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These episodes seem to go by really fast. I'm amazed 52 minutes are already up. Another good episode. I'm more concerned about Dr. Robby peeing himself rather than having a nervous breakdown. I don't see a breakdown happening only because this is a normal day in an ED. I'm really over that one med student that lacks respect for everyone else. She doesn't even interest me, I just want her gone. Things could have gone a lot worse for the girl that accidentally OD'd and the dad. Glad he seemed to calm down pretty quickly.

So happy to have this show back! I'm glad they didn't drag out James' military experience beyond this episode. Watching him dig ditches, I was screaming "this is a waste, you're a vet!" Glad he's home, now we just need Tristan. I really want to see the 'little cottage' Mrs. Pumphrey and Tricki are staying in. Audrey looked great in her Warden uniform. "How did you manage to lose a dead cat?" That plot just made me laugh.

I will miss this show so much. I was irritated with Joe for most of his final episodes, but nice that she left him the note. She knows her team is in good hands and she knows Joe has the support he needs to be successful running his own team. The show had such a high turn over of actors, I guess that's realistic? But I never liked any of the ME's as much as I loved Marcus. I missed Jac and a lot of the other one season detectives. Never quite got over the death of Bethany and realized that Aiden was actually in more episodes than Joe and I missed him by the end. Glad Kenny and Mark stayed from beginning to end. So nice to see Vera happy and at peace with her dog. Well done.

I really enjoyed the first two episodes. I like Noah Wyle better here than I did in Leverage:Redemption. I stopped watching ER years before it ended so I can see Dr. Robby instead of Carter. I hope to see the other characters become better fleshed out. I don't think the med students would be wearing the same uniforms as the residents though. I like the charge nurse. I'm curious if there is more to the relationship between Robby and that one senior resident who's pregnant. What is up with the resident and the ankle bracelet? What is the story there? That one patient with the rats, freaked me out. Of course the guy raised on the farm was the only one not running away scared. I would have been out of there. Looking forward to the rest of the season.

I have never seen It's Always Sunny... and I'm not familiar with the concept of that show, but enjoyed this episode. I did laugh at a lot of the jokes, maybe because I just viewed the volunteers as that and not as characters from another well established show. One moment I really liked was when Janine was standing next to Danny DeVito and kind of pleased because she's taller than him. She looked so happy not to be the shortest adult in the room. Loved Gregory reassuring Janine that she didn't need to fight over him.

This! I couldn't put my finger on it until reading your post. But yes, I don't really love any of the new characters. I have a hard time remembering Nancy's name or her daughter. I haven't warmed to her. The new midwives (that were allowed to speak), I think the one whose husband was blackmailing her is Joyce (?) but I dont' know the other ones name. And I still don't like that new nun that was lying when she first came. It has to be the writing. I still remember and love Chummy, Cynthia, Sister Evangelina, Barbara (who came later but managed to fit in). I liked Patsy and the nun that was gone way too soon. They came on later but still made me care. I don't are about these new midwives. I wish the show would just wrap up while the can still have some dignity. 14 seasons is remarkable, we don't need to see Angela and May become midwives themselves.

Never liked Christopher. Gotta add love for Emily in this scene. I'm sure she was sitting there taking it all in but once Lorelai said she couldn't do it and it was painful talking to him, Emily stepped in and took no prisoners. Christopher finally took the hint. Loved the Gilmore women telling that jerk off.

I really enjoyed this movie! All of the women did a wonderful job with their characters. Abram and Lena would have had a hard time even in Philadelphia in the '40's but at least he was sincere and his letter is what released her to live her life. I was nervous about Tyler Perry directing this, because he does not understand black women as well as he thinks he does. But he did a good job. And it is always good to be made aware of history that is not as well known.

I will never watch anything about Elvis and not come away hating Col. Parker. This was very good and sad. The talent was undeniable, but so was the insecurity. I love only two Elvis movies, "Jailhouse Rock" and "Follow That Dream", no tolerance for the rest. Never saw the '68 Special, but am glad it was so well received. And nice to see the respect other artists had for Elvis.

The relief on the kids faces when Jod showed up says it all, they are in way over their heads. Loved Neel in this episode. I would also like to see Hayna again. I really think At Attin exists in another time, like pre-empire. Although this planet had elements that reminded me of Naboo. Erasing At Attin has to be about more than treasure. Wim was a bit irritating but I’m kind of glad he doesn’t seem to recognize the seriousness of their situation.

Not sure if that was deliberate, but it was Malcolm not Marty. Also, don't want to dump on a child, but I kind of wish they had recast Grover at some point, that is not a talented actor. His growth spurt hit so fast it still takes me out of scenes when he's on camera, but his line delivery is still awful.

I think some people just have a kind of blind faith in doctors. When I suffered an injury, my doctor prescribed Prednisone, to be taken three times a day, 20 mg each. I didn't know anything about the drug but a few days later I thought I was losing my mind, I was irrationally angry all the time and couldn't explain it. When I asked a nurse friend about the drug he told me the possible side effects. I decided to stop taking the drug a week later, my doctor was unconcerned with my symptoms. It took another week before I noticed relief. All that to say, I wish the show would give more information about how the daughter became an addict and why Mattie is targeting Well Brexa. Surely there are other big pharma companies out there.

Really enjoyed this. It was so moving at the end, their pain was raw. I get it, I still miss my dad seven years later. I'm glad that Dana had such a good relationship with Chris's children and their mother. I remember feeling so heartbroken for Will when his mother died so soon after his father and he was still so young. I think it's easy to forget how big a star Christopher Reeve was. Just a matter of centimeters and he's either dead right away or has funny story to tell about being thrown from his horse. Don't think I can re-watch, but I did enjoy this.

I loved this ep. mainly because of the guest characters. I never finished Voyager but I love guessing voices, so I thought "is that really Jolene Blalock"? And no one sounds like Andrew Robinson, how I have missed Garak and Julian. I had to listen really hard to Alexander Siddiq. And of course Lily Sloan! At first I thought it was Dawnn voicing another character, but the more I listened I realized it really was Alfre Woodard! I love how many actors are willing to come back and voice their former characters. I'm going to miss this wacky show.

I felt Janine's pain when the kids didn't know Run DMC, that was funny. I think Janine said at the beginning that this was the first year Abbott was doing a show, that may be why no one knew to be more inclusive. I knew Jacob got his brother's comments out of context, so glad they straightened it out. Ava need to stop playing with O'Shon. Do you cast Keith David for one scene? Maybe we'll see more of him later.