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Finally saw it on Peacock this weekend. I enjoyed it for the most part. I forgot about Kristin and Idina's cameo's so was pleasantly surprised by that. I don't consider myself to be slow to figure things out in general but watching the movie was the first time I realized that it is NessaRose that Dorothy's house lands on. I was kind of outraged when I figured that out, I like Nessa! I knew what CE was bringing to the table and she did not disappoint. But I was pleasantly surprised by AG, she was really good. I've only see the play once and have no recollection of Act 2, so will be interested to see what happens when Part 2 is released.

My money is on Paulie being the one to go into the coastal dumping ground. I don't see Reacher just shooting him. Paulie or Quinn is going in. Although Quinn survived being dumped in water before...

The parents of the disabled baby were infuriating. They "needed" a perfect, "normal" child. At least they seemed to feel some guilt. And on some level I was glad the show didn't have them have a sudden change of heart but let the baby be sent to an orphanage because it's realistic. Some people are just horrible. I kept remembering earlier seasons with baby Susan (?) a victim of Thalidomide, who's father had a change of heart at the orphanage. These parents were not them. Glad those other children didn't die in the explosion, or something else terrible because mom had to leave them alone. Alf did the right thing in the end. Please leave Nonnatus House alone for the rest of the season. Trixie was awesome!

Great episode, great being a relative term, because it was overwhelmingly brutal. I've been involved in several mass casualty simulations, I loved how by the book they were and then just kind of threw the manual away to get to work. I'm glad McKay's ex was able to see what was happening, he struck me as the kind of guy who never really "got" what she does, why she was late, why she was stressed etc. he needed to see that. Loved Mel being so take charge and effective, I was worried she was going to be overwhelmed but she was just awesome. Didn't love Langdon just coming back and jumping in, I understand why but I didn't like it. I wonder if the shooter will come in as a patient to wreak more havoc. I'm still not 100% convinced it's the son. Until I saw the previews for next week I was worried about Javadi being on the helipad alone. Please don't kill Jake. Robby will never be able to work on this date again, maybe not even get out of bed.

Knew the info Quinn fed Beck was a trap. He doesn't trust him, but to make sure, have the ATF show up, you're the only one I told the buy was happening there, so you're the mole. Richard is dead if Reacher or Neagley don't get him out of that house soon. I was also disappointed we didn't get a glimpse of Finley. Is next week the finale?

I am loving the spotlight on Barbara Stanwyck this month. I first saw The Man with a Cloak about a month ago and just loved it. I had no idea what to expect, but I loved it and the ending got me. Looking forward to No Man of Her Own

Please, please keep Rose on the show permanently. This was a great episode, probably best this season. Probably not a coincidence that there was minimal Marissa and interns. We got to hear Jesse and Karen sing! Just made me miss Galavant all over again. I did not suspect Maya at all, so good job show.

I don't know how this gets resolved with Ava coming back. I do NOT want to see Crystal ever again, but especially not as an interim principal. I did love the librarian's "this isn't my first raid". I am really surprised at being sad to see Ava go, she has grown as a character and on me. I hope this is resolved this season and not a cliffhanger.

I have seen every episode of Call the Midwife, and still have never seen anything as graphic as that birth scene. So glad the mom and baby pulled through. Her friendship with one of the dads was awesome. Nobody died in this episode and I sure felt like someone was going to. Guess that's next week. So glad someone finally made clear to the two Filipino (?) nurses that they were understood. I'm Black and was getting a massage and the two Chinese therapists were talking about why I was there instead of at work and how lazy Black folks are. They were having the conversation in Mandarin, but just so happens I speak Mandarin. I let them know at the end of my session. Of course I didn't have to pay for services that day and never went back again. But they should still know better. I really thought Dana was going to die in this episode, so relieved that she just wants to quit. Robby is going to need to take a month off after this shift.

Always good to see Neagley. I was really scared for Richard, hate Quinn. At least Reacher learned not to send just one person when dealing with Quinn or his people. How many episodes this season, 8? We're almost to the end. I wonder if Reacher will let the Russians kill Quinn.

I loved this episode. So proud of O'Shon standing up for himself and calling Ava out. I love the way people on this show communicate and act (mostly) like grown ups. Ava's face when Barbara was going on and on about what a man O'Shon is had me dying. The karaoke choices were great! I used to wear out that last song they sung "what would you do", loved it! Poor Jacob, but good on him for getting back out there. Of course Zach sings Take Me as I am, it was nice to see him again though. Yay, Gregory showed up, always on time.

Highlight of the episode was seeing Jonathan again! I really don't like these town makeovers. Making buildings pretty is not going to help the economy or protect from a hurricane. That said, I could see how it really was a cute little town, and had so much potential, but I am not looking forward to the parade of HGTV hosts from shows I don't watch.

Last week's client was a different person. Mom wants to have the other sorority sister prosecuted. It's still silly but she is not going after the girl that was acquitted. I really loved Bitsy laying into Matty, she needed to hear that because I've been yelling it for weeks. I don't know what Matty thinks is going to happen when this all comes out. So what if a newspaper picks it up? She's obviously not planning to continue working, so it's not like she needs a job. But all she's doing is 'maybe' costing someone their job for something they did years ago. She's not going after the real monster, which is Well Brexa. Show is so frustrating.

I really thought Space Ranger was worse than the Bat. Surprised she left first, never heard of her though. I couldn't place Space Ranger until we saw the belt. I'd be shocked if it's not This group is so much weaker than group A.

I did not see it coming. I really hate that this is the way the story went with Langdon. The only hint I got was when Collins called him an adrenaline junkie, his reaction was surprising and that was a clue. Like others have said, Santos being right about this doesn't excuse her being so wrong in her behavior about everything else. There is no redeeming her character. Only bright spot, for me, was Robby slowing walking away from the nurses tearing the administrator a new one. No, she does not want a nurses strike. I hate that "we're all a family" BS. Let's see how she feels when she's the one punched in the face. So McKay and Mateo? Didn't see that one coming, especially after Mateo's "I don't date co-workers" speech. Her kid seems to really like him though. This show...I'm sticking with it until the end of the season, they better nail the landing.