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I remember when Aziz was here (Nashville) filming this episode, so I was very interested to see how it would turn out. Super cute episode, but Hermitage Hotel is not cheap. I thought the flight was $50, not whole episode. I like how how they just wanted to take a nap because that's always what I want to do after I spend hours walking around Lower Broad. Also, him wanting to get some BBQ sauce is true to life; people are always asking me to buy some sauce of some kind and send it to them. I also liked how Rachel was understandably pissed about not being able to go the recital, but didn't want to end the burgeoning relationship over it.

My goodness, yes. When Pandora told Jenny to kneel, I was like, "Who is this? Zod?!"

Oh man. I loved this episode so hard. I grew up in a black church and, while it wasn't as bad as those sunrise to sunset churches, it still wasn't great. Sunday school at 9 and not getting out of the service until 2? As soon as I was "allowed" to leave for another church, I hightailed it out of there. I go to a white church in Nashville now, and I remember one of the first times I visited my now church, the worship team was singing Katy Perry's "Wide Awake" and I was like, "The fu....?" Now I love it when they sing pop songs, so I died when the worship team on the show was singing the James Taylor version of "How Sweet It Is..."

Indeed you did! When Nicole agreed, Maya immediately brought up that the doctor told them about harvesting an egg and getting a surrogate, but Nicole said that she wanted to do both. Zende also brought up donating her eggs and Nicole said she wanted to be involved in the whole process.

Like many people have said, I liked our guys in the Bones universe, but found no use for Brennan and Booth in ours. My favorite part was that whole Sex on the Beach conversation between Abbie and Ichabod at the end of Bones. Couldn't stop laughing at that.

You're right. My DVR was being really sketch so the person I thought ran into the pool was Michael, not Rafael. Still Team Rafael.

Just watched this last night and I'm still Team Rafael, if for no other reason than Justin Baldoni's physical comedy. The way he just ran into the pool instead of jumping in like a normal person killed me. He did the same thing when Jane fell in, didn't he?

The same reason Caroline decided that it was OK for her not to have children as long as she was with Ridge, but then when the "opportunity" presented itself (Ridge saying that he wanted to give her a child), she went for it. I'm really not trying to pit Caroline and Maya against each other, but I'm pretty sure every single person in the world has done something based on their current circumstances, thinking things would stay the same, but then...they didn't. And then they changed their mind because...that's what people can do?

As a *NSYNC fan, I was prepared to be miffed at whoever said said, but prepared to fight if she would have said Chasez. Glad it didn't come to that.

Yes! The way she looked Bow up and down when she asked what kind of message NOT killing Nazis would send to Jack made me cackle.

I think what sold me on Pandora's weirdness was when she spoke to that guy in the station, saying something like, "Tell me your secret...I can't never get a signal in here." No one in life would ever say that and the fact that the only thing she could come up with to say after "Tell me your secret" was something about a cell phone signal made me laugh.

I've always heard that surrogates should not be women who have not been pregnant/had children before. I think the most Nicole should help with, if she's comfortable with it, is being an egg donor. They can find someone else to actually carry the baby to term. I think they jumped the gun asking Nicole, but I don't think the request was wrong in and of itself. Just not well thought out. Which you'll have when it happens in the span of 30 minutes.

Apparently, they did. They both decided that they wanted kids.

There is NO WAY LG is 5'9". I'm 5'9"; LG is just shorter than Karla Mosley who is just shorter than JY and he can't be any taller than 5'8"

Let's not forget Lesley-Anne Down playing Jack Wagner's mom with only a 5 year age difference.

IMO, Ivy's and Liam's relationship ended poorly, but that doesn't negate the entire thing. He did a lot of stuff for her, including the aforementioned hostile takeover of a company on her behalf. That was my point. Her going on and on that Liam never stood up for her rings false.

Hey y'all. Wyatt, Wyatt, Wyatt. I like him...generally, but whenever he starts getting this huge chip on his shoulder about Liam and Bill, I have to roll my eyes. Bill treats them differently because they're two different people. Liam came on the show looking for his father, looking to build a relationship with his father and that's exactly what he did. Wyatt, through no fault of his own, didn't even know his dad was alive and had a somewhat contentious start with Bill. Wyatt was insistent on keeping his own identity -- he didn't want any "handouts" from Bill. So when you tell your dad that you want to build your own way -- and you tell him that you barely want his name -- and the only times you come to him are to whine about your brother (Why don't you support my relationship with Hope, even though I knew that pursuing her would create a huge rift with my brother; Why don't you give me Liam's beach house because it's bigger; Why didn't you give me a position at Forrester even though I've always said I wanted to make my own way. I only want it because Liam has two executive positions; Why don't you give me $11 million so I can compete with Liam because I got "screwed over" by Steffy even though I had zero chance with her and she told me as much), then I feel like you can't really get pissed when your dad doesn't take you seriously. We've seen several father/son moments with Bill and Liam and basically nothing with Bill and Wyatt. IMO, all of these feelings of inferiority can be placed directly on Quinn's shoulders. I'm also glad that Liam is basically ignoring Ivy's tantrums. I mean, he came up with the idea to take Forrester from Rick for her. Obviously, it didn't turn out well, but all of her, "Liam didn't stand up for me" screams A Woman Scorned. Which, be scorned by all means, but don't expect me to go along with her "interesting recollection."

Realistically, all it takes is for once source to be wrong and then everyone else starts referencing that source. For instance, Wikipedia's source for that information is IMDb. I was watching talk show once where the host referenced something on their IMDb and the actor both said it was completely incorrect and it was basically impossible to get stuff removed from that site. Speaking of guys in credits, I thought it was funny that they got the actor who played Julian to show up and reprise his role for 2 seconds in the 6th season credits.

I don't know if IMDb is wrong or if she was in another part, but this is the last woman in that face morph sequence and she's not Cree.

That's definitely not Cree Summer so no wonder you never recognized her! ;)

Speaking of Whitley's accent, while rewatching, I saw the episode where Kris Kross play gang members and Dwayne & Whitley go to Mac Daddy's apartment (not to be confused with Daddy Mac). Whitley's 5 minute warning kills me. "5 minutes Dwayne!"

Trying to give the other topics some love. I'm rewatching the series on Netflix and I think this is the first time I've done that (instead of just watching a few episodes here and there) since the original airing. So...Dwayne was really an asshole in S5. I get why: he proposed too early in their relationship to try to save it, but instead of working through his issues with Whitley, everything became her fault. It's completely realistic, but I think I was always the impression (due to my love for Dwayne/Kadeem, no doubt) that it really was Whitley's fault that they broke up. He kept going on and on about what he was giving up to be with Whitley, as if he was the perfect man and I was sitting there like, "Bye Dwayne."

Which is another strike against Joe because that approach is straight out of a Saved by the Bell episode. The one where Zack and Tori got off to a rocky start and they agreed to "start over." C'mon, man. Zack Morris gave you the blueprint!

I could be totally off, but I assumed that the poster was saying that Lindsay is masculine as opposed to Lindsey. Kind of like saying that a guy is a blonde (the "e" should only be used if referring to a woman).

I'm confused as to whether or not Samantha knows how reality TV shows work. At the end of her "How to Vil 101: Reveal My Evil Scheme for No Apparent Reason" review with Joe, she saw that a camera had been there the whole time. So she knows that the TV audience knows that she's full of shit. When Tanner and Jade took her and Joe aside (whyyyy?!?!??) before the rose ceremony, Tanner told her that everyone on the show knew she was full of shit. But she keeps on plowing ahead with these rehearsed answers, even though this thing has completely gone off-script.