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I wasn't blown away by any of the "cakes" but I do agree with who won. Was it just me, or was it the only one that looked like a cake? I know they were worried about making it white, but they had the Ice Queen - and - most wedding cakes ARE white! It was the only one that looked realistic, I guess. I think they all could have been white like cakes with decorations to make them stand apart.

Sorry, but I agree with the list that Fire had the best weddings, by far. I'd actually vote for Chloe and Cruz as the best one - they got the huge beautiful (real firefighters') church as the venue, and the largest cast to take part. That one was gorgeous.

You would think, but sometimes doctors make the worst patients, so... Anything is possible.

I was thinking it might be a way to keep Herrmann as a Lieutenant while still promoting Mouch to run a rig. Stella will have to be on desk duty, or more likely will move to OFI like Gabby did, so Mouch takes her spot. By the time she comes back in like a year, maybe Herrmann and Mouch are ready for retirement. All the actors seem to be playing characters that are approximately their real-life ages, and Christian Stolte is 62, so retirement could be looming quickly. Who knows how they'll handle it, but they can't realistically have a pregnant woman still doing Kidd's regular job.

Ever? I don't believe that they never slept together... but the timing might not work if it wasn't recently enough.

Natalie called Stella that to the school, and the woman at the school was very confused. I think she was asking Stella to clarify?

Did Herrmann even go in and take the test? I don't think that he did. I'm not sure he'll keep his current rank, either - I think he's giving up everything and voluntarily taking a demotion. The head guy is still Grissom though, so he knows Firehouse 51 all too well. He may not have been that surprised.

I think Amelia lived there for the year that Meredith left right after his death. I'm not sure who else might have. Owen lived in Derek's trailer after Meredith and Derek got married and moved into the house. Then he sold it, too.

I was, and I was afraid that it was going to be another rehash of an already used storyline. Even though no one was injured, I guess it was still the reuse of an old story...

All that build up to the wedding, and they just focus on Voight and what's her face? So lame. The rest was too... we know that Intelligence will always win; it's not very suspenseful.

I immediately figured that she was lying too. Am I the only one who doesn't remember Dr. Charles' other daughter, the one in the accident? Has she been on the show before now? Archer is the father? Someone here called that last week, but it wasn't me. I like Asher and Ripley together...

So Carver gets a quick exit with a fresh start in Denver, but Ritter is also leaving and not one peep? They'll show up to next shift and he just won't be there? Or will he come back for one episode at least to wrap up? Weird that they just ignored him... I'm glad that Stella was able to help the sisters and not adopt them. They don't need a mouthy teenager, they can have a baby that they just drop off at daycare or with a nanny and forget about for most episodes, like Brett did with Julia. Not sure how I felt about the finale overall. I guess it was decent enough.

She sold the house that Derek built. She couldn't live there without him.

As soon as Herrmann is promoted to Chief, they'll write off Engine. That's easy.

Unless Natalie was lying about everything, she said that her mom did live there but the neighbor said that her mom left. I could still believe that Natalie thought her mom was there and that everything would be okay. I don't think she expected to be left alone, and she didn't know that she'd need a plan B.