I also just watched Dance Academy and I could not stand Christian (or Tara for that matter). That anger will carry on during the actor's arc on The Fosters until he gets some characterization that clearly distinguishes him from Christian.

Maybe I'm just sensitive but I thought Toby covering his mouth so Emmett couldn't read his lips was exceptionally rude. And Bay not calling ahead seemed ill-advised. Basically I agree with everything you wrote. Keep up the good work.

Sharee is still on the show, but her mom seems to have disappeared into the ether.

You are correct. My mistake.

I get that. It's clear he has deep feelings for her, but it's hard to say for certain if she returns them to the same degree. It's my belief that she cares about him as much as she can right now, but that really does remain to be seen.

Hollan Rodan confirmed on twitter that Danny will not be present this season (or potentially ever again).

I was actually proud of the show for cutting the fantasy sequence before showing the father but of course as soon as she awakens she sees Emmett (I'm not against Bemmett children, I just think it's ludicrous to assume a teenage couple will stay together X years in the future).

I've made no secret of my feelings toward Wyatt (specifically his hair) but I realized last night why I like him and Callie together so much. For such a young couple, they have admirable communication and respect for one another. Wyatt was confused by Callie's sudden freakout and understandably hurt, but he didn't…

It took me a good minute to remember as well.

Wasn't she the intern having the affair with Coto?

Red highlighters are a (very silly) thing.

I think the real issue is that there aren't any LGBT main characters. Danny is a secondary character and so was Ethan, so I wouldn't actually expect much screen time devoted to their romance.

I just replied to someone that Jude's story and character and Wyatt's hair are the only reasons I watch The Fosters regularly.

While I 100% agree with all the praise this show gets for the great way it portrays fostering and the fantastic LGBT storylines, I still mostly watch Jude's story and Wyatt's hair.

Why would Gracie, as a nonclone, need a monitor?

This reminds me of the contention about the first Hunger Games film, with some calling it too bloodless because the director refused to show most of the murders directly, instead choosing to cut away or keep the victim out of frame.

You'd only be the worst if you'd managed to screw up the name of Chef Jeff's fiancee.

Ok, so I'll stick my neck out and be the only one to say that I preferred the longer SaB reviews but I recognize that these are changing times and will graciously accept whatever format is decided upon.

I've always known innately that Melody was a badass but I felt it nice of the show to make it overt.

Not even a humblebrag (just an out and out brag), but I was 15(ish) when that ep aired and I figured out they had jumped before the reveal because the cell phone Jack used didn't exist when the flight originally went down. I mention this only because I was ridiculously proud of myself at the time and DAMMIT OTHERS…