Okay, you got me. ::Sob::

I enjoyed that exchange between Crosby the married family man and Oliver the narcissistic rock star. A small clash of realities.

Agreed. Ed only exists as a romantic possibility for Julia as long as she feels trapped and lonely. Fix those things, and Ed gets his just desserts—I mean, Ed just gets his desserts.

It's been mentioned that maybe Adam and Kristina will buy it for their charter school. I'd rather it was a home, but at least it's still in the family that way.

Somebody didn't get their nap today.

Oh, definitely, yes!

Arf!

It's been mentioned above that Drew has chemistry with everyone and probably with trees.

Slow down just a doggone minute.

I think their fingers were almost having sex.

Lol.

Off the subject, your puppy pic is too cute! FineLeatherGoods wants to play!

It seemed like the end of each season was a renewal nightmare, with a small core of fans screaming for more. Much like Fringe.

I'm tempted to change my avatar to "Lyla", just to argue on her behalf every week.

While I sympathize with your leanings, joelsucks, I don't think Julia is very far from longing for Joel and family togetherness. Julia's not actually going to fall in love with the headmaster. She's just a sexy thing made sexier x 10 by getting her hands on a legal challenge, and she's finally come alive after a long…

Hank's big speech was less than earthshaking—but—one step at a time, right? Or one foot in the mouth at a time, depending on which ep we're watching.

My favorite theme this ep was Zeek's and Camille's plan to move. Camille is having second thoughts now, which makes sense, given how hard she had to dig her heels in to get Zeek to even consider selling. Zeek finding a sweet nest and taking Camille to see it reminded me that, under all the layers of life, these two…

The house won't sell. Crosby will figure out a way to buy it. He and Jasmine will agree to keep the GTO in the garage, and Zeek will still work on it with Victor until it's finished, which will be just about the time he gets his drivers license. I dream. I want something good to happen to Victor.

A great complement to Drew's introspection, if a little on the far side of giddy. When Berto said his parents were psychiatrists, I laughed my coffee up my nose.

There's a lot at stake here, having a fling with the person she has just convinced to be headmaster of the charter school? Yikes!