Cranston

I loved the ending. That child who played Tali was absolutely adorable....child actors aren't always adorable. And it seems perfectly logical to me that Tony would leave...his whole world has changed, drastically. He has, for the first time in his life, a very real responsibility. As he said, Tali has nobody now....except her father and grandpa. Tony is an incredibly good person and it makes sense to me that he now has a reason to redirect his life...a safer life, a life with more free time. Good for Tony.

If Amanda had said "I have nothing!" one more time I'd have punched her lights out. She has a baby coming, for God's sake.

I don't know how far along Bernadette is supposed to be, but she sure doesn't look preggie. Little bitty people like Bernadette tend to show right away....this baby will be bigger than she is soon.

i was a little disappointed in this second season opening episode. One of the joys of last year was the banter and friendship of the two leads, the humor and warmth of many scenes. This time...not so much. If they're going to go all serious on me and if I have to watch Amanda (ugh) often, well, I'll continue to be disappointed. I do agree with you, JudyObscure, Dickens did look gorgeous, all wet and shiny.....

I thought Adam West's appearance was very sad, I felt for him.

I so hope, when this show finally, mercifully ends, Harvey and Donna will be together.

Rachel's whining and wailing about the 2 years really irritated me. Three generations of my family and many other families....manage being apart months, sometimes years because of wars. In my first two years of marriage my husband was gone 20 months. At least she can visit him., for God's sake.

Robert so loved Isis, he is so much a doggie person. One wonders why, when Isis died, he didn't go out and just get himself another dog. We do that all the time in our house. That scene, however, remains one of my favorite DA scenes. Good for Violet. Her cruise trip adventure certainly came from no place and is very, very odd. Did she go alone? I'm very very old and I would hesitate setting forth on a long journey alone like that...why didn't she take what's her name with her? The dreadful maid? Not that I'd want to go anywhere with the dreadful maid. I believe Mary will remain a single women, a widow, devoted to home and family...mostly home. Having an affair every so often but never marrying again.

The entire premise of this show, the whole bloody Mike is/isn't really an attorney, who knew and who didn't know blah blah blah...is ridiculous. Damned if I know why I watch it. They added a few new side plots this week, trying to make us believe there was anything worth hanging on to. There isn't. I can't imagine how they will end this series. Mike is blatantly, obviously guilty as hell. Harvey and Jessica and everybody else who knew he was a fake are also blatantly, obviously guilty as hell. How on earth can they end the show without most of them being found guilty and going to jail? Well, Harvey is really attractive and Jessica has fabulous clothes...that must be why I still watch.

I'm with you, Congo! I have a grandchild working her ass off in law school. A fraud is a fraud is a fraud.

Sheldon seeing numbers as colors and smells is a classic Asperger's sign. Interesting.

Thanks, Wendyg ;))

What does demisexual mean?

The most unrealistic, unbelievable thing here is why Amy put up with such dreadful treatment from Sheldon all those years! It's beyond funny, it's pathetic.

Thanks, Latverian Diplomat, for that info. I wondered if it was a live audience. Since it is...yes, I'm sure they fiddle with the volume and pump up the audience...maybe have the word LAUGH blinking at them at the right time ;)

Either I'm getting more cranky or the laugh track on this show is worsening...it takes me right out of a scene often.

Geordie is....an old folk!

Our PBS channel gave us the most beautiful concert last night....Il Volo, from Pompeii. They think of themselves as being popopera ;)) We love this amazing group and this show was beautiful and fun to watch. I've never seen such audience enthusiasm during a performance.

I agree re the loud and distracting background music...in the scene in Abby's lab with Gibbs. Good grief, it was hard to concentrate on what they were saying. Why do they do that sometimes?

So, who is new baby's father? I missed some of the end episodes last season.

I was in surgery once and they were all listening to the World Series, hooting and hollering ;)) I love Jon Cryer in this part. He nailed it. Wish there was some way he could stay....

Yes, there are audience prep people...my daughter's friend did this once. She said it was great fun and the audience was almost always happy to do what she wanted them to do, they felt they were finally in show biz..

What seems like fake laughter to me is what annoys me. For some reason it bothers me more on some shows than other shows so I tend to think it is purposely enhanced, to make me think the dialogue is funnier than it really is. Some bits of dialogue may be clever and funny, but one wouldn't think they would generate the belly laughs I hear. It's no biggie, just distracting....more so on some shows than other shows.

I love Jessica's clothes, but not her judgement. Why on earth she let the Mike fraud continue is beyond me. She will eventually lose her company if not her license to practice law, as will a lot of people at that firm. How can that be avoided? Why on earth did Harvey bring Mike on board in the first place? The entire storyline is so stupid and unbelievable. Why do I watch it? Harvey is cute, Jessica's clothes...

We've been watching BBT for a short time. We love it and we laugh a lot. Nowadays it's nice to have something to sit back and belly laugh at. However....the laugh track is so incredibly annoying. I dislike laugh tracks in any case -- but BBT's seem really, really irritating. Is it just me, or has this been a concern over the years?