I was definitely on Crosby's side on that one.

I think the idea is that he's so stuffy/repressed that he couldn't bring himself to wear anything but a suit.

She won't leave. Yes, Diane loves Kalinda, but I don't think Cary will ever totally trust Kalinda, even if she did do everything she could to help him get out of jail.

I never understood Lindsay's acceptance of his proposal. When I re-watch, it makes me twitch, because I know how far downhill it's all going to go…

I've been rewatching, and I just got to this episode.

They planned for her to die at that point because Taraji P. Henson only agreed to sign on to the show for a few years. She wanted to be able to do other projects.

So she's Sci-Fi's answer to Fran Drescher?

A little part of me is saddened every time they say something like "New York is gone" or "Old St. Louis is destroyed" even though it's not real, haha…

I agree that the mythology should have been explained more.

Or that she's satisfied that her master plan came to fruition.

I think I'm developing an ulcer trying to determine how I feel about Bay's decision.

Yes, she is—or even when she's just completely awkward, like she was with "Kenya."

If you look at the population in general, it seems that on the whole there are a lot more lesbians who wear pants as their day-to-day clothing than gay men who wear dresses as their day-to-day clothing, so I think it reflects that.

She had better not use it to bail Daphne out. I'll have an aneurysm of my own if that happens.

Apparently the law says under 16 is statutory rape.

True—but no sorting!

I'd imagine it's kind of a non-event when all of your clothes are white.

Oh, alien girl, you not die? Me too!

I don't think you could hire people who don't feel pain because then they wouldn't know when they're on the verge of death. It would just feel like another Tuesday to them.

Or a cornea, if you're Castithan…