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Did they change the font? I swear the board looked different to me today.

I think Comey playing dumb about whether he knew what 86 meant is stupid-- I just don't believe it. He was the former FBI director, not some credulous boob. I liked Stephen "joking" about how he did it for the attention.

I think it's an improvement to send Kemi into the field more, and to mix up which teammates get paired together. I am starting to find the new team leader interesting. Looks like she had an abusive husband. Does Jason not wear a bulletproof vest? Or dies he wear a jacket over it? I liked seeing the daughter disengage from the kidnapper. Kick some ass, sweet girl! I thought the neighbor being in love with dad was too much. I usually like quirky Lab Person, but she was annoying me this week.

I guessed Utah for FJ. Sports is not my category.

Stephen keeps joking about the show being cancelled. Is there some gossip about that which I haven't heard? Or some reason why he'd be making that joke at the moment, if it isn't actually happening?

On the 10th anniversary of his disappaearnace, Margaret did a press conference about Jamie's disappearance and he realized for the first time that she had been looking for him. It made him curious, so he decided to meet her. The woman who had kidnapped him had told him that none of his family wanted him. They didn't call on his birthday. He never heard from them. She told him that they abandoned him and didn't want him back. I imagine that when he was younger, the kidnapper made sure he didn't see any media coverage of Margaret's search, though how she managed to make sure he wasn't recognized or found, and didn't see Margaret's posters, while living locally, I do not know. I guess he never went to the bus station for any reason. Maybe she also homeschooled him. He didn't want to see his father after he returned to Margaret because he still thought his father didn't want him. Once he realized Margaret had been looking all this time, he also saw that his father wasn't, and nobody told him otherwise at first. After he read Margaret's diary and realized the kidnapper had lied to him about being unwanted, he softened toward Margaret even more, and also became open to seeing the rest of the family because he realized maybe they also wanted him and that the kidnapper had been brainwashing him all that time.

They said the body had been in the guy's freezer. I don't see any reason why he couldn't have moved it himself. They debated whether to leave it there, or move it, after his heart attack. I think they should have left it there-- it would have made the dead guy look like he was the murderer. But they decided to revive him, so I guess at that point they didn't want to leave any evidence in his hands.

I figure the bunker doors have the equivalent of a remote control that opens and shuts them. That's how X got his plane out and will close the door behind him.

Season 3 just started airing here. I have a question about Canadian law. Is it true that you can't appeal a decision or demand a jury trial if the judge makes an adverse ruling or you think his decision is blatantly prejudicial, as was the case in the fraud case in S3E2?

The thing is, they are chosing common and not obscure medical things, and acting like they are gigantic mysteries and very hard to crack cases. I agree that a lot of diagnoses get missed in real life, but the things they are featuring are basic stuff which they are pretending would be easily missed. I wish they would actually present obscure things, or really complicated cases, instead of making the cases simple and pretending they are complex!

I was thinking I can't even remember what happened enough to get excited about watching, but that promo was actually a very effective refresher.

Why did Gabi think that her kidnapping Sir is what put the rest of her team in danger? Wouldn't he have wanted to get rid of her chosen family anyway, in order to (in his depraved mind) bring her back to him?

He said it at the end of this video from upthread:

I'm still hung up on the bizarre windbreaker over a suit outfit. Was it windy in the green room? Was it raining? A jacket like that isn't even very warm, so we can't say it was because the studio is too cold for him. Did he spill coffee on his shirt and decided to cover it up with the extra jacket?

Is it true that the actor for Oremwood and the actor for Faith are off-screen dating, or was he kidding when he said that?