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That's has one crazy side effect.

Yeah, I'm tired of Ethan's anger and whining. Him being Dhan's therapist will never not being a red flag. But he's known Dhan all this time so he knows how close he is with Gabi. This is nothing new. So why is he throwing a fit? I really like the twist that victim was testifying against police/corrections officers. That was really nice then the usual drug dealers or fell off the wagon stuff. I do think Trent should have told Gabi that he was protecting him. The rest of the way Gabi treats him I don't like. But this time he should have told her when they were trying to find him. Of course, there would be a press conference. That's usually how it starts. Get the word out. I was surprised by Dhan getting shot. Also at Sir holding Trent hostage and threatening him about his dad. Sir actually seemed scared at whoever was coming to the school. Maybe just paniced that Gabi would see who it is. Either way it was weird. I really hope Sir is killed or done for good by the end of the seasons. I'm tired of him. I felt really bad for Lacey's dad. He was trying so hard to be there and help his daughter and she wouldn't. I like the card she gave him. It's nice that she sees that she's hurting her dad even if she can't do anything about it. And it was a good way to give him hope. I also felt bad for Lacey's mom who was getting the break she really needed but had to end it to come home for her daughter. Dealing with all that day after day, night after night has to be so hard for the mom too and so exhausting.

She really does. I always wondered if people in big families ever get tired or bored with the birth of the 10th niece or nephew or 23rd. Are they really as excited as when the first niece Mackynize is born or fifteen years later with Elsie and Emma? Same with the nephews.

I don't know about Evan but Carlin was never taught by her parents to respect their possessions. Gil and Kelly certainly never respected theirs or their parents'. They were the idiots laughing about their kids breaking the hammock at Gil's parents' house every time they visited. As if it was the most hilarious thing instead of showing how disrespectful they were. Or telling their kids (Carlin included) to get off the tables after Jane told them not to stand on the tables. Or causing a mess when they visited Alyssa's house for Allie's 1st birthday.

The goodbyes always make me cry.

Sadly, it might have been best for the cat. Who's owner wrapped him in a box as a present in the beginning of the movie. The poor cat probably faced death every day living with that woman. Although if I had been there I would have kidnapped the cat and took him to the animal shelter or a better home.

That was so disturbing and at the same so sad. A victim jealous of the new victim. He was so messed up beacuse of what Roger did to him who's fault it really was. His sense of right and wrong were messed up. Along with what he knew of love. But he didn't see that the victim was also a victim.

That was when my hate for Serena was cemented. She was annoying before then but this was too much. Sympathy for the parents who sold their son to child molester? I don't care what the reason is. You don't do that. The parents didn't deserve either kid. She really should have been fired. Who wants a prosecutor who is sympathetic to that? I also don't like how she thinks it was just because she doesn't have kids. Ah, no Serena, you don't have to have kids to know to keep your child away from child molesters. Yeah, I can't believe Jack bought her story. Even if she was a teenager it was she was still a manuiplator. It reminds me of the episode where Skola believed Jackie's reasons for murder had to do with menopause. You wouldn't think either one would fall for it. But they do.

Yeah, it was a good episode. Not much happened. It was great to see Watts and him going undercover. No Higgins, no George. Roberts is fine and a good addition. But I miss the regulars. Roberts met Miss Cherry I feel like the police should fill all new employees in on her when they get hired. I still really love Choi. He wasn't intimdated by the usual threats from rich.

I always thought it would be fun to be from Mars, Pennsylvania or Jupiter, Florida for the reactions when you tell people your from Mars or Jupiter. But I think Hell, Michigan just beat those two. Telling people your from Hell would be so much more fun.

Land of Saints and Sinners-My love Liam Nesson. A former assassin not cool. Murdering a man who beats kids? Very cool. Okay so he ended up not being on the one who killed Curtis. But he threw him in the car and took him out to kill him. And would have if Robert hadn't shown up to help. I don't mind Robert's death too much. Too bad the other too IRA henchmen didn't just leave. They should have. Curtis was worthless even before it turned out he was abusing Moya. Didn't care at all about the sister. She didn't care about anyone she blew up in the beginning of the movie or would have blown up in the pub. No loss there. The only thing I did like was her assuming Curtis was killed because of the bombing. One of my favorite things in movies and real life is when people are murdered by someone else who has no idea who the person is but murders him/her for a different reason.

The death of Bambi's mother-Devastated me as a kid. I still can't watch it. Mufasa's death-Trying to save his son, betrayed by Scar who throws him off the cliff to the waiting hyenas. Also seeing it from Simba's point of view who is scarred for life and blames himself for it.

Nothing.

You'd think he of all people would know that since people still remember what he said about Jazz, and other horrible stuff.

I love that commercial. I love that he's not upset or resentful or something because he's staying home with baby and she's the one going off to work. Nope, he's fine and trying to find ways make it better. Like coffee. And streaming shows. And yeah at the end, sexy time.