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How great is it seeing Mindy Cohn again?

That's exactly what I thought! I'm hoping Elsbeth's investigation will exonerate him.

That was bugging me the entire episode! His voice was more familiar than his face. I looked it up afterwards. It was Bruce Altman who, like many, has been in many episodes across the Law and Order franchise. I most remember him as Harvey Beigel from Season 1. The mobster who was married to Christine Baranski.

Jack McCoy, you will be missed. At least we got one final courtroom scene.

I liked Mary in the first few seasons, but she's gotten so strident and selfish that it's hard to root for her anymore.

I thought both of his jokes were funny. At this point in time!

Thank you! When I read the reviews and they mentioned the storytelling style I thought "Holy crap, can no one tell a linear story anymore?"

The writing is horrible, but I really like Jon Cryer and Donald Faison so I'll give it another chance or two.

That's what I was thinking!

I want this to happen just because it will give us some amazing scenes with Carrie C oon and Christine Baranski.

I hope that George keeps his promise to Gladys to stand up for her if she finds someone she loves. Because I think we all know how Bertha got the Duke to show up at the Met. I really hope there's a season 3. I want to see purse string holding Ada. She is a deeply sweet, kind, woman; but she is no pushover.

I really like the relationship that is developing between Alan and David. I laughed entirely too hard at "DONNER!"

I'm pretty sure they made Phil cry.

I think a Mom for his daughter, but I think in his own way he does like Marian. He's just very much of his era, and thinks that men know what's best for the little ladies. His "it's not as if your're a real teacher" line made me want to smack him.

Dashiell is manipulative, creepy, and just plan gross. But I think he's underestimating Marian. If she's not intimidated by Agnes, she can certainly stand up to one weasley man!