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So much this. Jessica is a goddess and it is disgusting that every other woman on the show gets a love life. Jessica deserves someone who loves and appreciates her; be that someone Harvey or someone else. Can't stand Scottie, she sucks the life out of every scene she is in and if I never see her again, I would be overjoyed. Unfortunately, not only will she be back, she is going to find a way to use Harvey's honesty to compromise him. I like Luis as a love interest for Donna. The bond between them is fantastic and I think that pure friendship is an amazing foundation for a solid, loving and lasting relationship. Will Pearson Spector take Harold back. If so, how will his relationship with Luis be changed? Overall good episode, sans all the Scottie scenes.

I actually real liked Wesley Crusher on STTNG but actively dislike Wheaton. He could be the nicest person in the world, but something about him screams "I AM A COLOSSAL DOUCHE" As a result, I found myself ff through the Wheaton segments. I am however looking forward to Saturday's premiere. BBCA really should marathon Season One as a lead in.

Add me to the list of those who are glad that red-eyed, is she or isn't she evil baby is gone. I could not muster an interest in that storyline. I doubt that Mama Grimm is going to raise her. Now if only Adalind could vanish from the show as well. I guess I was the only one who thought Victor was going to tell Renard that Adalind slept with Erick and a visit to Maury to determine the Baby Daddy was required. I guess Adalind won't be looking to get with Renard now that she knows he played her. If I were him, I would tell her the truth, although he might not be able to out of fear that the truth might be tortured out of her. I'm worried about next week's episode. I don't want to see The Nick Burkhardt How to be a Grimm Academy.

Never thought I would dislike Reid, but his bloodlust via Bennett when he is incapable of stepping up to the plate to exact his own revenge, was too much. Bravo show for not sticking to cookie cutter characterizations. All people are capable of going to dark places and taking Reid there adds a new layer that I hope both he and Bennett can reflect on to expand and strengthen their friendship. I loved that Bennett remained true to himself and his assertion that he would no longer be Reid's billy club. He is so much more than his ability to pummel a man and I am glad that he now sees this truth in himself. It is this level of depth that makes Bennett my favorite character. I want Bennett to get a happy ending most of all the main characters. But he deserves so much better than Rose. Wonder where they plan to go with Jackson and Susan?

Season 4 had some successful and some not so successful moments. While I agree that the ensemble was the strength of the show, with the casts' busy schedule, there was no way to film this season like the prior seasons. Knowing this, I am happy for the altered fourth season, which IMO was still better than most sitcoms, even though it was not filled with as many LOL moments as the original three. In truth, my biggest problem was what happened with the Michael character. Little doses of he is like his parents in small ways was great. A season of being hammered over the head with Michael's "Bluthness" was too much. His relationship with George-Michael was the cornerstone of the show and for me, that relationship was horribly damaged that if there is no fifth season, that is what we are left with and that makes me sad.

Olivia is so a fool for continuing to choose Fitz over Jake. In the end, she will wind up with nothing and no one, which will be a misery of her own making, so no sympathy forthcoming from me. I agree with others that the Maya/Dominc reveal puts Liv's paternity in question. I don't care about Harrison's paternity, at this point, he needs to be written off the show along with Quinn and Charlie. All this Adnan story has done is reveal how little Harrison brings to the show. Notice how he is the only character to get a story and have his screen time decrease in the midst of the storyline. Harrison was the weakest part of the story and his involvement was dialed back. Besides, if Rowan dies, what would be the point/pay off of the reveal. Are we to believe that Maya had him in capativity because there is no way there is a twelve-thirteen year age difference between he and Olivia. Quinn and Huck are beyond disgusting. Why is Quinn still on this show, she is so ugh at this point, that I mute or ff through all of her scenes, and given the rest of the characters that says a lot about her. Cyrus is so evil. I get wanting to kill Sally and Leo but they would not be the only casualties, but then again, he was okay with Defiance, killing Amanda, almost killing James, and so on, and so on.

Laganja is gone. YES! Loved it when Joslyn did the split. We knew Laganja was going to do it, so Joslyn's served the dual bonus of minimizing Laganja and making the second split look desperate and pathetic. Joslyn was clearly in tune with the song and Laganja gave the same ole, same ole. Glad Ben stayed if for no other reason than if Darriane were the one to send her home, we would never here the end of it.

This show definitely has a date with the ax. As I noted before this was done with The 4400, only it was much better than this. Too bad because Omar Epps, Kurtwood Smith, and Frances Fisher continue to do well, it's everything else about this show that sucks. Good to see how quick the good pastor became a liar, who looked oh so willing to cheat. I suspect he is not the father of Rachel's baby, that's why she felt so unworthy, she was cheating on him

I just watched the pilot. I was reluctant to do so because it sounded like a rip off of The 4400, but a student convinced me to give it a try. Kurtwood Smith, Frances Fisher and Omar Epps have convinced me to keep watching.

