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This episode is just emphasizing my issues with Toby. He sells himself as this affable guy, but he just keeps pushing and will not give up, thinking he always knows better. I loved that Kate was so sure in watching the game alone, it was her thing and she made no apologies about it. It's the most self-assured I've seen her yet. And then this asshole just craps all over it. Oh no, he knows better. He's the bane of my existence on this show. Kevin's critique group was excellent. Hold up, I'm not following. Hee. I actually had to pause because I was laughing so hard at his, I wouldn't get too attached. Randall and Beth's relationship is excellent. They seem to have an unshakeable base. Great what's got two hands/two thumbs bit. I really liked how football was utilised, both bringing families together and pulling them apart. It's not universal, it's down to the people involved.

Macha updated Deceive, Inveigle and Obfuscate and it's goooood. http://archiveofourown.org/works/6452551/chapters/19203997

Dinah looks really nice though.

That's what I was saying, but I think you're right. I don't know why I didn't think of it.

In the video in this post SA mentions episode 102/episode 510. It could be nothing, but it sounds like they'll continue filming flashbacks to S1. First there was the flashback to the pilot, now potentially this. It makes sense and has potential.

So out of ten episodes in production so far this year, half are directed by two guys whose accomplishments range from substandard to mediocre. A+

I really liked Emily's parts. And Kirk comes to a Friday night dinner? Ha! Who's that Lorelai is talking to about her and Luke being happy?

They're at Jitters. Maybe they were shooting pick up for The Flash portion of the crossover.

He's a regular. He got the "with" credit.

Maybe SC introduced communist China's one child policy while we weren't looking. Although why they'd be opposed to rising citizens numbers when they are losing them to massive attacks and them fleeing in droves, I couldn't tell you.

I'm partly feeling obnoxiously smug for correctly predicting that things would be shit for Jules. The other part of me is sad for both a character I'm not reading about and the readers who still are reading.

That they're hard to work with. Which is true. I just don't remember if it was just about babies, because that was her answer when she was asked about Olicity babies on the show. Steve was all, yay, Oliver as a dad, I love being a dad, Dad, Dad, Dad. EBR on the other hand was more like, hopefully not, ti's hard to work with them.

There's a camera on a tripod in one of the stills with the noobs. Are they dealing with a hostage situation? It may have been mention, but I honestly forgot.

Yeah, I meant him. I keep mixing the Jimmys up, I'm not a fan of either, really, and particularly not Fallon. Eh, I wasn't really interested in him playing the everyman, I thought the students at the White House covered that really well, and I'd have appreciated if that time had gone to the female cast or something more about those women. Like, I liked what Laura Bush had to add about Abigail Adams.

Hell, Hamilton's America. I'll go edit my post. Thanks.

EBR plays Josh Dallas' wife and a mother. The last part amuses me due to her stance on working with kids. Or maybe it was just babies.

Can anybody explain to me why Jimmy Kimmel was featured in Hamliton's America as one of the pundits? I get the historians, politicians and financial reporters, but I was stumped to see him.

Looking at the above pic, has Steve slimmed down? He doesn't look as bulky as he has in the near past. I like it.

Oliver was the one who told her she didn't have to be funny for him when she tried to make light of the Noah debacle, so he's well acquainted with her coping mechanisms and could (should) be able to spotthat she's not dealing with Havenrock, but sweeping it under the rug. I don't think it's how it will play out and completely agree that the writers just did it to get their chess pieces into the desired spots. I just feel it could work if they gave thought to it.

d. Dig returning to the team and shifting the dynamics in the bunker.

I could still write that off like Sara Diggle being featured in the 503 previouslies, but the episodes proper debunk the theory IMO.

What if Oliver actually saw that Felicity was in avoidance mode supreme and also did it to get her to react and process her trauma? It would still be a hell of a risky decision, but could maybe make for interesting TV.