When I first read your comment I thought you meant that it was affordable at Kids R Us because they have BOOGERS on it. haha

That facial tick that Black Jack has where he snarls and then sucks on his front teeth makes me want to commit violence.

I was cussing at that Jerk last night. “Kick him out, Joan.” “Shut up, asshole”. “Kick his ass out, he’s a piece of shit.” “Fuck off, Richard”. Then he left and I was proud of our Joannie.

Sally doesn’t hate her father. She is very much a daddy’s girl. I hope that in Matthew Weiner’s head that Don does go back to New York and take care of his kids because they want to be with their father. Bobby also is close to Don and Gene knows who his real daddy is even though he never lived with him.

Also a big risk for Peggy just in case the production company would fail. Joan has money but Peggy wouldn’t have a safety net.

Claire would have never returned to Dougal to marry him nor would she have gone back to Lollybroch. She would have gone back to Craig Na Dun and taken a trip back through the stones.

I can compare the books to daytime soap operas. You are hooked because you really love some characters and root for them. But there would be no story line without minor characters causing trouble. Jamie and Claire seem to always find trouble. It gets old but you are hooked so you keep reading and become increasingly…

My mother had to stop reading the books too because they were repetitive. I was so tempted to stop as well but my emotional investment in Jamie and Claire is the reason why I kept going. But there are certain characters in the last books that I hated and resented for existing in her books. You know how she would…

I think so far I don’t mind it. Mostly because, as a writer, Gabaldon has no concept of editing. This way the show is going it seems like they could finish in 16 episodes for this season.

I was yelling at my tv, “kill him Jamie! Just kill him!”

Since the second half of the season deviates from the book quite a bit I am interested in seeing how the story plays out between Black Jack and Jamie while he’s captured and following his rescue. The first time I read the book I had such anxiety because I was pretty sick of Gabaldon torturing her main characters. Her…

I get lost in his face/body while I am trying to watch the show. I’m always missing the story due to my daydreaming.

I am 100% sure I could have kissed Sam more passionately than she kissed him.

I was born in 71. My middle name is Lynn. Am I ahead of my time?! I actually do not like the way it looks without an E at the end so I sign it Lynne. To me it looks complete.

As good a writer Gabaldon is with her descriptions and story telling is, my one complaint about her is editing. FTLOG you hit it on the head about the 8 pages about a blade of grass. Some books are upwards of 900 pages and it’s could have been cut down significantly. I would skim through chapters too just looking for…

I have a thing for red-headed men so I thought he was handsome in that movie. He didn’t age well, I guess. At first I thought the character was Mr. Noodle from Sesame Street.

I was looking forward to this episode mainly because this is the first time that they tell each other that they love each other. No more of Claire being insecure about his intentions to marry her and not Legohair (that little twat).

I didn’t really care for Jenny in the books. Especially after she rats out Jamie in the second (?) book. As far as the show goes, I appreciate and abreviated version of the arguments compared to what is written in the books. It seemed to me that Diana would take up pages of their arguments. The one between Jamie and…

Some of us are complaining about too many breast shots and not enough Jamie's butt. Thoughts?

Fair's Fair, Ron Moore. For every shot of boobs we get a shot of Jamie's bum.