I was really surprised by that hospital thing. They should've at least given a reason why he didn't mention it before or why they didn't go there before. But it's not like the show cares about the details that much.

This show has turned into a bad soap opera. Boring, slow and nothing happens.

I was like, what's up with that, then, ah, a dream.

For some reason, I felt that Amy from The Big Bang Theory is the older version of Sue.

I didn't get why the show would isolate Mozzie like that. It's been always fun seeing the interaction between Mozzie and the FBI gang. I wonder if that means the new handler won't last long.

Yeah, I don't think this was an A-range episode, but it's definitely better than the premiere.

I kept thinking during the episode that the show feels different this
season. I think the atmosphere of the show and the dynamics between the
characters are different, Anyway, the season arc looks promising so far.

LOL @ The Following comment. I barely could get through the pilot, and didn't watch any more episodes beyond that.

The whole part about the guy dying and his daughters reaction was stupid. I don't understand why the show would dedicate that much time to some random people appearing out of nowhere. It would've made sense if those people were in a couple of episodes or had some background story. I felt like laughing every time those…

Apparently the new handler is Warren Kole. I'm not familiar with him, is he any good?

The Crazy Ones feels like a show from another decade. It's getting very boring, and SMG is just bad.

Callaway was annoying and it's better she vanished. I'm guessing the reason she disappeared was edited out of the episode.

This felt more like a filler episode.

Or, enough scenes.

Peter suspects that Neal and Mozzie managed to spoof the signal of the anklet, so he replaces it with one that looks to be of a similar model. Um, so Mozzie can't spoof the signal of the "new" anklet, like, really?

I loved the ending of both Walt and Jesse. That was perfect. Jesse escaping the compound, screaming, was the highlight in the finale.

I can't figure out what this show is supposed to be about. Three episodes in and they all feel like filler episodes. Are we going to get 1-2 minutes in each episode for the long arc? Which is not even interesting.

Apparently showtime doesn't know when to end a show. The shows overstay their welcome, and the they don't even bother with stories anymore.  

I saw several negative reviews already.

I wonder how it will do at the box office.