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Reminds me of some Eastern European in-laws who had their own ideas about how much I should be cooking for them (as the wife) after working 10 hour days while they sat around by the pool or the beach all day. They would be totally offended if I suggested take out or a simple fast meal like a stir fry, and they expected the dinner table to be completely set with good china and candles, etc. I got over their disdain real quick for the sake of my sanity.

Yeah, it was a little sketchy what actually happened to her over the 3 years she was held.

And of course Saint hostage negotiator (because none of the other 50 cops nearby had any real expertise) won over the perp by calling him a rodent. huh, go figure that would work.

I didn't hear anythinig about Nina, what was said? I thought they were handling it like adults where she moved to another team (ie most wanted).

The Pittsburgh plot was confusing to me. How could he not know for sure if the waiter was in fact the shooter? Couldn't he lift his fingerprint somehow? And again, because this was shot in almost complete darkness, did the ex partner kill himself? Did not understand the window exploding.

Also streamed it, but needed to come here to figure some stuff out. HATE when they shoot almost every scene in near complete darkness. Drives me batty.

wouldn't that have been the first thing checked by the police before trying to arrest the kid? then he'd be more of a person of interest to wrap it all up.

Yeah, I don't know why Daniel got so specific with Ripley, he could have said something like 'I'd advise you to look into his background before you decide anything'. It just seemed really out of character to me.

I didn't get the baby bottle. I think they didn't do any marketing research to determine if there was an actual need to fill.

Most Buck centered episodes are boring, I just don't feel interested in the character. Only good one was the tsunami.

I like a lot the actor that plays him, wish he had better writing to go with his abilities.

This was ridiculous. Even before drugs, try weight watchers, etc. There must be a floor of dieticians in the hospital. I've also known of times its not that effective, you can gain back the weight.

This was well-acted as usual, but I feel like they threw too much into this. It seems like her setting up her attacker came up out of nowhere, and I had trouble keeping all the people straight... the daughter, the sister... and I don't buy Gina just checking herself in, no lead up to that either. Maybe its just me, I couldn't get closed captioning to work so I was struggling to follow all the dialogue. But yeah, there's no way she got the murder weapon home, she was alone with the victim for like less than 2 minutes. AS soon as all the outsider police showed up, they would have searched her just to rule it out later that they did their due diligence. And yeah, her dad should have helped her out. She was a patrol cop, how did she get a month leave of absence with no documentation? Too many plot holes that were not thought through. Also had no idea how the girl in the shed fit in.

I think the whole 'shaun has to teach charlie' is s a stupid story line. It isn't working, let her work with Park. It can't be the first time a teaching relationship didn't work out. And he was totally in his rights to kick her out of surgery. There was literally a life on th line, she had to shut up so he could think.

Zola should just go work in some place like a refugee camp, something like 'doctors without borders' where she can mcgyver care to her hearts content. not saying they don't have standards (quite the contrary) but i feel like she has too many resources at her disposal to make good sense of them. on a more shallow note, just get her off my screen already, she's ruining this season.