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The Sandlot So many, but mostly "FOR-EV-VER" Occasionally I'll throw in a "you're an L-7 weenie", "you're KILLING me, Smalls" and "you throw ball LIKE A GIRL"

The Letter H was a call back to this old episode (around the 1min mark) which I enjoyed tremendously. I'm still not a fan of the random celeb appearance - once every few episodes is fine, but when the actor is in half the skits for the episode, it's a bit too much (but don't judge me when I love when Misha Collins is on next week).

Another episode, another ep full of too much Andy. It's possible that it's not much more than normal, and only feels agonizing because she's stuck with Duncan and he is such a dud. But there needs to be a change, something is off - I don't like the changes in Chris, I find Gail's bitch attitude tiresome now, I'm glad they're attempting to soften her up but the extremes of her personality are killing me, and Dov is non-existent. Nick and Chloe were adorable but not given any real police work to do. This season just feels off balance. Maybe my expectations were too high (even though they weren't all that high to begin with after the 'you're my story' bull last finale). So Andy believes people can be better, but that doesn't make them better. She knows Sam is wrong for her, everything in the world tells her no, except her gut. Trust her gut! The show tells us. Because that has worked so well for her in the past with Sam.

I understood why she chose Mario - it's his sole job to know about celebrities nowadays - but I would have chosen Darren. Mario was too scattered, too frantic, which could be seen in the earlier games. Darren was calmer and knows alot about the industry so he would have been a solid choice. Though I would have been tempted to chose Jenna because I love Pam. To make it simple (since Trends was so easy) I think they just chose "animals in the title movies" in a Jeopardy move, rather than movies about animals.

Sam is so dull. There's no inflection in his voice, no expression on his face. It's such a contrast when he's with Andy who can be all over the place. It makes him infuriating to watch. Both police cases tonight were boring. They both seemed to just end without any real excitement. When do people stop being rookies on this show? When they can become TOs or when they get the tie cut off? Because Nick got his cut two years ago so I'm wondering if it was simply no one cared that he wasn't a rookie fighting, or simply a plot device to have him pummeled in front of Andy because he ~got in the game and got hurt. Though I'm sure Andy took it with her and Sam, and it will be no surprise when she inevitably gets hurt in about 10 episodes. Best part of the episode was Nick/Chloe in the ring. It made up the fact that the boxing was way too long.