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So that's one way to end Ronnie's arc. How convenient, random shooting on the streets, though guess it was some revenge killing in the name of Coogi. 3 years later? Tiffany and Dom didn't know Smokey Robinson? But Emmet their contemporary does? Douda gets screwed over by the ex wife, Jake and Trig. But why would messing up his candidacy make it easier for Jake to get away from him? The Chi hasn't been always uplifting or happy but this season, they've gone to some dark places. Thinking that is suppose to get them more respect? But the kidnap plot wasn't received that w

Only just started, watching the first 3. The cases are very moving. What struck me was that Amanda was getting her ultrasound, seeing her fetus for the first time. She and her husband Kevin were both smiling and then it turned instantly as they saw the problem with the fetus. She was almost frowning and he seemed confused. Then the Hispanic ER doctor, who had to deliver by Caesarian. Holy cow, she's awake for it, though they shield her from seeing what's happening below. You figure if anyone could overcome any squeamishness, it would be a doctor. But they open up her belly and

Eliza and her lawn jockey are gone!

I think before the pandemic, especially around the time the last season aired, there were stories bout the market, especially the high-end market in Manhattan crashing. Big double-digit declines. I don't know about NYC but some high-end properties in some parts of the country are said to be doing well, like Seattle for instance. Makes sense, the big tech companies are still making lots of money and their workers are working from home.

The reviews are really poor. Though only a few of them still. I guess we'll see if it's under appreciated.

I wouldn't have minded if they hooked up with past SHIELD agents in the finale, maybe a cameo here and there. Didn't have to be a reunion, just maybe a couple of them having contact with them. Maybe even a message exchanged with Grant or is he really really dead?

You may be right, it might not have lasted as long without the MCU tie in. But that would mean that it was a gimmick all along unless they were prepared to do more crossovers or explicitly link plots. Again, they saved the planet more than once not the Avengers, which is why the MCU tie in is dubious.

OK so I'm not a big MCU or superhero guy, though I read a lot of the Marvel comics. Not so much the DC comics. I've watched a lot of the MCU movies, also the DC ones too. I didn't go out of my way to see them though, I watched several of them on flights. In general they're well-made, acted. Probably fulfillment of dreams of every kid who read the comics or watched shows, to see these characters put on the big screen with special effects. However, I think it may not be the best thing that they're among the most popular movies which are being made. Why do adults, even those who we

I have to admit, I haven't always paid too close attention to the various plots in the series over the years. So did I miss something that Fitz and Simmons had a child or was the finale the first and only time they revealed it? Also the montage of Fitz, Simmons and Enoch connecting this plan to go back in the timeline to foil the Chronicoms with Fitz in hiding from the Crhonicoms, controlling the timelines. This is the first time they've shown it right? So hiding that is the reason they've kept Fitz out of the final season until the last episode or two? The Daisy r

Actually surprised they would have filmed this much footage without Alex before his racist posts came out. Did they really dedicate a crew to go with everyone but Alex down to Miami? Or could some of this episode have been filmed after Alex was "fired?" Seems like they're digging up all these side stories like Kelsey being jealous of Juliette's bikini deal. Does MTV pay for people like the bikini designer to participate on the show? Why would Sam, who apparently is loaded, want to take part in this show? There must be tons of women drawn to him despite his looks becau

They have to back in, because the yachts are set up to board and disembark from the back, not the bow of the ship.

Lot of people would find her physically attractive. Men have chased her, probably women have found her attractive as well. Whatever one may think of her behavior ...

Whether it was professional or not is irrelevant. It's a Bravo TV show. Talking trash and yelling at each other is Bravo's bread and butter.

Malia and others have said it's not an automatic fireable offense to have prescribed drugs abord. So Bravo, not Sandy, chose this as the pretext to send her off. Because what would be the alternatives, that she quit in the middle of a season because of Kiko or some other reason? Or that she did her job horribly, maybe got someone injured? Or that she crossed the line, like hook up with a guest or used something like cocaine on board? Probably Hanna agreed that being caught with a prescription of Valium was a palatable enough reason for her departure, compared to the al

Terrific mini-series, very well-done, liked how the detectives were meticulous and persistent. I never watch procedurals like CSI but I think this is much more than that, kind of shows why these detectives pursued this case. Grace mocks the women-bond thing but maybe male detectives would have given up, especially if they never connected the way Karen and Grace did. I kept wondering if the detectives would connect with Marie, but that didn't seem likely, they don't have jurisdiction. Did the Lynwood cops never collect DNA? I get that rape victims have a huge obstacle to get