fun to see Stan's reaction if Philip was able to tell him he was holding a gun on him in their garage that first night.

I thought both Paige's boyfriend and Jackson were interns in Nunn's? office. It's completely believable that they would party together. The problem I had was with Paige suddenly putting it together just with "older woman" and "ruined my life". I don't remember Paige saying that he told how she ruined his life. Unless we are to assume he mentioned stupidly putting a bug in the meeting room for her.

I seem to remember that the CIA is supposed to have a pretty tight rope on operating domestically and the FBI has a tight rope on it operating internationally. We all know that lines get crossed but that's how it's supposed to be.

I think we needed the E flashbacks now because she is questioning and changing now. Philip has already questioned and changed.

There wasn't a camera. No one saw it. They pointedly focused only on the speaker hanging on the wall in the room. Now, questioning the whispering I will buy into. But the listeners may have thought the speaker just wasn't picking up the sound very well.

I may be mis-remembering but when Paige first started seeing the intern wasn't there a discussion where Paige at least hinted that she was willing to sleep with him for info? Wasn't that when E told her to sleep with him only if she cared about him but not for "work"? So, if I am remembering that scene correctly, wasn't Paige offering to do exactly what she accused her mother of...whoring? Since I thought I remembered that scene, I was yelling, "you self-righteous little beach"!

All I could notice in that shot was how defeated and horrible E looked in that outfit. I think it was possible that she was in shaggy, too large jeans to add to the look of lost weight and just someone who has been burdened for a long time.

I wanted to throw something against the wall when they panned back to show the camera shot into the window. Nah...no way they leave that window uncovered. That was disappointing. Otherwise a good episode.

I just re-watched "Justified". Claudia is not that far removed from the Mags Bennet character that Margot Martindale played in that show. Yet, there's her comedic stint in the short-lived "The Millers". This lady has amazing range. I think she's one of those actors that I would make me at least try anything she's in.

The flooding basement scene: when Dan makes the first whack with the lug wrench, DJ comes rushing down and sees what's happening. Goes over and starts helping to move stuff. Maybe a little one line, "Here, Dad, I'll help and we'll get it done in no time".

Just think of the guest stars that could pass through. It could be a running gag. "Wonder who Darlene serves at the casino this week"?

They never mention it but there's the wheat pest fiasco. Wasn't it Elizabeth who asked, "how could they have been so wrong?" So she did question something. Also, I thought I read somewhere that the finale is 2 hours. Anyone else? Not that that's much more time to tidy things up.

I agree. I think that's exactly why she gets so little screen time. She's just there as a wife for Stan. (and to drive us crazy wondering).

I've always seen Renee as just a wife for Stan. A reason to keep living across from P & E. After all, Stan already looks like a fool with them across the street. Making Renee a spy just seems to add insult to injury. Over the top, I mean. I can't see them making Stan even more of a sap. But, then again, a sleeper in personnel at the FBI? What a coup! So they just keep me guessing and I keep watching. At least as long as my heart can take it.

If they had Medicare AND a small supplemental they would hardly pay anything. Even without the supplemental they should be able to scrape enough together or work out a monthly payment plan. My sister had no insurance and worked out a payment plan.

I've found that is true also. We just pick up on their movements without even realizing it. My sister once said after looking at CCTV of a robbery that she couldn't see faces so what's the point? Sometimes we can pick up a lot even without seeing a face.

They gave me way too much pain meds for getting my teeth pulled for dentures. I gave them to my friend who had a spinal fusion for scoliosis. She has prescribed pain meds but it helped her expenses to get some for free. I almost didn't get the prescription filled. With all the opioid problems I read about, I'm terrified of liking them too much. If they got married at 20 and celebrated their 45th anniversary, it makes them 65. Roseanne could apply and get SS and Medicare. Dan could apply in a year at 66 to get more or choose to wait longer.

Yup and the more expensive a hotel/motel/ resort, the more they expect to put a hold on. BTW. Roseanne left with a good supply of fresh fruit. Great continuity on the stealing. Not to mention the pills.

Agreed.