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Love this whole idea. Besides the gals which have already been mentioned, I would like to see Chrissy (plucky daughter of dead hunter) can't remember how we left her, I think she was hunting with some other hunter-orphans or something... And what would you all think of having them interact with Meg (Rachel Miner, please) similar to the way the boys grudgingly worked with Crowley. Again, can't remember what became of her character. Did Crowley kill her, or is she still hiding from him? With his character out of play, perhaps she could return? At any rate, I am prepared to watch the F#@! out of this Though I am putting in my request here that the females not be reduced to fighting among each for the romantic attentions of the menfolk. Yuck

No dissing Hutch, please. As for today's show, I too enjoyed the mature thoughtful discussion between Nikki and Sharon. Why can't we have more females treating each other with respect in this show. I so prefer that behavior to the women being reduced to competing for male attention.

Just had to stop by to echo what I found many of you already commented on, Michael's delivery of the simple 'love you' to his brother felt so true and honest. I replayed the scene a couple times. A nice little bow to tie up the gift of that ending. This was a great short run series. I enjoyed all the twists. But mostly, I was in it for the brothers (and the actors who portrayed them.

I'm still hoping that whatever Jack and Gloria are up to off-screen is of a decidedly non-sexual nature. Some sort of business intrigue or something. But that might just be me with my eyes closed and fingers in my ears going 'lalalalala can't hear you' at the thought of them actually having sex. Come to think of it that's how I feel about most of the parings on this show, soooo.....

I rarely ship hetero. Some exceptions: Josh/Donna & Toby/CJ(TWW) and Penny/Desmond (Lost). But mostly it would be: Starsky & Hutch (my original ship) Napoleon/Ilya (MUNCLE), Alias Smith Jones, RayK/Frasier (Due South), and Dean/Castiel (SPN).

Sing it!

Pretty much, my feeling as well. Though I had hoped that Mr Solomon would prove to be an interesting character, that turned out not to be true. Liked him better as in unrepentant bad guy. The incest vibe is just gross. Nothing (other than the tunnels of Dover reference, which was brief) was compelling enough for me to want to watch the series going forward.

Damn, I was hoping the 'mysterious anonymous female figure' sexxxay walking at the end of the credits would be gone. Always hated that MS got the 'unofficial' credit for that. True or not, would like to erase any association she had with show. The rest of it looks fine, I guess. Glad they're not messing with the music.

This! I can get behind! Make it so. Yes, please. Pass me some of that popcorn

I swear to DOG! if Victurd is Lauren's 'savior' from "mean ol" Jack I will lose my shit. I'm probably in the minority who prefers the business storylines to the romantic (blech) ones. But here, again, I'm so afraid they will use this as another way to rehabilitate Victor's image at the expense of Jack. I mean, seriously, what was so terrible about the prospect of Lauren working with Jack, who has long been respected and trusted in both his business and personal dealings. I'm so sick of the selective memories of some of these people when in comes to Grampire's long list of misdeeds. That isn't to say I would mind seeing another mover and shaker introduced into the mix. Just not another retread of Victor Vs Jack where Victor inevitably wins.

Please let Ravi lead Ashley back to Dr Neville. Thank you

Agree with this. But I was one of those people who appreciated the surprise. So little on television surprises me anymore. But, like you, I wish it had been better promoted and found more of an audience.

I would watch the hell outta this! SO much Ho-Yay!

Sorry wrong thread

Agree that PB and JT look genuinely happy, and I hate to nit-pick (okay, not really) but *deargodinheaven*, Jason take off that hat! You're inside!

So, in a way, This horrible Billy/Phyl betrayal of Jack storyline is somewhat reminiscent of the one, long ago, where Jack betrayed his John by sleeping with Jill. I remember the fallout of that story and the estrangement between father and son until John finally was able to forgive Jack. Jack was so humbled and apologetic for disappointing the man he so admired. I cried along with Jack when his father embraced him again. I wonder if the similarity is intentional. I know Jack isn't Billy's father, but he serves as the Abbot family patriarch since John's death, so this betrayal scenario feels much the same to me. If the parallels continue, this is the beginning of the end for Phack.

Pretty much anytime a show uses the Leonard Cohen song, 'Hallelujah' will cause me to tear up. But the first time I remembered it being used was in the West Wing episode, Posse Comitatus. Played during an emotional scene when CJ's favorite (and adorably played by Mark Harmon, before his years of playing Gibbs ruined that gorgeous smile) Secret Service Agent was shot and killed during a robbery. The Jeff Buckley vocals (always my favorite version of this song) serve as the perfect counterpoint to the drama of people reacting to the news - especially the great Allison Janney as she tries and fails to hold it together. <iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/cxX-woxYZ84"frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> tried to embed but not sure if it'll work...if you click the link it will work, I think

Meechum. Meechum was the one character I cared and rooted for. But they took him away. What do I have left?

I was glad to see that Claire still has the Grumpy Cat that Cas bought her from The Hot Topical. Was sad there was no attempt to get Gas involved in this situation. I mean the boys think he's still just their Cas.

Okay I went to last 3 pages of posts and saw no mention of this so maybe I'm off base here but anybody else make the Dopey = Merlin connection.