christie

Knowing that Alfie was born addicted to drugs doesn't change my opinion of him. As to the other questions you've raised: It's highly unlikely that Alfie remembers his mum since he was 18 months old when she died. So far we haven't been shown that Alfie has some lasting effects from his drug addiction or his seizures; on the contrary, he's been portrayed as some computing wiz kid. As to what Alfie knows re the custody battle, burning his hand, his drug addiction, I doubt his grandparents told him about that; if he still has some complications due to his drug addiction then, yes they would have told him since it still affects him otherwise no, I don't think they would tell him. Telling Alfie about the custody battle and his burnt hand would paint Ellie in a bad light so I don't think they told him. When Alfie talks about his mum, there's adoration in his tone and he always mentions happy things; he reminds me of someone who talks about their favourite actor or singer and has an idealised image of them. From that I conclude that Matty and Edwin have told him all the good and have glossed over the bad, only telling him what he needs to know - Ellie died from a drug overdose. blockquote widget

I thought that she realised he was the killer but couldn't prove it.

I took it to mean that if Ellie is clean for a year then she can have supervised visits so not unambiguous at all.

Didn't Flower attend Woodstock? That was in 1969. Issac and Alberta sharing a room; are we going to have the return of Pony and Bangs?

Yeah, I still think he's lying; the "you can look at my medical records" thing just reminded me of liars who bluff by saying "if you don't believe me you can check it" (in this case it's medical records) whilst, at the same time, being pretty sure that the person who's being lied to won't check either because they're embarrassed to or because they think that the liar is telling the truth 'cause the liar told them to check; many liars do this. Seth telling Lucy to look at his medical records means absolutely nothing.

I, on the other hand, have the impression that the show often has a fire starting during the day and the firefighters showing up when it's dark; I don't remember which episodes but it has happened before.

I thought that it was what Peter had made after Bill withdrew from the company.

I have another question: how did the assassin guy track Bailey's phone thus leading to him finding her and Jason?

Wouldn't the IT person that Sarah is dating be too young to be involved in the cover up?

I was wondering the same.

I'm a knitter too; at some point I tried to teach myself crochet; it wasn't difficult (the most difficult thing was the differences in terminology between American and British patterns). I gave it up mainly because I didn't enjoy it as much as knitting and it hurt my wrist and hand (crocheting uses different muscles than knitting). About the episode: Kaya's mistrust seemed extreme to me and it came out of nowhere; Eric McCormack does evil well; I too loved Elspeth's partner and hope we see her again; I had forgotten that Wendell Pierce had played Megan Markle's father on suits so the comment about her seemed strange; loved the uptight guy being concerned about Elspeth and how, little by little, he's being fleshed out.

Don't give them ideas 😂

Sorry, I don't understand what you're saying (Sgt Friday? Dragnet?). He's not in Texas anymore, he has a job with the LAPD surely the LAPD would ask for a home address.

I always thought Sassapis was in his late teens/early twenties so somewhere between 18 and 22.

My question is how did the Texan get into LAPD if he's homeless? Don't you need to declare a home address in order to get a job? Isn't thus a problem that homeless people have in real life; they can't get a job because they don't have an address and, therefore, they can't get money in order to get off the streets.