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I'm so glad they called out all the other movies/tv shows that had done the same thing right at the beginning. I'm not so sure Zeke is reset. The others need him to be a less useful I think. Also glad that the show called out that they realize he is kind of not the same caliber as the others - but I love him.

See, I read Bins face completely different. It seemed to me he doesn't like at least the Eliot part - and he looks to be looking at Jessa for approval on everything said.

2 Leslies- yes please! I really love this show. One of the few that make me laugh out loud and still be smart.

I think some of this is all being over thought. My version of timeline: Jessa seems to have gone into labor sometime on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. This is based on the Instagram pics. She appears to have had a relatively short labor since bam bam was born Thursday night. Short labor/large baby: Utereus doesn't shrink fast enough, Jessa bleeds too much. Supposedly she had stopped by the time the 911 call went through. While 911 call is being placed, baby is cleaned off and passed around at mold house. After being checked out by paramedics, they determine she needs to be transported to hospital - she travels to hospital in ambulance, bam bam travels with possibly mom and dad. Jessa is admitted to hospital Thursday night - stays until at least Saturday according to pics posted. Right now no one knows where Jessa is, or how she is doing. I didn't see an IV, so I'm doubting Hysterectemy. I really wish they would just let us know how she is and what happened.

The TV is because they are in the hospital. Saw the "0" that someone commented on earlier in the pic with JBoob; its a countdown to baby thing. I really hope Jessa is okay - and I guess I'm the only one who liked the little striped outfit?

As of yesterday, Jessa was still in the hospital - you can tell that is where most of the baby pics are coming from. She had to have had a serious problem to stay 2 days. In the bed sheet picture you can tell she's in pain because she has that bent over "I hurt like hell, but I'm doing this come hell or high water" pose. Not sure why they just don't tell us what is going on with her.

Anyone think while Michelle is concerned about her kids, she may be secretly gleeful because it's obvious they won't be dropping kids every year?O n the tap, there is an obvious break in the tape from the "this is 911" to where Michelle starts talking about what happened

Just listened to the tape. I agree, I think Michelle is being overly calm for Jessa's sake. I don't have the greatest speakers, but I'm pretty sure you can hear Jessa in the background crying and panicking a little. MIchelle reassures here that the ambulance is coming and explains what she is doing because it sounds like Jessa painickally asks what Michelle is doing (like it hurts). When asked about the baby though she got way too perky, "oh the baby is doing great" before going back to zombie voice. Poor Jessa looks exhausted, kind of scared, and a little drugged out

I was going to post pretty much exactly what GeeGolly said. That is the only thing that makes any sense. I bet Ben was losing his mind when Jessa was bleeding. It had to have been a scary situation. Was there not a more professional midwife on hand? I guess she was tending Jessa. I agree with everyone else and hope these girls are learning their lessons.

My stupid TIVO is 5 minutes off for some reason - what happened at the end? It cut off right when Quentin ran up to HRG. Also - previews for next week?

I'm saying that Emma chose to become the dark one because that was the only way to fix something - or Merlin tricked her into it

I was a little behind on figuring out that the 2 teens were Claires. I still don't think Claire is dead. Don't think Zachary's kid is dead

The lime video doesn't bother me, lots of people do that - I mean come on, you don't watch America's Funniest Home Videos? I don't think JIll is pregnant. I'm hoping the complications with Izzy scared the bee jeezus out of her. Hopefully the doctors told her to wait, and she is listening - or Derick is.

I guess I'm the only person who think Tamara didn't nail Rythym Nation? She was no where sharp enough in her movements, and at times you could see her side eyeing to make sure she was doing the right moves. Alexa got screwed with the dance she was given. That is in no way an iconic dance (I don't think of Britney having any iconic dance). I don't think any of the 10 dances deserved them - but think Nick should have got the closest to perfect, Sharna did a great job with choreography, and just completing those Russian things deserves 2 extras points!

12th doctor is finally his own man. Capaldi fits this so much better than how they were writing him last season. Clara is even better. I'm finally starting to like her

I haven't watched at all this year. Tonight, I stopped in for the last 15 minutes. I have NEVER cried, or even came close, to crying watching this show. Man, Bindi's dance had me chocked up. She is an amazing girl. Very upbeat and seemingly genuine. Derrick did a great job on the choreography. Her face during the dance did a fantastic job in conveying how she actually would have felt if he was her dad. You could see the concern on Bindi's moms face after the dance. She was so worried for her daughter and not really caring about camera's and stuff. Love it. She has done an amazing job raising that girl.

Questions that need to be answered, things we'd like to see in Season 2 Questions: What does/did Strand do for a living Did Travis cheat on LIza with Maddie What happened to the teenage kid (he better be alive) Why is Travis a pacifist Why did Strand think taking Nick would be a good idea Wish List: Survivors showing some freaking emotion at what is happening around them Survivors sharing information The chaos of not knowing what's going on Not a rehash of TWD with wandering and horde fighting More encounters with confused/scared people More encounters with dead

In 1 minute, I'm already more interested in 3 characters on this webisode than I was in any of the main characters of FTWD (except Nick, Salazar and Strand)

Strand's house was away from all the other houses, down from the first set of cliffs, about 1/4 of the way from the top. There was a path that Liza and others took. I thought this is what the whole season should have had in it. Chaos, emotion, people trying to figure out WTF is going on, having to make hard decisions, packing in a slightly panicky manner. I liked this episode. There is potential. I don't want it to be a rehash of the mother ship, walking around, hordes of zombies. I do want to see shit hit the fan though. Nick and Strand can stay - and Salazar, the leads, not so much, though Travis should get more angsty and with the ball at least now. Loved Salazar leading the horde, hated them leaving the neighborhood gate open, though it looked like from the dog barking that there was already at least one zombie in there somewhere. The soldiers who jacked the car didn't want to be with the army anymore. Love explaining to Mr Ripley about the Los Angeles river. Have to agree, every road would have been blocked.

So on board with the Clara's wardrobe thing. During the episode I said "she needs a new wardrobe person." Put me with everyone who liked this dynamic. This is the first episode I've felt the 2 of them connecting like a doctor and companion should (and that includes her scenes with 11). I"m gonna say best Capaldi episode so far. I've been saying since Capaldi's 3rd episode, Donna would be perfect with this doctor.

I heard it as they were humanely killing the people at the "hospital," not the whole area. Didn't they say they had fenced off 6 square miles? That's a lot of fence to patrol, but also a lot of stores/houses and various other things. heck, in one city block of LA you get 5 donut shops, 3 dry cleaners, 7 foreign grocery stores and 35 apartment buildings! In 6 square miles in any normal town you would have a very wide range of income levels.

Yes - did Chris imply that Travis had an affair with Maddie and that is why they got divorced? It was real quick, spit out, after Chris told Maddie he wanted to talk to Travis about "Family business"

Am I the only one who thought that emo teenage boy said that his dad had an affair with Madison?

Our recording cut out the last few minutes. Last thing we saw was Doctor telling MIssy to run and holding Clara's head in his hands. What happened - and I missed the prophecy? This sound is awful, the music and special effects are way louder then the dialogue and I can't hear half the stuff they say.

The vigilante couple kill everyone in the basement, but leave bearded mini man alive? I call shenanigans ahead. Also, Miko never tried to move the screen before? did I miss something, because it didn't seem like it was that big of a deal to move it.