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I don't judge Liv too harshly for not killing Blaine. I think it was obvious to me anyway that she wouldn't be able to go through with it. Liv is not a killer. She has only killed under duress in the past and you have to really care about human life to want to be a doctor. I think she got caught up in the brains she ate and she came up with a plan she couldn't carry off. In her defense she had no idea that Lowell was going to fo what he did after she had called the plan off. Poor Lowell. He definitely wasn't my favorite character but I didn't think he was going to go out like that. I do think that this series of events will mature Liv a little. Like Ravi pointed out to her, her zombie life has been pretty easy. I also don't think she realizes how seriously bad Blaine is til now. I think she had an idea but he had never killed anyone close to her til now. I'm excited to see where Major's storyline is going. I hope that Liv and Ravi let him in on the secret before his descent into madness goes too deep.

I thought this was the funniest episode so far. Lucas running away from Cory, everything with Maya and Farkle, and cute little Dewey and Topanga. I thought Lucas had so much character in this ep. I don't think Topanga has changed at all. I kind of love that interacting with children hasn't changed her type A, always have to be right personality at all. Poor Doy lol.

Wow. That was crazy. My jaw was on the floor by the end. I really hope that Petra doesn't use that sample. It undermines all the growth she made this season. I wonder what Rose wants with Mateo? I hope the separation isn't too long. Poor Jane and Rafael.

I'm not sure I agree about that. I think it could go either way. When it first happened Jane was basically an unwilling surrogate. But in the eyes of the law she and Rafael are legally both parents of the child. If Rafael were still with Petra, I think he could have easily proven that they could provide a better home for the child. His money doesn't hurt either. With the best lawyers money could buy and/or Rafael using Alba being an immigrant against her, Jane wouldn't have stood a chance.

This show has really fallen off imo. I used to be must see tv for me and I have skipped it for probably the second week in a row. I too find Jane to be insufferable at times. The whole full custody thing was a real turn off for me, considering the history that her and Rafael have together. He didn't ask for any of this to happen and he has been very accommdating with Jane's requests. He didn't use his money to get full custody for himself which he could of done all things considered. I knew that when the writer's said that they love the triangle that it was going to be a lot of back and forth with Rafael and Michael but I'm already over it. It just makes Jane look shallow. She was totally heartbroken when he and Rafael broke up but less than two weeks later she's still in love with Michael? Neither Rafe or Michael have wavered on their love for Jane so they come out smelling like roses. I can't say the same for Jane. To be honest her quick leap from Michael to Rafael was poorly written in the first place. It was kind of justifiable because her and Rafael had a moment a couple of years ago but they made her relationship with Michael seem shallow. And Xo needs to mind her own business, she doesn't exactly have a great relationship record herself. I would be far more interested in Jane focusing on being a co-parent with Rafael than in a romance with him or Michael.

To be fair I don't think Major has been given the same opportunities to shine as some of the other characters. I don't think it necessarily has anything to do with the actor because if Major and Lowell's actors were reversed I think I would still dislike Lowell. I feel like Liv's relationship with Lowell makes her seem like a shallow person but that's just me, ymmv. I can only imagine how it looks to Peyton, Major, Mom, and Evan knowing that she dumped her fiance for no real reason and is suddenly dating some musician she just met. I'm happy that she can experience a physical relationship with someone but I wish it was meaningful. And maybe I don't understand the whole secrecy of it all. I think her family and fiance would have understood if she explained what happened to her. She's not killing anyone to eat and she's basically the same person. I think that was her knee jerk response but I don't think it was necessarily the right one. I think I feel like Major got a raw deal and maybe I just like rooting for the underdog. I too hope that Peyton is given more to do, she's still kind of on the outskirts of the story.

I thought the episode was ok but I find Liv kind of annoying/overbearing sometimes. I also think she's a terrible friend to everyone and everyone felt the brunt of that in this episode beginning and ending with Major. I feel badly for Major in every episode. He arguably lost the love of his life at the beginning of the series and has never found out the reason why. She doesn't want him dating other people but its more than ok for her to date someone else. I wish there was more anger from him but I feel like he is a still waters run deep kind of guy which may be why he seems boring to other viewers. It don't think well of Liv when she blew off his call or when she blew off his zombie concerns at the end of the episode. If he was your best friend, be his friend when he clearly needs it the most. I'm glad that Ravi put her in her place in this episode. I couldn't tell if that was Liv or the radio host most of the time. Usually they mention it throughout the episode when she is being affected by the brain she ate. I don't like Lowell and that's mostly because his relationship with Liv is pretty shallow. He's also clearly a liar. I think it would be weird if Liv is the only one who got visions from the brains she eats so he must know that innocent people are being killed so that he can eat.

I thought both his misdiagnosis had more to do with his emotional state than anything else. That's a major reason why love ones are often not allowed to work on their murder cases. Emotions cloud your judgement more often than not. Henry was overwrought the whole episode. I really enjoyed the episode. I'm glad that Abigail was redeemed in the end. I understood why she didn't want Adam to find Henry and took such extreme measures. Adam is not a nice person. He made no effort to conceal that in his dealings with Abigail. All I heard while he was trying to "save" her is me,me,me. I would also wager that Abigail and Henry had met zealots like Adam before. I have no doubt that Henry's secret was discovered before now.

