And peas and carrots.

From an emotional standpoint I think he'd want to do it, but from a logical, tactical standpoint, I think Elias would know better than to trust and/or help Samaritan.

He also probably wanted to find out if Elias made it out before he died.

Violence, thievery and "sowing of discord" were just below betrayal.

I have never ever ever liked Zeek. I don't see any redeeming qualities there.

If all of the stuff going on with Max wasn't a factor, then Adam would probably have a point about them leaving their daughter with some behavioral issues alone as much as they do.

"Candid" being defined as taken without permission or respect for privacy.

Oh man, now that the idea has been planted in my head, I don't think I'm going to be happy unless the finale is that flash-forward. Possibly including Dylan having become a madam because her attitude towards sex/men was distorted as a teenager.

And she's managed not to kill her mother yet.

She could at least make a distinction that yes, it's a wonderful thing to be able to express your feelings, but screaming at people because they don't share your feelings is not acceptable. But then hell would freeze over.

I didn't even think of that while watching, but now that you mention it, it's baffling.

I think he feels like he's the most stable person in his family (between his parents, himself and Amber) so it's up to him to be responsible because the others are too flaky to take care of themselves.

I still don't think I've totally let go of my anger about that one.

Alan Cumming also did a MacBeth as a one-man show.

It's definitely strange to me that he's made very little progress over the course of the series.

I think he reverted to that "robotic" mode because his routine was thrown out of whack and he couldn't cope with it.

They did address it by having Cary say they purposely left that place to get a fresh start, not to just run back there, but Cary's opinions don't carry much weight at the moment.

Yes! He's adorable!

I think it works so well because there's nobody there to shut him down, so he gets to expand upon his thoughts and go off on his Raj tangents, rather than being mocked and then keeping quiet.

Her view might have been colored by the fact that it was Karen. It might have made it seem worse to her.