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I’m 99.9999999% sure that Kevin shot Nick, not the other way around.

The Covid twist was a gut punch.

I'd assume it's because she doesn't want to be associated with the West name anymore.

Dre is going to be pissed.

Great episode. I legit gasped when Allison let Patty in on her plan.

Yes, very often in older episodes of L&O and SVU. We never watched the first time around and often DVR episodes that are in syndication. Queen for a Day comes up a lot.

As far as I recall there was a discussion about a mole early on in the pilot and then...never again.

So was this only the 4 or 5 episodes that aired?

Nothing happens to any animals.

Good episode, but I do not need this show stretching all the way until June 9th.

Toby’s at the house in the final fast forward.

He had a meeting with a new firm last week, he didn’t have a deal worked out with them. I’m pretty sure that this episode and last week’s were aired out of order.

I’m so confused about how they bought multicolor glitter without using the convenient curbside service at Target.

I'm loving this show. The only miss for me was Sara randomly stealing things from Connor's house at the very end. I liked Tom and his wife trying to show that they still had "it." I thought it was the first time they've really had chemistry as a couple. Topher is great, IMO.

Yes, the fireman.

He’s from Modern Family ;) You probably recognize him from that show.

I’m loving this show. Even the sister worked for me this time.

I really liked it. I enjoyed how the homeowners had to actually make decisions and just didn't blindly get everything they wanted. I live in the Chicago suburbs, which is why I initially tuned in.

I've fallen asleep three times trying to get through this episode. I want to love this series and I just cannot. Also, I strongly dislike the actress that played the Wednesday Gal and still have PTSD of her abysmal role on Arrested Development.

She has got to be one of the most beautiful women alive. She’s distractingly gorgeous. This episode had a lot of laugh out loud moments and the two flashbacks to black-ish were great. It made me sad, though, to hear Paul talk about “40 years from now,” knowing his fate from Black-ish.

Lol. This is a supposedly Christian nation...I don’t think Holy Week needs the attention. With anti-Semitism running rampant, the recognition of Passover was much more important. Nobody’s face was slapped here.

This was briefly alluded to...she made some comment about how at first she thought she could live a normal life and then realized the cancer was in control. I don’t think her intention was an abortion when she first found out. From interviews a writer did last week it sounds like a pregnancy isn’t compatible with a body who underwent chemo within the past year.

Random thoughts: I liked the Rome rallied and sucked it up to go help Regina at the restaurant. Then he failed epically, so that was the end of me liking that storyline. I did laugh at the "Tell me about your fake basketball team" line. The "I need you to mentor me while I record a song, so here's some drugs" thing is stupid at best. Theo is how old and cannot put his shoes on without a hovering parent? Who was going to be staying with Danny and his sister while Gary and Darcy were going to camp and Delilah is in France? I really like Jamie. I'm surprised because I really didn't like the actor in either Modern Family or Single Parents, but think he's great here. I'm glad that he came to be with her.

Was the Zoe/Aaron scene supposed to be a good thing? It made me stabby. Luca was right...they deserve each other. I actually thought Viveck might get injured or killed when he was planning on "getting out," but I knew where this was going when the last scene had him in a car.

The actress that plays Orly was so good on Speechless. I was glad to see her shine in this episode.