Driad

4/5. I miss asterisks.

Why are so many TV kids unable to operate a washing machine? At least some of Michelle and Ben's kids look old enough to do their own laundry, and to wash sheets etc. when needed.

In case anyone can't get enough of this ... James: "Brad's score ..."

Possible. In the BBT episode in which we met Missy, she turned down dates with Leonard and Howard but was glad to see Raj. Raj would likely be glad to have an instant family.

FJ was an instaget, but the book I instagot was Mr. Tompkins in Wonderland by George Gamow. Good book for budding scientists.

Now, if they would hire a medical consultant, and some capable writers who would pay attention to the medical consultant ...

Marionberries

If Alex *had* to make the stupid marionberry joke (did he choose that story so he could?) he could at least have let her explain what a marionberry is. It's similar to a blackberry.

3/5. When did we last have an asterisk?

Has anyone explained what "unicorn" means in the context of this show? I have seen some discussion but not a real explanation. All I know about unicorns is that only a virgin can catch one. Probably that is not what the show is about.

[rushing to library site] Thank you!

Did Pastor Jeff and his first wife get a divorce? Maybe I missed a line.

For FJ it helped to be a bit of a Sherlock Holmes geek. SH mentioned "finger marks" a few times in the stories set in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

I got Ken (yay!) but I won't trade for James. Try taking the test again until you get the result you want.

Dreyfus was mentioned on the Dick Van Dyke show, IIRC. Something like "But he's innocent." "So was Dreyfus." This was the 1960s. Apparently the writers expected that many viewers knew about the Dreyfus case.