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I think it's normal that it's hitting her again, as well, the way it did when she had to kill Lizzie. I'm glad they showed both Eugene and Denise struggling to kill a walker. We've grown so used to seeing people just stab them in the head, or shoot them, that they make it look too easy. Seeing someone struggle, looks more realistic to me. But then that would be me, at least for a while. ;) I'm sad we lost Denise, but also figured we would lose her, after the new doctor showed up. Poor Daryl. :( Carol disappearing, too... I would like to think she'd show up and help in the finale, or just show up and be okay, but I'm not so sure this time.

That scene in the hallway... I wanted them to go for it. I guess I'm another Sterling Sweetie. ;) I also liked Marcia discrediting the assumption put forth about the police framing OJ. Loved Johnny Cochran's history coming out. I put off watching this, because it's getting me down. The gloves. And those a-holes gleefully exchanging hand slaps. Ugh.

Was that guy still alive, when Huck left him? The little catch-up for the new guy, as to what Liv going to an island was all about, made me cringe. I hate it when they cram several seasons of storylines, into a few sentences, like a messy way to let new viewers know what's what (or remind the rest of us, and leave some of us wondering why we watch at all). Like Seattle Grace Mercy Death, on Grey's. I like the new guy. I hope they don't corrupt him. I watched the previous episode earlier, and liked them doing the right thing. Just what we need: a fictional Trump. I don't know how Olivia expects to up her surveillance on Jake, when he's been onto her all along. Not that I like him now.

Did his new handler still have the pill that he found on the floor? Did they ever address that again?

They kill Natalie, just as I was starting to really like her. This episode was boring, though. I stopped paying attention, and knew that Natalie would be blown up. They need to just give some answers.

The guys showing up at the end, were like the sirens of police cars and ambulances, in any other show. I liked the episode. I don't mind Alicia Witt, either, and she looked so happy that she got to be a part of it for one episode, on Talking Dead, that I'm glad she got to do it. I liked seeing them pull it together, and get out of there. I could have done without the last, "I am Negan. We are all Negan" guy - I hoped he was just going to say something about the man, rather than leaving them in the dark.

I was just going to ask about Maddie's son. I must have missed the 3-way. (?) I thought I caught a glimpse of her sleeping with that woman's husband (which doesn't make me a huge fan of hers, and it was understandable that his wife wouldn't want her around, or would want to punish her). I guess she did report her boss.

I read the book a few years ago - time really flies - and loved it. I finally looked this up online (and will do my best to get hulu soon - hopefully), and loved the first episode, too. I don't know why so many people dislike James Franco, but I liked him here. It was so odd to see him with the haircut and missing facial hair - I didn't recognize him at first. I do recall something in the trailer, that wasn't in the book, and it irritated me when I first saw it (the trailer). Hoping I'll enjoy the rest of it, and I also wish that hulu put the whole series on at once.

The Hallmark channel actually depresses me more than this show does! Four years ago, I watched it for two straight days, at the beginning of November, thinking it would cheer me up. I was a sobbing mess, and not in an, "Oh, that's so sweet" way.

I've just clicked on a link to another article predicting who would die thanks to Lucille and Negan, and am kind of miffed they gave away something I didn't know: I thought the baseball bat was bad enough, but it's covered in barbed wire??? I might not watch the finale at all. I'm tired of shocking deaths, even though it's a show that's bound to have them.

Norma is hilarious. And sad. Norman is now terrifying, and I feel bad for her.

Hopefully, a few of them will be nominated. Vance is doing a great job, too. And the man who plays Darden.

I didn't mind it, and I like the actor (from iZombie). I'm surprised they didn't have him keep his British accent.

I remember how awful they were to her, but I was still enraged watching this. I had to pause it several times. The BS she went through, just because she was a woman, and a single mother. Marcia and Darden are so cute together!

This article mentions Slenderman. I thought it was ruled out as a subject. http://www.parentherald.com/articles/26141/20160308/american-horror-story-season-6-air-date-plot-lady-gaga-return-angela-bassett-psychic-slender-man.htm

Yes, Caleb. :) Thank you. Jacob was his father, in another show... (I think - it's been six years). I got them mixed up.

I thought Carol would suggest that! I wondered if she'd added something to the cookies, until she offered them to everyone else. I also wanted her to put on her old clothes.

I thought the part where Glenn and Heath jumped up, and just started firing at the door, was as well. I hated that movie, and have never tried to watch it again. did that happen? Wasn't he sick? Or are you talking about when Carol used that guy's body as a shield?

I think the villain is Jacob's mother. Who the hell is Duncan? One of the new characters?

"Someone just earned themselves a Rick Grimes notebook!" LOL. I liked the impressions, too. I was surprised when the girl who plays Tara, said they have all these great ways of hiding pregnancy. They've never hidden hers.

Glenn broke my heart. I started to cry a bit as he killed the first man, and then stopped Heath from killing the other one (sparing him, temporarily). With Carol, at first I was thinking, "Go, Carol!" But that means that Tobin may as well be donning a red shirt, and I was worried about Carol before she was captured. I'm also worried about Glenn, Tara, and Rosita - although I'd like to see her kick Abraham's ar*e for that break-up. She deserves better than to be told that he was only with her, because he thought she was the last woman left. Why didn't they just send Jesus in there by himself?? We wouldn't have had that great block of scenes, but the man seems to be more than capable. "They won't see me." How does he do that? I didn't even think about what someone else mentioned: that Tara was confessing to a priest and Jesus. LOL. Fitting. Rick with the zombie heads was funny. I knew he was going to punch it. Also liked Daryl flipping out at that guy riding his motorcycle. Carol leaving the cookie on Sam's grave. :(

I wasn't giving it my full attention, but the affair between the cop and the dad, and them having sex right there in the interrogation room, was too much. I'm not sure I'm interested in sticking around to find out why someone would kidnap a boy, and replace him with someone else, setting things up from the beginning (the ship in the bottle). Unless it's going to be some big reveal about how it was arranged so that the mother would be elected to whichever office she was in the running for (they pulled this sort of thing in another show). I watch too much TV as it is, and am tired of the flashbacks, present day, everyone has a secret, shtick.

I know! I really wish she would just let at least some of them be happy.

Vance is doing a great job. I forge that it's him, instead of Cochran. I love Darden, and I felt bad for him, too. I'm not sure Johnny was doing him a favour - but I'm not sure he'd be able to tell, since he's usually trying to psyche him out. I think I'm going to have trouble watching the rest of it.

LOL. Yes, it did. :)