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I hate to be completely shallow but if anyone can identify those boots Liv was wearing in that scene with Jake, I will be forever grateful!

I am not a lawyer but have way too many friends who are, so the playing fast and loose with the law is irritating. Plus I graduated from the University of Law and Order law school so I know my procedural law! The lighting was better this week but they need to turn on a couple more lights, really annoying. Yes, it's over the top but I'll watch it for a while. I've fully learned my lesson by now with Shonda Rhimes shows, they are great until they're not which is usually midway through the 2nd season. But maybe since she's not writing this one, it might make a difference. He certainly has studied the even ridiculous story lines of the other shows. I agree the wig or whatever on Viola Davis is not a good fit, hope they fix that. Otherwise, she's doing a good job with the material she has. The 1Ls are still blobs to me, don't know their names except for Wes and that's strictly by accident. The twink line was hilarious to me for some reason, way to be insulting guy whose name I don't know.

I can understand having doubts and being nervous about getting married, I suppose that's normal. BUT Penny/Leonard being nervous because they both think they have nothing in common is a huge problem! If they are worried about why they are together, then getting married isn't the fix. I know I've been wondering why they're together since the beginning, and I have no idea other than she's pretty. Whatever. As per usual Amy/Sheldon....zzzzzzzz. As a personal pet peeve, I completely hate it when couples try to say they have a "better" relationship than someone else. I smirk when I see that, it's so childish and insecure. Live your stinking life and how about you don't worry about another couple's relationship. I generally get the "protest too much" syndrome when I see those types of things. I know Sheldon says that that research can quantify it (BTW, anyone figure out if that was a real study?), but Sheldon is a jerky jerk and I refuse to listen to him about anything. Howard's story line was embarrassing. Not because of the Mars Rover bit, which was lame, but because the entire storyline was predictable and pointless. Oh BBT...

I was pleasantly surprised that I liked the show. Totally didn't think I would, which is what I get for pre- judging it, lol. I'll definitley be giving it a shot. I did laugh at "did they put me in charge of black stuff"... Completely related to that!

I really enjoyed when Nick, CeCe and Coach walked into the party, all the cops turned around, and it dawned on them that they were high with a bunch of cops. Nick's "I didn't think this through" was such a classic Nick line. Then Coach starts swaying and rocking cause it just hit him. Ha! Better than last week's episode.

Amy and Sheldon have an extremely unhealthy relationship, beyond ridiculous to me at this point. I can't stand it. But I did have a hollow laugh at the absurdity of them. She expects him to treat her like a GF and he's like "shotgun". Haha. She's laughably silly for sticking around. He’s so emotionally manipulative and a complete egomaniac, and she continues to be with him. Why should he change? Even if she does break up with him, would he even notice? I wouldn't enjoy a breakup anymore than I enjoy their "relationship". We'd have to put up with an episode or 3 of the hijinks from a breakup. With Amy as a regular cast member she's going nowhere, so their dynamic is here to stay. I've been on record saying please sweet TV gods, do not have them have sex. Gross. Not sex, that's cool, but Amy/Sheldon sex? *shudders* Penny did nothing to deserve that job, but naturally she'll be super successful at it cause being a pharma rep is just that easy. /sarcasm Howard reacting to Stuart and his mom was lame. He says nothing nice about his mother and acts like she's a huge burden but wants to begrudge her a friend. What a childish little boy. 3 more seasons and $1 million per episode for the main 3? Good for them, but the show is circling the drain. Hoping for some improvements.

Blah. I CAN NOT stand Jessica Biel so her presence spoiled the episode for me. Overall, it wasn't bad, there were some funny moments. Winston & the salt/pepper, Jake & his tap shoes, Jess & the fisting, then realizing what she was actually doing.

That would be the best!

They are going to give us the TV version of a sales rep not even a slight resemblance of reality (I'm guessing), so it's going to be extremely irritating for any of us with passing knowledge of what the job entails. Her job is going to be designed to create some DRAMA and COMEDY. It does help that Bernie is the one "getting" her the job, again something that stretches the imagination. Wouldn't she still need to interview and convince them she can do the job? Bernie isn't directly hiring her so she's getting her an interview. Basically, pretty Penny convinces them to hire her with no education and no experience. Cause selling cheesecake and selling pharmaceuticals...same same. TV writers don't know how to write real people's jobs. Even when they have "consultants" working for them.

I agree that the quality of the show isn't as good as it was in the past. It seems like quite a gamble for the studio to offer this much. Are their deals based on the studio estimating they'll make upwards of $1billion in the future? Is that based on the syndication deals or the current episodes that they will air? I have no problem with what they'll make. Sure it's major money, but if you can squeeze that out of your employer, more power to them!! Reminds me to ask for a better raise when it comes time for performance reviews at work!

UO#1: I find April to be a petulant, belligerent, hateful PITA. I don’t find her the least bit funny or charming. I don’t know what redeeming qualities Leslie sees in her, not to mention what Andy finds so great about her. Ugh and boo. UO#2: Making fun of Jerry is tiresome and unrelentingly mean and cruel. He’s so genuinely kind and caring towards these people, the way they treat him is shameful. The fact that he doesn’t seem to notice or mind the treatment doesn’t make it better for me. UO#3: I liked Ann. She never really had any decent stories nor did the writers know what to do with her. But I enjoyed her friendship with Leslie. UO#4: Leslie can be exhausting and unpleasant sometimes. I recently saw the episode where she essentially forces her friends to buy gifts to celebrate the most ridiculous events. The first time her mail lady delivered her mail? GTFOH! Love the show!

Top on my list is the END of the Sheldon and Amy. I don't need her to find another guy to date either. Can't she just say enough to the asshole that is Sheldon and develop a life of her own? IF she eventually starts to date again, fine. Any situation is better than the one she's in! But I don't like the implication that the women of the show are only relevant because of the men. I know I'm a little nuts, this being a Chuck Lorre show and all. But anything that ends the "Shamy" will be a winner for me. Lord knows I could not handle them having sex. So second to ending their relationship, I say absolutely NO to sex (not that I believe that in real life...) Perhaps Raj can evolve out of being a misogynist, petty man...I know, I know. Again, Chuck Lorre show! I'd also like to see the "baby" aka Sheldon not win so much through his bullying and whining. He's SO not funny anymore.

THIS x a million + 1. I think it's going to be worse than I expect. So what happened in "Pamela, Part I" was what exactly? Just boo.

I REALLY, REALLY wanted them to change the ending of the fight scene and not have my BF die, but alas. I was rather bored with the episode or perhaps was hoping for more excitement after a 2 week break. Sansa growing some cajones is nice to finally see - it's about time. if homegirl wants to survive the game of thrones she needs them. PS...Hey friends from that other site that doesn't exist anymore. Glad to be able to continue the fun.