"You look like you're afraid" would've been a great alternate title.

I like her too, and I think she does care about him and is good for him (certainly better than Raquel.) But I don't think she chose him because she had a troubled background too - she doesn't know anything about his troubles, other than that he burned down his house.

I like her too, and I think she does care about him and is good for him (certainly better than Raquel.) But I don't think she chose him because she had a troubled background too - she doesn't know anything about his troubles, other than that he burned down his house.

This is what I'm talking about! I definitely thought this episode was a return to form for the show.

This is what I'm talking about! I definitely thought this episode was a return to form for the show.

Agreed, re: Reilly. She's giving such a great and realistic performance. Congrats.

Agreed, re: Reilly. She's giving such a great and realistic performance. Congrats.

That might be something a more predictable show would do, but this show (in the first season at least, and here and there in this season) has shown a willingness to take risks and embrace the darkness.

That might be something a more predictable show would do, but this show (in the first season at least, and here and there in this season) has shown a willingness to take risks and embrace the darkness.

Well, he basically made Intolerance in order to get rid of the stench of racism that was wafting around him since Birth of a Nation.

Well, he basically made Intolerance in order to get rid of the stench of racism that was wafting around him since Birth of a Nation.

Does anyone else remember her short-lived legal procedural, Justice, also starring Victor Garber? Used Warren Zevon's "Lawyers Guns and Money" as a title song, which immediately gave it an awesome opening credit sequence.

Does anyone else remember her short-lived legal procedural, Justice, also starring Victor Garber? Used Warren Zevon's "Lawyers Guns and Money" as a title song, which immediately gave it an awesome opening credit sequence.

This was another great ep, for me - after last week's hiccup, we're back to the quality of "What's Your Damage, Heather?" I freaking love Boo and Carl. That is adorable, and so real. And I think Ginny freaking out and the "bra code" are fantastic too. Keep on keeping on, Bunheads. Don't get cancelled, please.

This was another great ep, for me - after last week's hiccup, we're back to the quality of "What's Your Damage, Heather?" I freaking love Boo and Carl. That is adorable, and so real. And I think Ginny freaking out and the "bra code" are fantastic too. Keep on keeping on, Bunheads. Don't get cancelled, please.

That's really funny, cause I was just thinking I laughed way more at this episode's than I did last week's. Maybe I find drama amusing?

That's really funny, cause I was just thinking I laughed way more at this episode's than I did last week's. Maybe I find drama amusing?

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I cannot believe that Chuck Norris is 72. It just seems more and more unfair that Marvin Hamlisch was taken away from us so soon.