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I didn't see that Iris came off as the bad guy at all. I'm conflicted over this, because as usual, this stupid show keeps changing what was the set up, or what was known. That is, for me at least, I was under the impression that Nora knew that Barry was The Flash; that she at least knew him when she was too young to remember, and that as others have stated, and Nora HERSELF stated, she returned to prevent him from vanishing, but the ambiguous ending of the cross-over makes me doubt even that. Anyway, NOW, it's all Cicada, and the reason Nora went to the past was because she found out that not only was Barry her dad, but he was also the Flash. It's beyond stupid that the museum did not have anything about Thawne's crimes. And he's been ready to die in an hour's time since the episode we found out he was the one Nora was working with. At least, I remember seeing that clock ticking down. I guess it's all timey-whimey nonsense, that Nora just keeps returning to a specific point in time so that it's frozen? Because Thawne should be dead already. So, I can now see why she went to him, considering Heblin and the writers keep changing the reasons, but as Barry said, after? When she had other resources, yet still kept going back to him, especially after learning he'd murdered her namesake? Yeah, yeah, Barry had that (to use @BkWurm1's word (cuz I like it!)) speechifying to Nora that even Thawne deserved a second chance, makes him look the ultimate hypocrite going all ballistic now. At this point, I'm just watching, not invested, to see how they untangle this twisted morass of a season. And I think I'll just sit at my table for one because I didn't see Barry's raising his voice to Iris with three or four words, when Iris was trying to tell him that Nora must have had a reason for lying or whatever, as outrageous, uncalled for, or out of character. It's not as if he was yelling at her for an extended period of time, blaming her, or gesticulating with his hands, screaming and whatnot. He wasn't putting her down or denigrating her. He was upset and hurt; and yes, felt betrayed. Couples raise voices; they fight; they argue; friends argue; friends fight. That said, while I loved Barry putting Nora in the pipeline, I didn't like him just zapping her back to the future the way he did and what he said. But, speaking from my own experience, I can see why he did it, because my parents have said things in heat of anger and hurt, so why not Barry, who is so very emotional? But seriously with the "I'm late, I'm late, I'm late, for a very important date?" What, is Alice in Wonderland Nora's favorite story? Barry was much more endearing and charming as a continuously late CSI from Arrow's backdoor pilot and the official one, than this attempt to show that Nora is just like her daddy. Major 🙄🙄 from me. Maybe it was the mayor who approved funds for the Flash Museum? After all, that's what happened in "Flash and Substance" in JLU. I'm sticking to the bitter, bitter end because I find Grant just so endearing. Hey, I stuck to the bitter end of Smallville due to Tom Welling's purtiness. Why change now?

One of the best things Jax did in recent memory was going off on Mooby when everyone thought Brenda "died" in that car bomb after she Married mooby. Frankly, I'm shocked the show/writers let him do that.

Not the whole East Coast. I live on the East Coast and it wasn't preempted for me.

I think you mean, Harry and Meghan? William is married to Kate.

Should I take my response to the history thread? If that's the more appropriate place, Mods, please move it. I will admit, my memory is fuzzy with respect to Alex. Like, I don't think Anna and Alex grew up together or knew about each other until Finola also started playing Anna on All My Children, when she was already playing Alex? Were they separated at birth? Or did they each have different nannies? Oh yes, I remember Anna lying to Holly about them having the same nanny, but never was there a mention of the nanny watching Anna and her TWIN. Or any other time. As for Anna's scarred face. If she thinks that's a memory too, all she needs to do is go to a fucking trustworthy plastic surgeon to find out if her face was ever burned. Though she had gotten her scars removed, it wasn't immediately, and she wore the fake one as penance or whatever. To use @dubbel zout's words, this story is so "galactically STOOPID." Having the same DNA doesn't mean also having the same fucking personality.

What I love about this show are the Mama's Family sketches, and how Carol breaks character. I thought the one with Tim Conway was the only one where they all broke character, but there's another one, where Carol is trying so hard not to break out laughing. This show really was a lightning in a bottle. My second favorite sketch is the one where they're all playing Sorry!

Just saw Justice League v. Fatal Five. Eh. “Love letter to fans of original Justice League “ My butt. This was really more Jessica Cruz’s (GL) story, and to a lesser extent, Thomas/Star Boy’s. I barely saw the three original characters that make up The Trinity.😒😒😒 And the worst-the ABSOLUTE WORST-was that I didn’t get any smoochies between Bats and Diana!!!!🤯🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 Ahem. There were a few good things, like Star Boy referring to Bats as “Scary Guy.”😆😆😂 My favorite line-Bats to Mano: Bring it, Skeletor.” 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Diana is always a BADASS! She BEAT Persuader! And Jessica was also a badass once she fully accepted her Green Lantern. But that ending. Dammit. I WUZ ROBBED!

I just watched this again over the weekend, and can't remember if I mentioned it here. In Bend it Like Beckham, which has a lot of HILARIOUS moments, the scene when Juliet's mother accuses Jessie of being a lesbian, at her sister's wedding--in front of ALL her relatives, just has me And then one of her great aunts saying: "Lesbian? Her birthday's in March. I thought she was a Pisces" has me

The show is on hiatus this week.

D'OH! You're right. Fixed! I know, right?

Not to mention that Robert is savvy enough to know that Anna was a virgin! But then again, soaps have been known to undo abortions, so what's a pesky little thing like virginity to these assholes. Like I said, this regime is just determined to destroy and decimate the last of the best characters from this show.

But not when Rey was still on the show. The show told viewers she had died when Benjamin Bratt made a guest appearance in the final season.

Yes, it has to be unanimous. The only way a defendant is acquitted is if the jury returns with a not guilty verdict. If the jury can't come to a decision, it's a hung jury, and thereby a mistrial. If the State decides not to retry again, then yeah, they get to go home.