Anela

Last season, I asked what was keeping them from just being nuked, and people told me the government would never do that to their own people. You see how people love Liv, and Major. If they were like that, I think it would be difficult to leave them, and I would want to keep them safe. The only bad thing here was that the people who placed themselves in charge, were tainting vaccines, turning people into zombies. that's a no-no, but not all of them were in on it.

I would love to have my mother back, so I disagree. And Liv's family thought she was acting weird, and were worried about her, but didn't think she was dead. They disappeared, because she refused to do something that would help to save her brother's life. I remember someone saying that they should understand what was going on now - I'd like to see them back, but I doubt we'll get them. I hate the way they keep having her and Major break up and make up, then break up again. Just stop. Make up your minds. They were so obviously still in love when he was in danger of dying for good. Either let them have that, or leave them alone.

I wasn't able to focus, on any of the new episodes, due to life stuff, so I need to watch all of them again. I tried watching on the laptop earlier, as I cooked something, but missed some things, going by this thread. I did like Clive's reactions, as usual, and his slipping her chocolate tin away from her, before she could eat more of that brain.

And her reaction to the crying baby. I missed the story about a boy that can heal. I suppose it would be too much to think it's the one guy's son, and that's one reason why he's so protective of him.

I knew it! Just the way the woman responded to her, when they met. She was protecting her, too. Sloppy, emotional, reacting impulsively, just like her, only stronger.

Oh my god, that's Rebecca de mornay?? Playing her mother. I thought she looked familiar.

Dorothy is the worst. So they let Trish go, even though she was obviously on drugs of some sort, but Jessica was held? I guess because she was suspected of murder, but still. I do like the cop who told her he was there to help, if she needed it. I think Hogarth wants to see if they can fix her. She's like Trish in that way: wants the abilities, although Trish wants to help people, and Hogarth was just selfish before. I can understand her wanting to see if they can save her life. So octopus DNA might be behind their ability to heal faster? I didn't think Griffin was sweet, but I have too much experience with family members and smarmy boyfriends. Controlling douches, they were.

I finally watched this the other day. Marcus kind of lied about why he's no longer with Mellie: He didn't cut things off, because she had more important things to do. He cut things off, because she wanted to be President, and he wouldn't be her Olivia Pope. He said it himself, last year. I also could have done without them doing it right there in the car, but all of these shows have people doing things like that. I liked Olivia and Annalise finally getting along, and working well together. I liked Olivia with Anna's mum, too.

I think the other actors wanted to leave, and that makes a difference. The backlash over McDouche was partly over how they killed him. Jericka/Stephanie wanted to leave, too, I think. But I'd forgotten how they treated T.R/George. I wish they'd stop creating new shows, before they decide what to do with what they have.

The first thing I saw was the tornado kit. All of the hot air from Negan, could help spark it.

LMAO. I'm actually picturing them using these.

It is. The writers are above her pay grade? I don't think her raise was the issue, either, and it is a shame that people were slamming her on International Woman's Day, for getting a cheque that Mel Gibson was earning almost thirty years ago.

Oh, LOL. I haven't been online much today. I was just asking.

Who hasn't been? I saw a post from what's his name who plays Jackson, and he sounded pissed, but I might be projecting. https://twitter.com/iJesseWilliams/status/971847809069604865

I'm tired of plot lines that have people turning to drugs and prostitutes, when they're depressed. I haven't watched the end of the episode yet. but I love you, Malcolm, for hitting that guy. I hope something awful happens to the director.

I'm glad it's back. Waiting for the English guy to turn out to be a big bad. Tired of the lawyer stabbing Jessica in the back, if that's what she's doing.

Oh, Eugene, keep your damned ideas to yourself!

I wanted Reese to find out, too. I also loved Hart of Dixie! I miss it.

I was thinking about when I liked to do that, too, and it was three years ago, that I remember really looking forward to it (and watching Talking Dead, plus reading a lot here). Has it already been two years, since Jessie and her kids were killed? As they tried to walk through the zombies, and the one shot Coral, then Michonne put an end to him. I feel like Rebecca on Cheers, "Has it been that long?!" asked in a depressed tone.

Oh, this really annoys me. I've just read both of their posts on twitter/instagram, and they're so much more mature than mine would be. The cast is like a family - Sarah said she was missing Jason George (?) since he moved to the new show, that they all miss him. And now two more will be gone.

That's terrible. Like the kid from The Walking Dead, buying a house, thinking he's on the show for several years to come, and they surprise him by firing him. This made me laugh. I hope that she gets to live happily in some way, because I like her, and I'm tired of being promised that people will die. I don't tune in to watch that. I've missed anything else that April is dealing with, but I hated the way they had her ex's pregnant wife turn up at her hospital. All to make April feel worse and worse. I wasn't behind that at all. I am not up for Maggie and Jackson.

They fired them? I saw the headline, and thought both were just ready to go. I've missed the last few episodes, so I wouldn't say it's devastating, as someone else did on Facebook or in the article, but both are good characters. I would get rid of the Italian woman who can't stop thinking about sex, and I can't remember who else is on there... I'm so used to most of the people. Jo and Alex should be getting married in about twenty years, if they keep going at the speed they have been. And then they'll just start screwing with them again, because they won't be allowed to be happy.

I loved Pushing Daisies, and My So-Called Life. I haven't seen the others, but I stopped watching most network shows, since things were getting cancelled all over the place. Like Limitless, on CBS.

Aw, he actually loves his family. He isn't just worried about losing his cover. I've seen spoilers, so I know what happens, though. :( At least as far as this season.

I was just going to post that interview - almost posted it in the episode thread. I like that "our franchise is kindness". I've seen the actress who plays Amy, post that she was glad that their show promoted kindness, last October. I really like these people. Please renew, ABC.