NoReally

My Patience is wearing thin.

I wondered the same thing. I think Ken is pretty religious, so I kinda assumed he did that on his own. Not sure though.

I agree with this. It's a tad disingenuous and wastes show time. At that point, I'm tired of the lengthy applause and want to hear what Stephen has to say.

Yes! And what's he doing with his mouth? Is that his technique for performing with an American accent? He kinda looks like a ventriloquist's dummy.

So is Sam really going to be writing checks to cover all of Pete's traveling "expenses"? Won't the airlines, hotels, buses, taxis, cruise lines, etc. wonder why this crazy woman keeps sending them money? (Maybe she'll just lie and tell Pete she sent the checks.)

Mandy's mother continues to irk me. I am irked.

That would be a nicer plot than having Jay fall down the stairs and hit his head.

I think that was one of the quality features that Darlene wanted to improve.

Does the cafeteria serve anything besides hamburgers, fries, and coleslaw?

I wondered about that, too. Isn't there an alternative to cycling year-round? No buses? No trains?

So Bailey gives the interns a list of procedures they need to check off in order to proceed with their training. Then she gets pissed that they're concentrating more on their lists than the patients. Okay then.

"Wing job" cracked me up!

Last night I watched "Troubled Waters," set on a cruise to Mexico, in which Robert Vaughn constructs an incredibly elaborate plan to shoot his girlfriend and frame a musician for the murder. They're on a ship! Why couldn't he come up with a simpler plan to just push her overboard? Still, Columbo dismissing the obvious "clues" planted by Vaughn and concentrating on tiny discrepancies made this episode a good one. And seeing Columbo in a Hawaiin shirt was worth the price of admission.

The "bird" running into the window had me laughing so hard I scared my dog.

One thing I did not need was another Tayo appearance. I can't stand him.