Anela

I barely watched the x-files in the past. I was trying to binge it a few years ago, but didn't watch the whole thing. Intended to go back to it, but Netflix lost it. (I stopped watching when scully lost her mum, because my mum was sick.) but I just watched this (and watched it last year), and can see why long-time fans love them together. I didn't know what was going on, and missed the scene with the kids, but I just enjoyed them doing their thing. I liked the scene in the graveyard.

Thank you!

I remember when Rory said she wouldn't be a phi beta bimbo. She kind of was one, for a little while.

Wait, so who was behind it all? The BIL was the kid's real father? someone here predicted that. I've had the worst week of my life, not including losing my mother, so I'm sorry for just asking, rather than watching. I tried last night, but I couldn't concentrate and fell asleep.

Yep. I've been dealing with this in my life for the past few months, but also my entire life. I think I'm communicating, but there is selective hearing, or just plain not listening or caring. Hence my comment before about how I would be tempted to use this is if I were paranoid. I don't have kids, though.

I hope Jorge and his family get out alive. I stopped watching this last year, because I was too distracted, and the show seemed a little slow at first. I was having trouble getting into it. They really picked up the pace over the last two or three episodes.

I've somehow managed to avoid getting sick, despite being in a really bad way emotionally (stress usually triggers a cold + the germs that are spread around). I think turmeric in food, helped me to avoid my dad's cold a few months ago. I keep talking about it - it's the new coconut oil for me. My dad saw turmeric paste help my dog, at least until he lost the ability to walk (disc problems), but he won't take the paste in anything himself. We were at the movies at midnight on New Year's Eve. We saw Star Wars, but dad wasn't that into it, and I had no idea who some of the people were, so we should have gone to see All the Money in the World. It was fun last year, though, so we did it again this time. Two New Year's without mum, and we didn't want to be in the house, slumped on the couch - although I think dad would have been happy to go to sleep this year. I felt bad for dragging him out, but I slept really well afterwards.

Thank you. I know someone who lost her mum a few weeks after I lost mine, and we both said last night that we'd give our own lives just to spend five more minutes with our mums.

I wouldn't want access to anything like this, because I think I would be tempted to do just what the mother did, when I was feeling insecure/paranoid/worried. I also noted that they missed some important talks, and learning experiences, because of that. She didn't feel the need to talk about things, or to help her daughter confront her fears.

"Monkey loves you." I liked that bit at the end. And that she put him through the same torture that the others went through at his hands, although limited - unless that consciousness lives on in her memento, after she shocked him. I miss my mum, and would ask her what she wanted. If she would want that, and what she would want to be put into. She wouldn't have wanted to be in my head (I see the connection to arkangel there, only her access was through a tablet). I wouldn't want anyone in my head, but I would love to be able to talk to my mum every day. She's been gone seventeen months now, and I still have trouble with that. I don't know that I would want to live on in something or someone. Maybe it would be okay if I agreed to be paused during personal moments, but get to watch TV and observe anything out of the house - shopping. I was going to say I would miss certain things too much, like eating, but remembered that he tortured her with eating sardines or something, when she wouldn't be quiet. I wouldn't want to stick around and see my partner move on, if I had one. That would be torture.

I've never paid much attention to the gossip sites, but ever since I posted here, I've checked every week or so. I don't know why - it's mostly depressing.

I haven't seen that one yet.

Are you talking about Crocodile?

I thought she was at least eighteen.

I liked the happy ending. Much needed, after Crocodile.

I didn't really like this one, and I got distracted and missed the ending.

The baby. :(

What is always about that? i vaguely remember something about a car radio. Don't know how it got started, though.

Yet another person's car stalling in a tv show earlier. Nothing wrong with said car before - just when the driver was in trouble.

I started watching from the beginning on ABC, and am wondering if we will get back to the sister having been flown out if there over "meteors". Maybe in the season finale? Although it felt different from the rest of the show.

I started watching the series again last night, to help me sleep (and I dropped off right away - i was feeling the effects of Jose Cuervo, and didn't think I would sleep). anyway, I woke up at some point, when Luke commented on Lorelai not dating a chilton dad, and thought they had more chemistry in the first season, than when they were dating.

Mum hated her for the same reason, although she also made her laugh. I have an aunt who would just barge in the apartment, so mum started locking the door. Her brothers could do no wrong, so she annoyed my mum quite a bit.

I'm hating anyone who is described by someone as "possibly the best they've ever seen". Doesn't matter who they are.

I've avoided shows that promise someone. Will. Die!! Next episode.

He became one of the better characters. Smarter than his dad at times, until they needed him to be a stupid kid, while his dad was off being even more stupid, with garbage people who aren't even in the comics. Literal garbage people. I remember he seemed to be a budding sociopath at the farm. He's much better now. Bonding with michonne seemed to help, after losing his mother.