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Him ignoring Betty when she greeted him, and then closing her out of the bathroom when he went in there to wash the shirt, really got to me.

If it's one of their spouses, I don't see how they would get away with acting liek nothing happened. They would already be under suspicion if their spouse disappeared, but if they then looked like they were carrying on as though nothig had happened? MAJOR red flag. Whosever spouse it was would have to be acting sad, and people would be asking them all the time how they were doing, and if there was any news. It would be waaaaay more of a thing. It has to be someone none of them are expected to be connected to that closely.

I just think it doesn't add up. If the network really wanted the show to continue, they'd find a new host. So something is hinky about the story.

A gospel choir in a public school? I would personally try to get her fired if she did that.

I feel like the show used the Watson hook to attract viewers, but really there's nothing about it that has anything to do with the holmes aesthetic. Yes, they inserted Shinwell and Moriarty, but they feel like theya re on a totally different show and are just there to keep a plausible connection to the "Watson" device. It's basically a medical show about a team that takes weird cases. But the medicine is so nonsensical that a lot of the time, they could make up a fake disease and it would be more credible than using the common conditions they allege to have caused the symptoms. Long QT, sickle cell, teratoma, food allergy-- they make these things sound a lot more complex, obscure, and exotic than they are.

I used to foster/adopt elder cats. They were awesome. I hope Norbert's family appreciates him.

They could have found a new host if they really wanted to, couldn't they? I wonder if they renewed it but cut the budget even more and she decided not to take the deal they offered, knowing it was an insultingly low bid that nobody else would agree to either?

I don't know what blows my mind more-- the stuff the show shows us, or the fact tht they managed to get the footage.

I don't think he's feeling guilty. I think he's feeling haunted, and I think he's feeling afraid.

I wonder who is teaching Gregory's class. When Janine was at the District, the subs were all terrible. One of the best parts of popcorn is being able to load it with seasonings. If her job at Abbott was insignificant for her income, that means Ava was there because she loved it.

I like that they are casting a variety of types of people. I like seeing people of a variety of personalities, ages, affects, and types.

Maslaney was unbelievably good in Orphan Black. She played so many different characters that I lost count and each of them was amazingly rendered. Here's Mr. Clean. Except for the earring, and maybe Josh having slightly less prominent eyebrows, he's a dead ringer!

I would have hoped that being an activist would be valued by some colleges, and any college that doesn't respect civil disobedience is going to be piss poor on any political science or history courses. And so, I hope the outcome is that the "safety school" rejected her, but some more rigorous school will be happy to have her. She should have owned it, though, instead of hoping nobody noticvd. If she talks about the reasons she was out there, and frames it in an intelligent way, she comes off as defending the principle, rather than "breaking the law". It maakes her seem more intelligent, and an asset to any community worth being part of.

I do think it's ridiculous that the head admin of a hospital, with a banquet sized dining room, can't find a room in his house for b oth living children-- Katie should have her room, and if they want to keep Danny's shrine, ok. Find space. Get a bigger house if you have to. It's probably wrong that he kept the house that he and Amy shared, anyway. Move out, start over in a new house with your new family. Make sure it's big enough for all your kids. TV loves an affair! And a dilemma! I actually like this show a lot. But some of it is annoying.

I would love that, actually. On Celebrity Jeopardy, someone answered in French, got ruled wrong, and then the judges reversed the ruling and gave him credit. I realize ratings would probably tank, and it would require more work for the on the fly rulings and translations, but it would be kind of cool now and then. Anyone who can do well on this show has to be fluent in English to understand the clues, but if they were so good at going back and forth, it would introduce a real challenge to their competitors, also. When they are rules wrong, you'd have to know if what you want to say was already said, nor not. Yes, I like the idea but yes, I realize it would have a lot of complications and downsides.