I noticed the switching back thing too, but the episode in question is also a "Thanksgiving" episode, and I thought we were in the middle of the summer in the Hamptons? That made me think it was another Revenge Flashback (or maybe flashforward?) Episode.

I noticed the switching back thing too, but the episode in question is also a "Thanksgiving" episode, and I thought we were in the middle of the summer in the Hamptons? That made me think it was another Revenge Flashback (or maybe flashforward?) Episode.

How do you define kind of gay? Last season he was grand marshall of the pride parade gay. Did you see his scenes with Nolan and the way he practically drooled every time the guy looked at him? Mason was way gayer than Nolan last year, and that's saying something.

How do you define kind of gay? Last season he was grand marshall of the pride parade gay. Did you see his scenes with Nolan and the way he practically drooled every time the guy looked at him? Mason was way gayer than Nolan last year, and that's saying something.

I found the target commercials more confusing because they expected us to believe that Nolan would ever shop at Target. And that's just silly.

I found the target commercials more confusing because they expected us to believe that Nolan would ever shop at Target. And that's just silly.

"He doesn’t say a word until the very end of the episode, and his scenes are easily the strongest of the episode."

"He doesn’t say a word until the very end of the episode, and his scenes are easily the strongest of the episode."

As discussed in the previous episode's boards, this episode was the show's test to see how it handles the dreaded filler episode, and it failed miserably. I think another part of the problem with the hallucinations was that it did nothing to raise the stakes. They tell us what we already know, and since they're only…

As discussed in the previous episode's boards, this episode was the show's test to see how it handles the dreaded filler episode, and it failed miserably. I think another part of the problem with the hallucinations was that it did nothing to raise the stakes. They tell us what we already know, and since they're only…

"Yet while Elena’s remorse and distress over killing Connor felt
completely in character, having him be the first person she kills and
mourns feels like a bit of a cop out."

"Yet while Elena’s remorse and distress over killing Connor felt
completely in character, having him be the first person she kills and
mourns feels like a bit of a cop out."

Sue's "Urethra Franklin" was the single best thing I've heard all week. It was horrible and the meanest thing ever, but I laughed so hard at it. There, I'm ashamed of myself, but there you have it.

Sue's "Urethra Franklin" was the single best thing I've heard all week. It was horrible and the meanest thing ever, but I laughed so hard at it. There, I'm ashamed of myself, but there you have it.

Wait, is no one covering tonight's new Glee?

Wait, is no one covering tonight's new Glee?

"Carter fucked up" is always the safe and fair way to go. I can't wait to see what his situation looks like next week with the only person who took him at all seriously now gone.

"Carter fucked up" is always the safe and fair way to go. I can't wait to see what his situation looks like next week with the only person who took him at all seriously now gone.

I originally assumed that the person that flipped and voted for Jeff was Penner (it was obviously Skupin but when the vote happened I was sure it was Penner) so after seeing the reveal at the end, my revised opinion is that he was trying to avoid a tie while assuring that Jeff (or Pete I guess) goes home and he can…

I originally assumed that the person that flipped and voted for Jeff was Penner (it was obviously Skupin but when the vote happened I was sure it was Penner) so after seeing the reveal at the end, my revised opinion is that he was trying to avoid a tie while assuring that Jeff (or Pete I guess) goes home and he can…