Last week's episode was the first and only one that has ever felt like it didn't "fit."

I know that I'm in the minority, but I've loved every single episode from every single season.

Forgetting that Tatiana plays Krystal got me too!

I'm a woman, so I didn't think that they were clunky at all (especially given the current political atmosphere, in which coverage for pregnancy/childbirth were knocked into "optional" territory for health plans to cover (according to the Senate version of the Bill) but coverage for Viagra remained mandatory.

I really hope that the "cure" they worked on together also works on "the Castor glitch thing," but I'm a bit confused, as of this episode over how it might be best administered.

I'm quite clear that Ira's message to Cosima that "Your people wish you well" probably indicates that he's Mrs. S's secret source.

The weird thing about Delphine's dress (if you're into fashion over the centuries like I am) is that it looked so much like a wedding dress, rather than looking like something someone might wear when "dressing for dinner" during the 19th century.

I don't suppose that roles in motion pictures (IMDB has quite a few listed as being in "post-production") matters to you, but are you entirely certain he won't return to either show?

Supposedly, we may get a Helena-centric episode to "wrap things up," and I can't imagine Amelia's death not being part of what Helena has been writing in her "memoirs."

It actually felt (to me) like Helena has finally entered a more peaceful place than Sarah has (which makes sense, given that she almost died on the island with only Kira's love and admonitions to keep her alive, let alone her current desperation that Rachel has encouraged Kira to test her ability to heal by cutting…