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I feel like the show may be finding it's footing; Mandy's brother came off more like an actual character than a punchline that never quite lands and her mother finally did something other than be horrible. And even the mom's amusement over the Todd/Georgie situation was, for me, at least, more funny than irritating.

I think Bode told him fairly soon after the crash while Vince was talking to Luke and Bode walked in and Vince demanded to know what happened and then Vince yelled at him not try to blame Riley. Which as he was devastated, grieving father, I get but the fact I don't think we've ever seen anybody tell Bode that Riley's death wasn't completely his fault (Manny told him he's not the worst thing he did but that's not really the same thing) bothers me.

Sharon, and to a lesser extent, Vince, sometimes seem to forget that they had no idea where their son was (or if he was even alive) for like 5 years. And Sharon over parenting Bode was an issue but Bode ended up where he did in part because Vince placed all the blame for an accident on him (and absolutely none on his precious daughter trying to jump out of moving car) and exacerbated Bode's already existent issues. Bode has so many issues but I've never really understood how the crash is viewed as 100% on him and I feel like that it is is still a significant part of his problem.

I think the injured/allergic man was another firefighter, not the pilot, which may be their saving grace since he presumably knows at least Gabby.

Howard did part of the episode where Sheldon studies engineering. I can't remember for sure if Raj or Leonard ever did one

I don't understand why he is going to her in the first place. He definitely needs help but they specifically warned Aaron that she's loyal to the department not him. I can see the initial meeting if he thought he needed immediate help but beyond that it seems like a not great idea even if she wasn't evil adjacent at best.

I get changing things from the earlier years of BBT, even the softening of George I understand, but to change things that they stated when Young Sheldon was already on the air? I could actually buy the guy who insisted on coming up with the term 'niblingo' referring to Mandy as two separate ex-wives if she and Georgie were divorced more than once but it still doesn't make sense for Mandy to have texted her congratulations twice. And this retcon doesn't even really solve the 'they don't end up together' issue because they were both ex-wives

Yeah, I feel like any potential this story had was torpedoed by everything happening so fast. This pace just makes Tim look crazy and/or stupid.

The Deadline article on Jason Priestley's casting says it's set in Vancouver. I assumed it was in the US too.

Harry as a father definitely leaves a lot to be desired if you aren't Lucy but from things said by Lucy, Zina and even Joanne, I've gotten the impression his abandonment of Abby wasn't strictly voluntary. I'm sure he could have tried harder than he did but some of it seems like there was a degree of parental alienation going on.

Possibly but I think whichever character suggested that Elijah is back rolling the lawsuit is right because I'm pretty sure we saw Elijah meeting with Oscar after he got to prison. I honestly think I'd prefer an evil cabal over potentially more Elijah, who's about a tenth of the effective villain the show seems to think he is.

I've always gotten Annie Wersching (RIP) and Bridget Regan confused whether they were on the same show or not so Monica (I think that's the lawyer's name) showing up so soon after Rosalind's death definitely threw me

It seems like it's still something bigger than what we've seen since someone had to make the call to kill Boyd and everyone we'd seen had been arrested or was already dead so maybe there was another plan/step of the plan they had to carry out? I don't really think it will but since evil lawyer lady's involved, I feel the need to say it, if this somehow comes back to Elijah, I'm going to be so annoyed.

She saw Jesse's ghost for an entire night before she realized he was dead and saw she'd been assigned his obituary so it definitely seems like they're aiming more for the ghosts being real.

I liked that they let Bailor be a good guy who was actually good at his job rather than just the big meanie who'd tried to stifle Simone's awesomeness. I wasn't expecting that since Simone's awesomeness generally seems to be an unquestionable thing in the show's universe.