Beezella

I agree and I don't even know why. He does nothing for me and I don't see why he does for Julia. He seems to still have a college crush on Julia and nothing more.

Consider the Herculean task of baby-proofing that bizarre apartment Amber lives in. I would watch the Ray Romano and Betsy Brandt show. Sans Sarah. She did NOT seem happy to have Ruby come in to their lives.

I did not see Sweets death coming. Even on the autopsy table I wanted him to pop out of the body bag and say, "Just kidding!" I will miss him. I thought both the actor and the character matured and became more layered and interesting over the years he was on Bones.

I'm sorry, but this show is completely nuts, for all the reasons others have stated. Even the red bands. That is medical identification, you can't wear a whole bunch of them, and you can't give them out to other kids! Am I misunderstanding what they are? I like Octavia Spencer and thought I would try it, but barely got through it. The only one I did like was coma kid. But no, he did not look like he had been in a coma for any length of time. I've been in a hospital. This is not a hospital.

I so don't understand. Are there different writers from the first season? Different creative people, producers, showrunners, whatever? Or was this all a misguided attempt to be edgy? Such a fail.

So agree! It's only there on the first viewing, if you tape the middle of the night edition, it's not there.

I thought Angie really was realistic as a younger self, her (WAY more practical!) ponytail and less makeup, and especially her lighter voice really worked for me. Cross looked and sounded exactly the same. I had a little trouble following this episode. It didn't help I kept falling asleep and having to rewind. Also I kept seeing the killer as Holly Hunter's boyfriend from Saving Grace from a few years back. Why did he kill everyone? Dirty cop, stole money. Was that it? The ending was a little heartbreaking for Vega and Angie. I think Vega has feelings for Angie, and Angie is oblivious. I think she has feelings for him as a partner, but it doesn't go beyond that for her. I am so sick of the work partners on TV always moving to a romantic partnership, but, yikes! Vega is such a dear!

Finally, finally, someone smacked Nigel in the face!

I'm about ready to bail on this show. So dark. So many bad and inexplicable choices. (I'm talking to you Johnny, I'm talking to you Mike.) Isn't a show supposed to be good for at least a couple seasons before it jumps the shark? Last season there was some levity, beach scenes, kitchen scenes, telling funny stories, smart people doing their jobs well. Does anyone know how many episodes there are this season? Last fall they said it had been renewed for 13 episodes, but I don't know if I can hang in there.

That was extremely creepy at the cabin with the watermelons. The dentist's voice made me think of the guy in the low T commercial every time he spoke. I thought his reaction to his wife's weight loss and fitness was strange. He was worried men would hit on her, but would lots of men really hit on a 40 year old married woman who happened to be fit? (Well, the actress was gorgeous.) Love Susie. Love the die-oramas. Agree though about the time it would take to actually make those. I was thinking about the fiddly work to make those bookshelves on the wall.

The discussion about the smallish guys trying to lift the girls reminds me of one of my favorite comments ever on this show. It was by Debbie Allen, and I couldn't remember who she said it to, so looked it up on the google machine. I will just quote from The Baltimore Sun's article. Debbie gushed enthusiastically:

Good lord, I hope not. I was so relieved when Jackie finally stopped and ran back to help the woman crash victim. I couldn't believe she would leave her there. I'm not sure if she was single-handedly responsible for saving her life though, the ambulance came along pretty soon after.

I didn't know how to pronounce this, so looked it up on the internet machine. In case anyone else is as ignorant as I was: Fouetté [fweh-TAY]

That was brutal when the guy stabbed Paige's hand. I guess he caught the webbing between her thumb and forefinger, didn't catch a tendon or anything like that. It really was Mike's fault for pushing the escalation of purchase.

Boy was this episode aptly named! Bad Blonde for sure! I should have seen it coming she would try to pin it all on her "friend" but I didn't. I am so glad the guy was unable to saw up the body. Good grief.

Picky, picky, but it seems to me that baby was way younger than 1 year. He was supposed to be a week or 10 days from his first birthday, but he seemed more like 7 months or so. One-year-olds are sometimes walking or at least standing up. I did kind of like this episode though. I did less eye rolling than before.