I missed this show. I loved Jane's excitement about meeting her favorite author. And the massage scene had me in stitches. I didn't think that I liked Michael all that much but him being the nice guy who got Jane made me remember why I liked him before Rafael came along. Jane and Michael did and still have a wonderful connection. I felt so bad for Rafael the whole episode. It's clear he feels so much more for Jane than she does for him. And it was hard to see his overtures rejected over and over. Despite appearances, I think that Rafael is a real teddy bear and I want him to be with someone who is sure. Jane and Rafael got together too fast and right now he can't compete with a year worth of Jane being absolutely sure that she was supposed to be with Michael. Hearing that the creators of the show want to keep the love triangle going for as long as possible disappoints me. I hate love triangles, I don' think that anyone comes out well in the end. We will see how long they decide to drag it out. I thought that Jane was a little harsh with Xo but I'm glad it gave her a push into being a little more independent. I'm not sure how Alba is going to feel about Xo moving out though. I don't understand what is going on with Zaz and the usb. It feels like it's part of another show.

I will have to say that baby Hope on Raising hope is the cutest. I loved this episode. I am really enjoying George anf AB's relationship. I even wish that they had been together all along. I love how supportive they are of one another. I also love Zoe expressing her familial love for Lavon. I don't think its something that is touched upon too much. I have kind of just accepted how close they are but it was really nice to hear her explain it. I don't think Lemon understood just what Lavon represented until that moment. I kind of wish Lavon had heard it as well. This season is so much better than the last one. I hope the show gets one more season.

I don't think Henry was unforgiving or mean to Nora at all. He was very surprised to see her again and he was still trying to help her up until she tried to shoot him. I dunno what I would have done if my husband came home raving about being immortal but Henry is the honest, stalwart type. I don't think he would make up something like that. And we kind of do get to see a different reaction in Abigail. She learned the truth and she believed him. That may be why Nora comes off so badly imo.

This was probably my favorite episode so far. Lots of twists and turns, I do think that car trick was used a little too often though. Jo and Henry in bed together was adorable. I don't think the show will go there anytime soon but it's nice to think about. Henry's first wife was a peace of work wasn't she? It was bad enough when she had him committed but to come back years later and try to take advantage of him again was pretty ridiculous especially since Henry was willing to let bygones be bygones. Why couldn't she leave well enough alone? I will say again that Abe and Henry are the best part of the show for me. I loved their scene at the end when Abe was trying to overshare and Henry had to primly remind him of whom he was talking to. Too cute.

I actually liked Hilarie Burton on this show, I thought her and Ioan had wonderful chemistry. I'm sad that he is not quite ready to really care about another love but I think that's to be expected. I feel like Henry is the type to love deeply. I was surprised that Abigail didn't die, I think that would have been preferable honestly. It kind of makes her look facetious when she was the one to convince Henry that their relationship could work with his lack of aging but be the first one to bail because of a little public discomfort. I also dislike that she apparently left Abe as well. I do feel that maybe Abe might have cut off contact with her in response to her leaving the family but both he and Henry seem to cherish her memory so it's still kind of mystery what really happened. I thought that Jo was a little frosty and short with Henry. I'm surprised he didn't call her on it when he thought the confession didn't fit and she accused him of using the case to see Molly. It will be interesting to see how he reacts when Jo gets a love interest. He says he doesn't want to care for someone so deeply again but he's going to take a hard fall if anything happens to Jo. Also, is it weird that I want Henry to die? I feel like that part of the show has been kind of dropped.

I think I'm done. I've been really struggling with getting behind Becca from about the second episode and I find her to be so unlikeable and holier than thou and this episode put all her worst qualities on display. Everything she did was not what a normal person would do if they were sent back to the future. If I knew what caused my first marriage had failed and I knew that the love was real, why would I not work at that relationship a little harder? Why not go back and make better decisions? I was so angry that she had the nerve to go back to Sean after everything that she had done. I'm even more confused about why he is allowing her back into his life. What she did to Melanie and Andy was ridiculous, especially Andy. What was the whole point of the whole Andy side plot? She kept going on and on about how she ruined Melanie and Andy's relationship but did she forget the fact that they don't make it to the future anyway? She was with Andy ten years into the future so what difference does it make if they break up now or later?

I actually didn't mind it as much as I thought it would. Lemon and Lavon still kind of gross me out because they are both so blindly selfish to other people whenever they try to get back together. AB and George actually do have a spark and I like that the show acknowledges that they have had very little one on one interaction that didn't involve Lemon in some way. Zoe and Wade continue to be solid and that makes me happy. Didn't really understand why they though Lavon didn't have room for the coming baby in that big ass house. Loved that they are a family with Lavon in tow now.

