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Ian was still alive when Clare left. That is the reason Jaime stayed behind. Jenny left with Jaime.

That’s the problem with long running shows. They eventually jump the shark and character stories get more over the top because everything has already been done. ER really became absurd in the last few seasons.

I like Patience because it’s fun to have a ghost that’s actually creepy and can freak people out. I loved the reaction to the wall bleeding..

Building a spinoff comedy off a show that has one of the most heartbreaking TV deaths probably wasn’t the best decision. Missy was a welcome sight. The mom really is tiresome.

That’s one reason why the concept of this show doesn’t work for me. If they were going to live with anyone it should be Mary with George’s death. Meemaw also constantly saying to her recently widowed daughter that they didn’t like her enough to live with her also fell flat to me.

I would like it more without the laugh track. It doesn’t seem like it is actually filmed in front of an audience.

I’ll never understand the writers choice in season 15 with Carter and Kem. What purpose did it serve to not just show them in a better place after losing the baby? The show was ending would it had killed them to give Carter some kind of happiness? Instead they showed two people beating a dead horse. I also believe that Carter was screwed when Anna left. I really think they could have been one of the best couples on the show if they were given a chance.

I’m bummed. We could have gotten to see Jo again? And who was delusional enough to think a show centered around their one character from a 40 year old show was a good idea? The selling point would be the 4 of them - McKeon being involved would have probably gotten the most attention. I would bet on Lisa mainly because Nancy doesn’t act and Kim’s been steadily acting since the show ended.

Not even with the strikes do I think it takes nearly to the end of the year to release episodes that were already filmed.

I don’t know if Georgie and Mandy are strong enough characters to lead a show. The concept isn’t all that interesting either. The only thing that I find appealing is Will Sasso.

At least in the original show’s defense part of the reason for the revolving door was due to actor deaths and one of the actors (Markie Post) not being available initially. This version seems to have actors that just don’t want to stay. Although IMO Neil was not a loss. Olivia was growing on me.

I agree. The last character death that stuck with me like this was Bobby Simone on NYPD Blue. I think the character plus the realness of it is what is so effecting. It was just well done all around. The writers choosing to make George a rootable person was the best decision they made. The person presented in the BBT would not have effected the audience in this way. The shitty father in BB has now become one of the most heartbreaking deaths in TV.

I think the prequel is what is holding the second half up. I think Starz wants 7b to lead into BOMB.

Outlander on Instagram has given November 7th for part 2. It’s irritating that it’s not just called what it is. Season 8.

This was worth watching just for the last scene between Abby and Dan. Melissa Rauch is very good in the scenes where she is just someone missing her Dad. And seeing Dan be effected by knowing Harry and Abby’s secret code - I don’t think that was all acting. You can tell JL misses Harry Anderson.