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Stellar episode. It has the perfect blend of humor (that slow mo Bodyguard scene to a country song cracked me up) and intrigue with the main case. They even threw Scott Foley in for good measure, and he is still as fine as ever. I also hope he’s a nice doctor and not shady since Angie deserves less trauma in her life. I like Marion and glad they are involving her in the cases through her DA work. Will needs someone in his life like her for now. I hope they don’t kill her off and give Will even more trauma- just leave the trauma babies alone already, writers! I hope they don’t go there with Faith and Ormewood. They work well as partners, and them snarking on each other’s love lives would be way more entertaining.

Besides LeBron, two other starters were out and Austin Reeves has been extremely cold lately. Not shocked by them losing.

I thought the Palmers bickering in the interrogation room was hilarious, followed by an exasperated Knight. I’m glad that the lady that likes Palmer wasn’t the killer since I was expecting it.

Surprised the quality of this show maintained through all 10 episodes. It was a fun, easy binge that didn’t take itself too seriously, yet had some heartfelt moments that snuck up on you. I always sensed the chemistry between the coach and Isla, but was surprised they shoehorned a kiss at the end when she was mourning her breakup a few hours ago. Maybe they knew a second season was coming so it was a cliffhanger of sorts, along with the druggie brother returning. Interesting to see if Isla finds out next season that he was behind all the story leaks.

Halfway through and this is a fun, easy watch. Not as predictable as I thought it would be, and it’s nice to see that the siblings are pretty close to each other and not bickering assholes. Also liking the little bits of the players and getting to know them and the coach. Hope the last half is just as entertaining.

It’s easier to sneak in a dog than a person, so am curious how that happened unless someone breached security and snuck into the dome after the fact. Just realized this was only 8 episodes so at least we will have some answers next week.

This episode would extremely anxiety inducing, yet I couldn’t look away. It was so frantic and realistic what would actually happen if this happened in real life. I felt so helpless for all of those that were left behind, and could feel Cal’s helplessness as well. How awful.

I don’t know why the reviews were scathing but I thought this was pretty interesting. I never figured out who was behind this so the last two episodes dropped a lot of truth bombs. Why in the world did they try to move Mullen when there’s an angry mob outside his house? What a bunch of idiots.

This Evan Green character is so punchable, but pretty much on par with those mouthy talking heads who think they know everything. I just can’t stand him and want to FF his scenes. Still interested to see where this is going and if Mullens has dementia or if something else is going on.

I started and so far it’s kept me interested.

Of course the selfish billionaires care about themselves and Sinatra worrying about her family while forgetting how many people she’s killed. I hope they all die, and take Jane with them.

Wow, this firefighter singing the national anthem brought me to tears. Very beautiful.

What a fitting ending to this series. It was always about Johnny’s redemption path and Cobra Kai, and glad that the writers didn’t forget about that. Everyone got the ending they deserved. I also wondered why nobody mentioned the boat explosion, but I guess they thought of the villains as an afterthought that nobody seemed to care about in the end.

Nicely done with how they went full circle on Cobra Kai. I wasn’t expecting that at all, so it was a nice surprise.

That “wedding” was really cute. Also, Tori and Sam’s conversation was really nice to see. Who would have thought they would get here after the crazy past antics. Great character growth for both of them.