so we know that Kip isn't the soul of integrity as he likely wasn't using that $100 grand to repeal gay marriage. What was he going to use it for, then?

also, this episode would have been epically improved if he'd taken his bestie Star-burns with him, like in real life.

I didn't enjoy this episode at all after Louie left his daughters.
This is probably because I'm a woman, Canadian, agnostic, vegetarian, pacifist, etc., and naively don't understand the whole "war" thing. And feel free to impugn me because evidently most of you disagree, but I just didn't find it terribly touching…

I don't find this show so much funny as I do bitter and cringe-inducing,
but I enjoy it all the same. I like the Fiona voice, and even though
she's such an unlikeable character, we've been given reasons to
sympathise with her anyway (sexless marriage, awful mother).

I always wondered about the third slayer, due to confusing dialogue detailed above, so thanks all for setting me straight on this.

better
this was much better than it has been in a long while, but that's not saying a lot.

Always loved her on Sabrina. I distinctly remember how good she looked as her doppelganger in the black vinyl catsuit in that episode with the enchanted typewriter when Sabrina was having trouble in her creative writing class.
That sentence made me sad.

silas
I have never enjoyed Nancy and Silas more. The well-crafted tension seemed dropped in from another show.
Don't like the Andy or CEO plot lines. And for the first time in a long time I felt sympathy for Shane.

mmm sobotka
the only thing sweeter than Andy is having Nico Sobotka on this show!
Clearly not everyone feels this way, but I don't really care what Weeds does if they keep Pablo Schreiber around for awhile.
That said, I'm kind of excited to see Nancy dealing again.

sad to see it go
I've enjoyed this season, and Collette's fearless performance. The show just kept getting better, it's a pity that improvement wasn't rewarded with more viewers.
Thanks for assuring a decent conclusion Todd.

the epi pen
Jackie took more than one epi from Zoey's boyfriend. Were we to understand she injected herself with one before her walk home through traffic?

I liked it
I liked the lighter moments (secretary Thor, Coop's toys), I like creepy Kelly Slater and that Jackie called him out on it. I liked that someone suggested to Kevin that he cheat on Jackie and that he said he chose that piece of work (this has to have some weight later on).
And mostly I liked the last scene…

but that establishes she'll have to get DIFFERENT roommates

Zoey getting roommates
Could she live with Ted's future wife?
It seemed too erroneous to mention without it having weight

I registered to celebrate this!
I've been lurking on the TV club for eons and the news of Fringe getting renewed made me celebrate.
That said, I could do without the sentimentality of Fauxlivia and her baby. I like the baby as plot point mostly. Also, I counted its toes when they took its blood sample.