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They've turned what could have been a very interesting series into a comic book look alike. Kill fucking Wheatley and be over with this farce.

I agree with everything you said about Noah. However, I was surprised they (St. Olivia) didn't make a big deal out of him being bullied. I actually thought the episode was going to be about the kid that had Noah in the cage. Perhaps a missed opportunity for St. Olivia to shine???

Very lame, and why would Det. Danny ever think of picking up a tab for a celeb? Also, that whole scene with the birthday dinner for Baez and the conversation about Buffet was equally lame. And as much as I don't like Eddy, she should not be under the supervision of her husband. When I worked in the private sector this was a rule that was strictly adhered to.

Can't wait until they invoke the "sting" and shove it up the pompous mayor's (Dylan Walsh) ass.

What a douche bag. He acts like a high school freshman. Re: the electric shock female "fire liar." I predict Kidd will come to the rescue and turn out to be the hero that saves Pelham. Sylvie Brett looks as if she's preggers, IRL.

Yes, that was the story that was mirrored, although quite a few years ago to be easily remembered. I also thought the football player resembled Ken Stabler (Oakland Raiders) who also suffered from alcoholism.

So now we have to wait on the "who is Hana's mom" drama. I like Hana so I'm hoping her answers turn out positive. Although adoption usually means something's amiss.

The guy that runs the computer for Jubal is like a HUMAN GOOGLE ON STEROIDS. He gets answers before he completes his input. Do the show-runners envision the viewers as naive idiots and think we buy into this obvious bullshit (i.e. never a typo, never a delay, never an error). GMAFB!!!

You are probably correct, I knew there was something going on and I thought it was NYE without going back to check. Ya got me!

So much this👆. At least give us a line of dialogue explaining why this isn't so. Sheesh. {This↑} was pointing to this previous post: Now, I know somebody is going to pull out a "this really happened!" story from real life, but it seems unfathomable that kid under the ice could have survived. I just don't get how he couldn't have drowned. When he finally came to he only spit out about teaspoonful of water. Sheesh!

5.21.040 Misuse of the 911 system – Penalties. Unless otherwise provided in this chapter or by state statute adopted by reference, any person violating any provision of this chapter shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, be sentenced to a fine not to exceed $1,000 and/or 90 days in jail.

This↑. There is no way in hell that kid could have survived for that length of time. And if he did he'd be a living vegetable.

After watching the entire episode, I'd say it is inevitable. BUT, I must say Rosa looked more like an adult than a kid in need of foster parents.

Dumbest line ever: Deeks says "that hand-print, that could be Kensi's" while looking at a blood spot on a boulder.

If that happens, I won't be watching. I hate Harrison and can't see him as a lead character. Also, MCH playing the current Debra role, I think not.

I was also hoping he'd be killed, and given his position during the shootout, I couldn't believe he wasn't hit with a stray bullet.

If Donovan is her ex, who she slept with on New Year's Eve, that's↑ what I said as soon as she was told about the pregnancy. Now we'll have to look forward to some more "baby drama" or the very over-used miscarriage scenario.

Neither did I. {lol}

OR on the flipside, if he didn't report it and something happened in the future, he could have been chastised for "covering up" to help a "friend/mentor." I agreed with both Frank's and Jamie's actions. ETA: I imagine Lyle Lovett carries quite a bit of weight at CBS. He makes an appearance and Erin, Anthony, and Baez are all non-factors in the episode.

I absolutely despise the Jin character. I know he's supposed to bring a comedic view to an episode, but I personally can do without his idiotic hi-jinks.

THIS ↑. When I saw all the teams run out together in London, my first reaction was WTF; "This had to be scripted" which adds a credibility issue to the show.

Well that's an hour of my life that . . . . . . . . .

All of this ↑. Archer likely had the kidney donation in his mind when he asked Crockett about plan "B." Perhaps he's turning into a good guy????? Based on the prognosis, I believe the donor was on his death bed. (pun intended) Maggie & Vanessa is just soap opera drama. And since when does Dr. Charles need an ally when consulting on a case. Also, the mother was dead wrong giving the daughter unprescribed "diet meds." Choi was where he belongs; i.e. somewhere else. The vascom guy is a "totally entitled piece of shit." Also a drug addict. I hope he gets his comeuppance sooner than later.

This show appears [at least to me] as an offshoot of MasterChef mystery box challenge ON STEROIDS.

I thought the same thing about the firehouse, and I'm still wondering why they didn't use it or both. Shelter is shelter especially in times when emergency conditions exist.