I don't agree with that assessment of the prison. Until they show some evidence that the prisoners are being mistreated or tortured or abused in some way I don't think we can call it inhumane. If anything they all seem very comfortable if bored. Showing them feeding the prisoners and or letting them out to use the bathroom would take time away from things that actually matter imo. YMMV. I think we also remember that Barry is human. He knew that that prisoner had hurt his dad and he wanted to hurt him back. Its not super heroic but its completely normal for a son to want to protect his father if its within his power.

I think I'm the only one that the meta human prison does not bother. At all. Its not something I'm interested in knowing more about to be honest. No one is wasting away or abused. Obviously everyone's cell is different depending on their abilities. They can't be held in regular jail cells and I think its unrealistic to think that the city would take the time to build special accommodations for them. I also think we have to remember that the presence of meta humans is not completely public knowledge yet. Shauna can't be held in a regular jail cell. As contrite as she seemed I have no doubt that she would escape at her earliest convenience. I liked the episode. All the stuff with Barry's two dads was wonderful. I'm so glad that Barry is moving on. Really liked Iris being on the other side of the fence for once. I liked that Barry was unapologetic about it as well. I think the real test for iris will be Barry focusing his attention on someone else.

I actually think she's been too nice to Michael to be honest. Probably why he has a hard time moving on. I also question what the appropriate response would be from Jane to Michael after she found out what he did. Jane is a big believer in trust. Regardless of what he intended to do, he broke that trust and that's not something that is easily fixed. Jane certainly could have waited longer to move on to Rafael but I still think she would have moved on eventually. I just don't think she would have gone back to Michael. Rafael may be the baby's father but the baby is also Jane's. I don't know if I could be with someone that was willing to knowingly let my child go into a situation that I find intolerable.

I do wonder why Jane didn't just quit being a waitress? Out of the three jobs that is the job that she will not be able to sustain the more her pregnancy progresses. I forgot she was still working at the hotel to be honest.

I don't know if it's because I never liked Michael or something else but I don't feel that bad for him. Every decision he made, every lie he told was of his own volition. I did think that Jane did move on quickly but I don't think it's the same as her meeting someone completely new and jumping right in. She knew Rafael before she met Michael and if things had happened differently I don't think she would have been with Michael at all. I wasn't expecting that at all when I read what the show was about and I have to think the writers made it so for a reason. As much as I love Jane and Rafael together, I actually think Rafael being a complete stranger would have been a lot more interesting storywise. I do think Xo is being very hypocritical of Rafael considering her relationship with Rogelio but I think some Mom's are just like that. Especially Mom's with good girls like Jane. It's going to be hard for her to accept any changes from Jane's usual behavior and dating Rafael is definitely something old Jane would not do. I was glad to see her come around a little in the end because regardless of whether Jane and Rafael stay together forever, he will always be the Father of Jane's child. And it's important to Jane that they have a somewhat good relationship. And whether you like him or not you can't say that Rafael is not trying. I did love Lachlan scaring Petra into staying with him. They really are made for each other lol.

I thought Wade was so adorable in this episode. I couldn't understand what Zoe was thinking turning him down over and over. She better start appreciating Wade. I loved that he spoke to her mother first, he's matured a lot. While I'm glad that George is not in love with Lemon, I wish that Lavon had the same epiphany. I just want them all to move on and Lavon going back and forth between two best friends kind of grosses me out.

I like Jane see Michael being willing to let her give her baby to an unstable couple to be a huge betrayal. He also made her feel stupid when she told him her fears. Its a trust issue at this point. That being said I don't think Jane treats Michael badly. If anything she's doing her best to treat Michael and Rafael equally. She still confides in Michael as we saw in the elevator. Like Bouffe said Jane has an opportunity to take a different path and I don't think she should be punished for doing so. If her and Michael are really meant go be they will be.

I feel the opposite. I am so glad that there is no love triangle between Iris, Barry, and Eddie. Those are so cliche. I am overjoyed that Barry and Iris are handling this situation as adults. I would not want Iris and Barry's relationship to start because Barry sabotaged her relationship with Eddie. I kind of give the show a pass on Joe/Barry Joe/Iris screen time. Barry is the star of the show. It makes sense for his story to be centralized. I also think we would be complaining about the reverse if she did get more screen time.

I agree about Paige working way too hard to make sure that Ralph is normal. He's never going to be normal, it's just not in the cards for him. I had hoped that by accepting the job and the Scorpion team in her life that she had come to terms with that fact. I also hated how unrealistic the situation with the FBI. You can't arrest a child for playing a video game. You legally can't talk to him without some sort of adult present, even if it has to be a temporary guardian. I just did not appreciate how aggressive the FBI agent was with Ralph. Paige overreacted. Walter didn't do anything wrong by showing Ralph those boards and I hated that he felt like he was a bad influence in Ralph's life. I can't stand Drew. He's been back in his son's life for all of five minutes and suddenly he's an expert on what Ralph should and shouldn't be allowed to do. Ralph only halfway tolerates him because Walter helped him out. The sooner he reverts back to his love em and leave em mentality the better.

His whole life?