Unless ABC Family really loves ASP and wants to continue the creative partnership, the show's gonna need a ratings miracle to be renewed.

I also look forward to a non-inflated HIMYM grade!

#teamGinny. So sad we've only got a few episodes left.

This was a great episode, but part of me isn't really enamored with Tascioni. Always felt like a cop-out character to me.

I mean, Bunheads is Gilmore Girls 2.0 without the immediate Lorelai-Rory relationship (although that is obviously developing with Michelle-Sasha) and with capable actors (i.e., not Bledel).

So yeah, weird stuff with the calendar not showing on-click. The div "tvpopup-calendar" is still there within the code (and just hidden), but there's some interceptor that's causing an error before the onclick() event can fire off.

Maybe, but not enough for me to want to actively want to watch it though. I'll stick with my ABC Family Mondays (and cherishing the last few episodes this world will have of Bunheads).

Waiting for the real power rankings…

Here's the error:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'trackSectionClick' of undefined
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CBS Monday?

Hopefully they'll come up with some backstory, like one of Leslie's plans ruined Jamm's dental practice temporarily, or something.

If the number is right, I could see FX picking it up to go alongside their syndication of HIMYM.

You mean P&R's "vastly" improved numbers?

I think the correct statement is, "reasons I should add cable [when TBS picks the show up".

Is it darker, or just lacking that emotional beat that made the show what it was when it was great?

Another reason why I love this show:
In the pre-title sequence, the writers were playing with us when Ginny asked Michelle to demonstrate the relevé (since Sutton Foster isn't trained in ballet like the Bunheads are). It's kinda like that Suburgatory gag when George and Tessa both came out in bath robes when the…

Yep.

A perfect low-key TV evening would be comprised of Switched at Birth, Parenthood, and Bunheads. Definite debate between Bunheads and Parenthood as to which one is the best of the three.

I agree completely. Although to add to that, Melody is parlaying a sort of selection bias, kinda like preaching to the audience that doesn't need to hear the message sort-of-deal.

@Mytly: Time to introduce another rich character…..