Anela

I've finally watched the last movie, and I liked it. I liked Hutcherson, too - I hate any sort of love triangle, and rolled my eyes a bit when Katniss kissed him to "bring him back" out of one of those states he was programmed with, but I liked the ending, too. Although I did say to my dad, when Gale was talking about how Katniss wouldn't be forced to make a choice between them, if any of them were killed, "I love how they assume that she would choose *either* of them!" I cried when she found the cat in the kitchen, and started yelling about her sister being gone for good.

I have been unable to focus lately, so I'm going to have to watch it again, but what I was mostly paying attention, and I think this was my favourite episode of the whole show. Stan is an ass, but he's good at his job. I like to see things come together, but I don't like how it seems that Martha will be punished no matter what.

I'd forgotten about her injecting the kid with HIV, but I was thinking of Izzie the whole time, and how she was angry at first, but then took the blame herself, and encouraged her to go back to the hospital. I had no problem with an advisory team, but they really need to get people in there who have no personal relationship with the doctors. Maybe it's because I don't always give the show my full attention now, but I rarely get the feeling that Bailey even likes her husband. When Arizona was in the lawyer's office, I was half-expecting it to be Miranda, since I think Ben adopted him (didn't he? - I can't remember). April and Jackson were cute. It was nice to just see them enjoy feeling their baby kick. And don't get me started on the whole mean girl thing, where the new guy is concerned.

I think I'm in love with Romero. I hate that she's finally found a healthy relationship (as far as we know, unless something changes - I was afraid he was using their marriage for his own purposes, at first - something to do with that money), and that it won't end well. I understood her freaking out on Dylan, because she was already freaked out by what that guy was threatening to do to her, and she thought she would lose everything/everyone.

I haven't kept up with the show, and want to catch up with it on-demand. I'm also glad that the detective's effect on him is about something other than "true love".

Si-rup. :)

I agree. I was checked out for a lot of this season, so I'm going to have to re-watch at some point, when I can focus more, but I'm disappointed that it seems like Tom's story is going to be pushed aside by this beheading they allowed to happen. I loved it when he told Underwood that he didn't believe a word of what he'd just said, and that he would give him three hours to provide a response to the article. They allow a beheading, just to try to retain some control. I really want them to be brought down. (I had to google, "broke the fourth wall". I missed the very end, because I was disgusted that they were sitting there so calmly, and watching a beheading that they had just orchestrated for their own benefit.)

I don't blame Olivia for whacking him. He was disgusting. Murder was over the top, but what he did to her - ugh. So disappointed in Abby. I still like the new guy, but can't remember his name. I really wish I still liked something about this show. I watched a TED talk by Shonda, the other day, and I liked her.

I liked the comment about the beer, too. I got the reporter mixed up with the writer, name-wise, yesterday. Whoever the reporter is, I love him. I can't believe I've forgotten his name, and I wish that Freddy hadn't beaten him up. I hadn't thought about Frank setting up Claire. I had the more obvious thoughts of her getting the Vice-President spot, getting elected, and then finding a way to "accidentally" bump him off. I want more time spent on the reporter. I'm checking out half the time this is playing, and I'm going to have to go back and re-watch parts of it. When I first tuned in a couple of years ago, I was hooked.

I was wondering if most of them are in on it, as well. They went too willingly to that van.

I can't believe I actually like Caleb now. I'm tired of trying to guess who's behind it, just like several people here. I don't think about it for the rest of the week. I just want them to get a move on, and stop with the twists.

I didn't like the way Conway and his wife used his kids - not at all - but what did I miss? How are Claire and Frank going to destroy them? I brightened up when I saw Janine and Tom. I like them.

When I heard that certain characters would be seen again this season, I was hoping for all of his skeletons to come tumbling out of the closet. I was only half paying attention, and was thinking about watching it again, but if they're only here for hallucinations, then I won't bother.

Yes, this. What the hell? Poor kid. I liked his mother more than the other characters. I actually understand that. Her character just lost her mother, as well, and they've just seen their city bombed to hell. It's not like zombies can't cross borders, so they'll be fine wherever they're going. That said, I'm afraid I really was rooting for the zombies, last night. When Nick was stupid enough to swim into the shipwreck, I wanted the zombie to eat him.

I wasn't surprised by the shooting. I haven't read anything about the season, but as soon as I saw the setup, with the angles on him, and his security, I thought it was the perfect setup for a shooting. When that woman started to tell him he should resign, though, I thought she was going to do something.

Yes!!! I couldn't imagine the new season without her.

I just watched part of this, forgot that it was on (on-demand) after I switched my headphones off for the commercials, and then remembered it just before it ended. That guy hung himself in his cell? I hate Olivia now. She is now showing herself to be just like her father.

I heard that there was a shocking ending, so I was saying, "oh, no" as Nina woke up from that dream, and was then walked down to that room. I wasn't expecting her to just be shot in the back of the head. :/ What bothered me even more, was that guy, just walking over to his desk, and checking his watch, not at all bothered that a woman was just shot. I know she was a criminal, but... so cold. I liked Elizabeth bowling, and joking with Paige. I was nice seeing them all get along, and happy for a little while. I missed what others have commented on: Elizabeth telling Philip to take the kids, and be Americans.

I read on the twitter of the new guy (the "knight") that he was already filming.

I'm trying to stay mostly spoiler-free, too, now that we've reached Negan (up until now, I've been waiting for people to show up, after comic fans have thrown out who might be showing up next, and in their excitement, let other things slip). But I have a question. When I googled to find out more about one thing in particular - I think it was Carl - I read something about him meeting a girl in a jail. What with some people still thinking that Enid is with another group, and working our group from the inside, could she be this "Lydia" that I've just read about again? Or do you think she will show up later on?

I would tell them to eff off if they wanted their supplies back, for the same reason given by someone else above. They can't have dealt this long with Negan, and not known that his men would hugely outnumber them. I'm not going to keep trying to guess who died, either.

Did they actually mention them not surviving? That bit with the dogs was my favourite part of the series, ever, I think. :) I would like to know what happened to the Morales family. I was going to say that it's a shame they didn't stay with the rest of them, but what am I thinking? The Governor, Termites, and now Negan.

I remember that. It was on youtube a few years ago, but I don't know if it's still there. I watched it in my teens, and it scared me. haha! I only said, "was" because the show is over for now. :)

Was Eric, Aaron's boyfriend? I liked the slow build, as they realized they were cornered and being hunted, as well.

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