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Just came across this, to lighten the mood... What is that head in the background? Creepy... And Mouch's campaign poster? Nice touch.

I guess a couple of the Grey's Anatomy people left, who were considered major. Isaiah Washington bowed out very early, followed by TR Knight, Katherine Heigl and, later, Sandra Oh. Lauren German and Charlie Barnett left Fire early too, and they were two of the stars, in my opinion. If this is NBC or the showrunners' decision, they should have learned from Lauren German's exit - many Fire fans are still pretty upset over that one.

True, but I wasn't thinking immediately. I was kind of thinking if things don't get better for him, maybe either midseason or after season 5. I always thought it was supposed to be Jon Seda's show, along with Beghe. If Seda comes back, we never know what can happen.

Just a quick off topic note - totally agree. My favorites on Med are S. Epatha Merkerson, Oliver Platt, and Marlyne Barrett. (Colin Donnell and Brian Tee are great eye candy, but not much more.) No apologies needed. I'd quote the whole thing if I could, but didn't want to take up too much space. Let's just say - I totally agree. Edit to add: Is there a possibility that Jesse Lee Soffer is the next one out the door? I've heard nothing; I'm not starting a rumor. Just thinking that he could be frustrated with his character too.

Exactly. He's showered, napped, and met a non-whiny girl to hang out with.

And where is this island supposed to be? They didn't make it very far out of Greece, right, so they are somewhere in the Mediterranean Sea? They're probably in Spain and just too stupid to realize they aren't on an actual island. There's a town a mile away... People in the tech industry make good money. Myron could probably easily afford a nice car because he makes a really nice salary. (I didn't see the episodes, just the comments here, but this whole thing sounds really stupid to me.)

No... I'm with you. I like Sophia Bush and the character of Lindsay. Also a Linstead fan. I've said this before, but I started watching PD after the crossover with Severide's "hit and run" accident, and then binge watched all previous seasons after I fell in love with Jay and Erin. Halstead is my favorite character, so I'm also leery of what will happen to him now. I'm sure I'll tune in for the first few episodes to see the "new" show, but who knows if I'll continue to be as avid a viewer as I was. I'd like to see Antonio back, and Jay's character not ruined. I'd also like to see more Atwater and Olinsky, and less Burzek and Burgess. Ruzek on his own is usually tolerable, but his ego is just too much so if that could be toned down, he'd be a better character in my opinion.

Chuck is probably my favorite show of all time, and made me fall in love with Zachary Levi. (If it's not my favorite, it's very close, behind maybe Game of Thrones.) I miss this show on Netflix, and am cautiously optimistic that Zachary can someday make the movie he wants to make. I also see the actors and actresses in other shows, and they'll never not be their Chuck characters to me. :-)

Count me in with you. I don't care if we're the minority, I really don't see the appeal of these two! Sure, they are attractive people, but the complete retcon of their entire relationship up until now is appalling. Gabi is a murdering nutjob (and fine, Nick deserved it and she did her time), but she never paid for her part in Melanie's kidnapping and that whole debacle of a storyline. Why is everyone so quick to forgive her when I don't even remember her taking responsibility? And Chad seems to have forgotten that she was his psycho stalker! Her antics have helped ruin Rafe's character too. She just needs to go. I don't care who Chad gets paired up with; it's Gabi I can't stand.

I agree with the majority of your plot inconsistencies, but I think for this one you're missing something. Abruzzi wasn't at JFK. At some point, one of the captions on the screen said they were at a western New York airport near Ithaca. Now, whether or not that's where they actually shot the scenes, I don't know, but that's what they wanted the audience to believe.

I watched the last two episodes, Wednesday and Thursday. Why? I haven't watched in weeks otherwise, and I don't regret that decision.

She's been getting a lot of flak about her political views and outspokenness. I can fathom a world where NBC wants her out and she wants to stay. I mean... why not? At this point, anything could be the truth.

I agree the silence is weird and suspicious. Do you think that there is a chance that her departure is not consensual, but one or the other really wants her to stay? Maybe negotiations are still happening, and one party leaked her departure prematurely as a negotiation tactic? "Well, if the media finds out she's leaving, then she has to leave..." I don't know; I've never seen (or at least paid attention to) a departure like this on one of my favorite shows before.

I think we all know that Chloe will come to her senses and drop all charges. So I doubt that will ever happen.

There wasn't much that they could have cut, in my opinion. Maybe some of the drive through the desert, but that's about it. Otherwise, it was pretty action packed. I mean, they escaped a Navy SEAL team, jumped ship as it was hit by a missile, and washed up on shore of somewhere (France?) all in the span of 12 minutes...

I liked Whip. I didn't exactly care about him, but I liked him enough. He was loyal to Michael and did what he was told; Michael needed him. It couldn't have been Sucre again, because there was no reason for Sucre to be in jail again. Plus, their partnership would have been completely obvious to any warden. So Whip was Sucre Lite; in a longer season, his character could have been flushed out more but we had to deal with what we were given.

The ending was... meh. I wanted a bit more of a reunion, but since the whole season was so rushed, I get why there wasn't time. Mike definitely knew who Michael was; as others have said, he asked Sara about him in the beginning of the season and he knew Linc. He'd obviously seen pictures because he recognized Michael right away too. Again, some parts were so far fetched - a tattoo on hands could be used for facial recognition security? Michael "buried" the guy's blood in a mayonnaise jar in the middle of Lake Michigan for years? And just how many times was Lincoln shot/wounded in the span of a week? I was trying to figure out the timeline. I think this entire season spanned about a week in PB time. So Michael breaks out of prison, gets stabbed and poisoned, magically revived with Sara's blood, and beat up - yet looks fantastic sitting in the park. Linc also gets shot, surgically repaired, leaves the hospital against doctor's advice, but looks like a male model. Sheba escapes Yemen/ISIS/death and relocates to New York and looks like she's been an American all her life. Oh... Prison Break. How I'll miss you. Again.

Right, but I also got the impression that they didn't entirely believe it - nor did they care. Their plan worked and that's all that mattered to them. It's open-ended, in my opinion.

Well, Shane and Steve know the "truth," right? So he could be dead or not dead... The story was too hap hazard to even tell.

I think that's probably what we're supposed to believe. Or, we're supposed to forget it ever happened because he really "died" in an explosion. Or maybe we'll learn that he did have another tumor, he just had it removed again? Or, the tumors they had were benign all along? Because afterall, the "tumor" didn't kill his mother, either... So many possibilities, it's like a Choose Your Own Adventure book!

I think to make Rafe and Hope a more acceptable pairing, they are letting Rafe "age" a little bit. He was with her niece first, afterall.

John. He and John started "Black Patch" or "Patch Black" (or some ridiculous name) that's a private investigation agency. Paul works for them too. Grampa Victor or Belle could surely afford the airfare. She works for Dimera Enterprises, afterall, so maybe Ciara just hopped on the Dimera jet. Chad doesn't have it; Sonny wrecked the Kiriakis jet.

I agree that they need to make an official statement, guest appearance or not. From the looks of her Instagram, she's back in LA today, so maybe she'll line up an interview or something.

I think that might be one of the problems - the articles I read all said that a guest appearance to wrap up her storyline is very possible. So that might be what they are waiting for? I have no idea. :-)

Seda definitely makes the most sense. Has anyone official, either from the show or Sophia herself, confirmed it? At this point, no one has denied it, so I'm sure it's true, but I was just wondering.