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Yes, The Timothy Hutton Crush is a sacred and holy thing. I actually thought about his breakdown/breakthrough scene in Ordinary People during the bathroom scene, but mostly because I was thinking about his dad, Jim. There is a strong resemble between them, but I just realized during the show that Tim is about 14 years older than his dad was when he died.

I did like the scene at the roller rink. It really felt like Oscar was a real character instead of horndog joke machine. I think they could make this work if they focused on 1) characters instead of jokes and 2) the friendship between Felix and Oscar. Yeah, they are about as opposite as you can get, but I'm willing to buy them as friends if they'd just give me something to work with.

All this talk about setting up other identities has me wondering, has Henry ever been anyone but Dr. Henry Morgan? I know there is different paper work and what not to be set up for a Henry alive in 2015 versus a Henry alive in 1915, so all of that is obviously still legitimate, but has he ever created a non-Dr. Henry Morgan persona that we've heard of?

The bounty was $40 million, though I will totally buy he would have gone in the hole money-wise just to kill Red.

They make good coffee. That is an important quality if you're a cop. Are you supposed to drink milk with your donuts? But it's bad for the bands!

That doesn't make sense. Amy LOVES work.

I can't remember the episode title, but the scene with Carter owning Lasky in the bar was amazing.

And what about that other actor who is out of work because NW has two jobs? Not that I necessarily disagree, but think of it this way - if NW could be in both shows, chances are pretty good they'd have to decide they didn't need Christian Kane (just as an example)at all and as much as I like NW, I love CK. It's a rule I can live with.

Spader is not 61. He was born February 7, 1960 making him 54.

I think Cole becoming a hunter was an unintended consequence of Dean's beat down. Dean thought Cole would crawl home and lick his wounds and torture himself with thoughts of having his ass handed to him by the monster that killed his father and there wasn't and wouldn't be a damn thing he could have done to beat Dean. Leaving him alive without even the hope of avenging his father's death was the merciless thing Dean did, not setting Cole up to become a hunter.

I'm thinking Layla will make a suicide attempt and, successful or not, that will be what brings Will out of the closet on his own. He does care about her even if he went about the marriage thing all wrong. Hopefully, Layla will survive, support Will through his coming out, but taking herself on a long European vacation and then going to Harvard. I like them as friends. And all love to Juliette and Avery. I've been rooting for them since the very first ep.

My question after watching this season is: does Moffat even like the Doctor?

I'd rather keep Tom and lose her.

I thought the brunette next to Hawkeye was Cobie Smulders/Maria Hill. Could Victor Webster be the youngest Ward brother? Yeah, I know better, but still a good thought.

What does he have to do besides sit ups and push ups? I didn't see much beyond a mattress and chains in that room. My take on how she got him there was that after sending Red off saying she was going to finish Tom off and before the "team" found where he was shot, but not his body, she moved him using that vast network she has that Red nor anyone else knows about. Forgot to mention that in addition to inappropriate mother/son bath time on Gotham and The Blacklist, the storyline on Sleepy Hollow also dealt with wendigos.

My own personal, too-soapy for words, "resolution" to Juliette's situation is that co-star wants to marry her because of the baby because he's gay and needs a decent beard except he tells Juliette that from the get go, so no surprises. Juliette agrees because she doesn't love him and can't get her heart broken and he's a good guy and stable. Of course, Avery will decide he wants to be a real dad and co-star and Will hook up, but Will's outing will throw a wrench in those works. While I do love Will and want to see him out and happy, I adore Brent and want him to stay as far the hell away from Will until he gets his shit together and then grovels and begs and proves he's a better man than he was before Brent takes him back.

I remember reading an interview with Dylan early in the run of the show where he spoke about Stiles asking both Scott and Danny "do gay guys find me attractive?" and the other comments Stiles made about maybe not being 100% straight and playing it as serious even if it was said jokingly. Does anyone else remember this interview or am I just making things up again?

Visitations and wakes were often held in the home until the 20th century and depending the culture may still be done. It had only been a day and there were lots of candles.

I first thought she was a vampire when she mentioned biting. As it is, there has to be some reason she wasn't taking no from Dash specifically, so bring on the new supernatural creature.

I honestly, desperately want the next person Madison/Marcus says, "what goes around, comes around" to, responds with "Yes, it does. Are you ready for it?"

It was gangs on PCP everyone knows that. That's not interesting. :-)

I've always thought that was ALL Deaton.

Sheriff Stilinski and Deputy Handsome are the only competent police officers in Beacon Hills. Also, is Ryan Kelley's hair darker or something because it took me a minute or two to recognize him.

Really loved the water imagery the ep. Hannibal seems to be setting Margot up for something. The attack on Mason makes the most sense, but it's never that easy with this show.