Ya, just, yay to Fringe being back…..and Walter calling Astrid "Afro".

Ya, just, yay to Fringe being back…..and Walter calling Astrid "Afro".

The Anne Romney sketch was very good, can't say that I felt that way about the rest of the show.

The Anne Romney sketch was very good, can't say that I felt that way about the rest of the show.

You guys always help to clarify small but significant points. : )

You guys always help to clarify small but significant points. : )

Thanks for that

Thanks for that

you're probably right, wish I had put that together

you're probably right, wish I had put that together

Baker Street Irregulars

Baker Street Irregulars

Unfortunately I missed Fringe last night, getting ready for Starfest 2012 Denver today. John Nobel was in the line up and I was hoping that I would get to see him…..and as I was leaving the hotel he walking along the front entrance and I stopped to chat with him for a few minutes. I asked when filming would begin…

So where do we go from here? The final shot of the building/compound in the distance was intriguing. A prison?

I think in might be "Inspector Lewis" for Mystery.

Since I watched both "Walking Dead" and" Downton Abbey" last night I have to remark on the resemblance of Laurie in Dead to Mary on Downton. Also, Violet comment to Sir Richard was the most priceless moment in the show. I will miss this show, o well, we will have Sherlock in a couple of months.

I agree that Daisy's stance has gotten annoying but I think the idea that her character has scruples and that they were compromised by coercion, has left her felling extremely guilty and undeserving of accepting the pension. C'mon girl, you gave William a few happy moments. Hope she will reconcile herself to that.

plausible, considering O'Brien set this into motion.

but the gesture meant something to Robert!

The Major may be an officer but he's no gentleman. Yet his attitude is not out of line with the times and the status he enjoys. Ethel was just an amusement, no consequences for him. Rat!