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I actually stopped recording it after Episode 2 or maybe Episode 3, but then I decided to start watching again and caught up before the return. I also knew his daughter was going to end up calling right before or after his death. I keep forgetting that she doesn't have a place yet and is still living at the hotel.

S1 has the standard mid season episode count which is 13 episodes. Five more episodes are left. Source: TVLine.

This one bored me, but I understood the message.

Faith better hook up with that hot doctor, even if it's just a fling. It's okay to have fun. Her son is a young adult now. It was hilarious that the entire murder of the magician was caught on camera because it rarely happens. lol That case was more light hearted compared to Will and Faith's case. Both worked well in the episode. I don't know how many episodes are left?

All of these family ties are annoying. Even the villains are tied by blood. I'm still not feeling the main couple, but the series is still a fun time killer.

Isn't it great that Hollywood now actually hires disabled actors to play disabled characters?

Kat brought Jacob home, so where did he go? I love and hate the time travel genre. If you think too hard you get a headache. Del is an accurate portrayal of a woman from her era.

Lexi's date choice cracked me up. I'm thinking she's about to introduce some good looking rich dude and here comes Mr. Burns. 😂😂 Of course the most perfect man is dead. This one was better than the other episodes.

I don't know how they can change without it be coming a Great Value Law & Order.

The CAOTW were weak, but the episode wasn't really about that. Ormewood finally got some depth and finally admitted his rage issues. Will and Angie have a toxic Co dependency relationship, but will they ever truly admit it? You can love someone without being with them. The kid actors were perfect casting.

I also enjoyed this one. The first one that's actually made my eyes watery. Billy Porter did the damn thing.

I don't think the leads have great chemistry. And a series like this needs smoking hot chemistry between the leads. I personally felt nothing. I never understood why TV characters like these never plan the perfect murder of the big bad while also planning the perfect heist the villain forces them to do. Kill two birds with one stone. Take the money, kill the villain and vacation overseas for a while. Given the live ratings. I don't know if an S2 is going to happen. Live+7 along with streaming has to be strong.

I had the exact same reaction. NATM is an unnderrated gem. It's so hilarious. Every scene. 😂 Alice is definitely a stupid teenager. Believing in that Romeo and Juliet/Star Crossed Lovers crap.

Why didn't Malcolm Jamal Warner ever ask for a lawyer? He's a hard working family man who owns a small business and a nice home. Wouldn't he know to contact an attorney after the Detective visits him? Even his wife tells him to turn himself in, not hire an attorney. But religion played a big role in the episode for a reason. It blinds people.

Yeah, Mr. Disney Prince cannot be that perfect. I did have a dream about an outrageous wedding episode involving them. 😂 I don't know how many episodes are left in the season. Could be 22 or less than 22, but they need to do something with her plot.

So we finally met Peter. He's a great guy. A perfect guy, but I still ship Susan & Todd. Sorry, not sorry. One firm cannot represent both sides of a case. I'm tired of Allison. Her husband sure lives in a state of denial. She wouldn't even meet up with her coworkers to celebrate her birthday. Either she faces her issues or they write her out. I'm tired. The spin class instructor name is Thor. Lol, I enjoyed this episode. I see they celebrated Valentine's day since the show is taking another break.

How can she see ghosts? Will that ever be explained? They cram a lot into a half hour show. It's very fast paced like JTV was, but JTV was a superior show. They definitely need to slow down. I actually like the roommate has realistic job. It's not like he's struggling writer or actor. The classic trope is not used. I enjoyed it, but I understand why the critics don't like it. Maybe it gets better beyond the episodes they reviewed?

I wonder if Kat viewed Brady as her ticket out? Of course we can see why a teen girl would fall for a guy like that, but he also comes from an affluent family and the city. I don't think Elliot ever told Kat how he felt.

I'm going to see it through S1 and S2 because basic cable always did shorter seasons than network television. But I'm going to be watching the clock (pun intended) going into anything post S2.

That's what I didn't understand. Every time he was near a computer, I thought we were going to get the classic "Everything you need to know about the villain appears on the first page" trope. Of course the episode was from Danny's POV, but then she tells him his father died after the honeymoon (he sure didn't waste any time) and his brother is sick. Unless he was imaging that too? Nobody checked this woman's background. She wouldn't get the estate anyway Like someone else said. Was this the freaking X-Files or something? 😄

I've been enjoying it, but I don't understand their end game. I'm referring to TPTB. Hallmark is going to renew it for an S2, but how long can this premise last? Alice's first kiss was with a man who's old enough to be her father. The teenager in '99 is a grown man in current time. And how many times can she jump into the past, but not build a life as a teenager in 2023? She loves the past more than the present. I mean understand it during the freshman season, but what about the other seasons?

I still don't understand the crime of the week. Why the mushroom couple did what they did? Something about land? Hell, I don't know. There were no truly funny moments in this episode. Why wasn't therapy apart of Allison's deal? I need Peter to have a face. I'm tired of hearing about him. The series definitely ships Todd & Susan (So do I) but he's competing with an invisible man.

I was so happy to see that headline!

Having a history of childbirth is just one part of the process. I also thought you had to be an active mother? A woman busy with her own children wouldn't grow too attached to the one she's carrying? How is a woman who gave up a child for adoption when she was teenager a great candidate? Am I evil for being fine with the surgery? I think all children deserve love, but there's nothing inherently wrong with trying to help your child.

Is all of the original music replaced on the DVD?