Simply fabulous. This show truly is must see tv. It makes me glad that we now have the ability to buy shows on DVD, this needs to be watched more than once and in full context of the season. This is my problem with Alana, she seems like the least capable of the therapists we have seen, Lector, Chilton, and Dr. Scully. With the exception of telling Jack that Will couldn't be pushed too hard, has she been right about anything? Let's not forget it was her who recommended Hannibal to Jack and Will in the first place. Love Jack starting to get clarity. Fishbourne has really been brining it. He reminds me how great an actor he is. Wonder how Miriam will play into the series. I have loved AC since I first saw her, so her return thrills me. Hannibal is the best advertisement the movement to turn people into vegetarians could ever have.

If you missed the replay of the ABC disaster, you can watch it here to prepare yourself for the debacle that is to come. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7uPOGxUtZvk

I think the show has potential, it just needs retooling. First Minka Kelly has to go. She sucks and ruins every single storyline she is in. The fact that she and Kennex have zero chemistry doesn't help matters. I mean Kennex had more chemistry with the actress who played his disappeared girlfriend who betrayed him, and they were seen together for less than five minutes. Second, focus on the great chemistry between Kennex and Dorian. Third, give us an actual plot that solidifies Insyndicate as the looming bad guys. They need not be present in all episodes, but they should loom -- look to Star Trek Deep Space Nine for pointers. Fourth, bring back John Larroquette as a semi-regular.

Thank you for this. I know this whole storyline is a mute or ff moment for me but I was wondering. I guess when they decided to get rid of Eric they hoped the audience would forget that it is just as, if not more likely that Renard is not the father. That's what I think as well, Adalind and her story that swallowed the show are playing Renard because she can't claim Eric is the father of the demon baby and be protected. My hope is that Adalind dies and the demon baby is given to some people far from Portland to raise and this whole mess turns Renard into the enemy he was supposed to be. His character has been deadly dull and pointless since the truce. A show like this calls for a valid and present villain and the who gives an F royals don't cut it. For the reasons you noted above, my distrust of Nick's mom remains in tact. She knows exactly what's going on and is up to something. Rosalee's dress was not my taste, but it is an heirloom and should be viewed as such. Juliet was nicer to Adalind and the devil baby than I would have been. I mean really giving birth does not change who Adalind is and the evil she has done. Adalind is a criminal who has not paid for her crimes. Juliette, Nick and Hank are her victims; they have every right to treat her as the viscous monster she has always been to them.

I agree about the hothead thing with Stabler and yes it went to far, especially when different people took over the show. As for the hothead, I found it to be rooted in untreated PTSD from the military, which was referenced briefly when he talked about how he stepped over the line into abuse with his own daughter. I thought that moment and his pull back from it contributed to his OTTness with abusers. I too stopped watching when Meloni left because quite frankly with Belzer all but phased out, he was the only thing anchoring me to the show.As for Mike no way to talk about that absent the behind the scenes stuff, which is a shame because for me, he really was an iconic character who represented the working class .

I would love Sookie free endings for my favorites: Eric (thank goodness Skargaard agree to return for final season. I would have been out if it were sans him), Lafayette, Pam and Tara. Sookie ruins everything.

I love this ish stirring, hot headed, running afoul of TPTB characters, that's why Mike Logan, Bobby Goren and. Eliot Stabler were my favorite male character from the L&O Trilogy.

Bobby was not crazy. He suffered from fears of ending up like his mother and years of emotional abuse at the hands of his family, especially the parents who could never truly love and accept him because of what he represented to them through no fault of his own. I'm glad we got the final season to see Bobby back on the force and in a better place.

Wish I had known, I would have watched. That was am episode I deleted in utter shocked dismay and as time passed, I wished I was able to revisit the episode that made me respect Ramsey as a chef and critic again.

Jason is clearly unstable and if he continues down this path, it will be a disaster for him and whoever is forced to deal with the crazy. Joy is really stepping up. I hope this does not mean the other ladies will start trying to sandbag her as we have seen in previous seasons.

I loved this episode of Drag Race and Eve and. Trina were perfect judges. Trinity completely lacks confidence and I would not be surprised if she were the next to go. She just is not ready to be top tier. I wonder how she even made the cut, but then the same can be said for several of the girls this season. Ru as a man in the video was great, he participated but still made it a forum for the contestants to shine.

I actually liked this episode. Loved the slap. I feel that Olivia not choosing Jake is a big mistake. Fitz is an overgrown, self-centered baby who deserves to lose the presidency, his wife and his mistress. So entitled, he is sickening. Only plus was Tony Goldwyn has long said that Fitz is not a good man, so at least he gets it. Can Quinn just go away and never come back. I am so sick of her. I think Papa Pope will be the next to go. He is now having a semi-functional relationship with Liv, his death will devastate her.