Anela

I don't know if this has already been posted, but in the write-up for next week's episode (26th) it says that Nurse Olivia comes back, and has her son with her, throwing Jo and Alex for a loop. Sofia is having trouble in school, too, apparently. I can't remember what they said for this week, except that Arizona shares some brownies or cookies that have a surprise ingredient in them.

Some kid posted a spoiler in the chat of something I was watching last week, so I knew the dad was a goner. I was hoping it wasn't true, though. And the kid getting snatched at the beginning! I was trying to be quiet, because I'd heard that theatres were really quiet when this was playing, but I let out an, "Oh, fuck!" when that poor little boy was grabbed. I was pissed when I saw that she was pregnant. They built a quiet room, but why take the chance?? They lost their youngest, because of a stupid toy - how are you supposed to keep a baby quiet? I enjoyed it, and the jump scares in the first half really got me, for a change, but I was ready for it to end. There were one too many of those, at that point, and I thought the ending was too badass, as someone else said. Maybe she wanted to look confident for her daughter, though, a "we've got this!" moment. Their middle son got to me. I just wanted to hug him, and I was glad that he pointed out that his sister needed to be told that she was loved, and not blamed. When the dad lit the fire on the top of the corn mill, near the beginning, was he looking at fires lit by other survivors? At the end, I was afraid that monster was going to get up yet again, Michael Myers style.

That woman at the end, was that the one everyone thought was executed?

I'm feeling envious that they're in Mexico! I know their circumstances are bad, but I've never been. Still watching the episode. I don't feel sorry for Maddie, not really. She seemed to be fine with screwing people out of everything they had, and only pretended to be sorry for Richie, when he insisted that that she apologize, that one episode.

I'm still watching the first episode. I don't mind Sandrine Holt, and I like Steve Zahn. That's why I tuned in. I also like scifi things like this. I looked up this forum, because I thought of "Lost" as soon as I saw them all on a nice beach, under shelters. All that was missing was the sounds of a possible monster moving through forest, and someone sitting on the sand, staring at the ocean (unless I've missed that as I've been typing).

Same. I've never liked Jake. I did like Cyrus panicking, as that woman talked about B613 on her show.

Unless she's talking about killing someone. Then she knows exactly what to say. Was she genuinely wanting to help, or would that be something she holds over his head for information?

Thank you!

I'm only just catching up with the new episodes. I wondered why Elizabeth kept cradling that locket thing, and looking worried. It holds a suicide pill? I wondered why the guy said she'd never get arrested. Yikes. I liked seeing Philip enjoying himself, too. I know that they want to protect their daughter, but if she's going to be a real spy, they should tell her that yes, sex and murder are involved. It's not a game. They've almost died before.

I liked her mum in that role. :)

Oh, I was also glad to see that April was able to figure out what was wrong with the baby, and that the father shifted over for her to sit down, in the chapel. I thought they caught her on camera, at a stop light. She ran a red light, driving through as it turned yellow, and thinking she made it.

I was going to say that Sarah Drew said something about filming on location, but I guess you saw the same thing I did. I haven't been watching, but tuned in tonight, because I was here, and settled in the living room. They wouldn't set her up with Matthew again, would they? Especially not so soon after his losing his wife.

This is the first episode I remember watching since it came back in January. What did Jackson do to ruin the Chief and his wife? I guess I need to google. Jo made me laugh, when she was talking about faking your death, finding a corpse, etc, and then later saying she probably scared that girl, whose name I can't remember. I'm really over romantic relationships being the centre of things, but this was sweet. I felt bad for them, but at least if they had to get rid of another actress, she got a ticket to Switzerland, instead of getting hit by a bus. Still don't like Deluca's sister, but it was nice to see Arizona happy. And I guess she managed to save that woman (I missed a small part of it).

Damn, I feel like crying. :(

Damn it, I forgot it was on, and my DVR keeps messing up, so it didn't record.

I can't believe they're showing it in theatres, considering the ratings. Maybe when the viewers were over 17 million in number, but now?

^^ I mix charcoal in water, was always confused when I saw them mix it with things like spirulina, in fancy juices. I thought that would take away any goodness from the fruit/veg/supplements in the juice. I would be freaked out of someone could tell me exactly how they would kill me, but I love Sandra Oh, and this was fun. I also wish this was on Netflix, with everything there to binge. It's refreshing to see something English on BBC America, though - it seems like whenever I check the channel, that it has turned into the new Scifi channel. I might watch this again, with my dad. I think he'll like it.

Luke overreacted in regards to Lorelai, I think, because she made it clear she was in love with him. He hasn't done anything to deserve that sort of treatment from Emily or anyone else, so that's what bugs me. I don't like seeing Lorelai panic so much, but she'd just told Emily, the night before, that she did think she'd like to be married - and Emily knew she was talking about Luke. That is so damned sad.

I'm not watching. I thought Aaron and Enid were together. When I last saw them.

I forgot to get my large bottle of margarita mix earlier. Guess I'll be skipping the show again tonight.

They were his girlfriends?? I didn't have the sound up as much as I should have, because I'm afraid it is too loud for the dogs, and I can't find the batteries for my headphones. I thought they were his daughters, or married to his sons. Gross. I wouldn't mind having that much money. I'm still watching the episode, so I'll hopefully be able to fast-forward through gross stuff.

Me, too. I hope Joel can get his clothes back, now that Anne knows the truth (sort of), and the new toaster oven.

I'm watching the last season now. I'll post the unpopular opinion: I wouldn't have wanted Harrison to have been next in line to be a serial killer. He's Rita's legacy, too. I really liked her. I don't like Hannah, but I mentioned in another thread that it feels disrespectful to his relationship with Rita. I bought his really falling in love with HER, but not this true serial killer love, be still my beating heart rubbish. I'm sad to hear that Deb dies. She's been the most realistic with her responses to everything.

This made me laugh so hard. LOL - because I can picture that. I can't believe there are three more episodes. I haven't watched every episode. It makes sense that they've come back to Cyrus being the final baddie, since he's been power hungry and a murderer all along.

I don't like him with Hannah, because I liked Rita. When he realized he actually was in love with her, it felt real. They were married, he saw her kids as his own - this is just wrong. I don't like dopey Dexter.