The Penny/Leonard storyline is entirely ripped off from Friends (and possibly other things as well, so cliched it is a storyline). Boring! And considering Penny/Leonard has been there since the first episode really, and is supposedly MEANT TO BE and all that jazz, it's pretty sad it's the shallowest in the show and…

they better be doing the nasty by the end of the movie.

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Mellie was on fire. That was a really great scene. Love her <3
I like seeing sassy Rosen again. Hope he drops by again.

Smash's mom was not underappreciated, I don't know anyone who watched FNL and didn't love her. (The actress, however, probably so).

"The title of this episode is also the title of the series finale of My So-Called Life, which Jason Katims got his big break on. I wonder if he has any opinions on whether Angela ended up with Jordan or Brian."

Yeah. I still can't believe how much less the actresses for Amy and Bernadette get comparatively.

I don't know why but there's this moment at the gun range where we just see the Holt's head against the side of the booth while Terry tries to stall that I just laughed and laughed at.

idk, i actually enjoyed the little bit with Bert and Diane with the candy.

Any word said aloud multiple times sounds like a made up word.

For a moment there I totally thought, 'hey, you go girl, getting a guest spot in two different shows on the same night!'

Yes. It's really weird. This show has the ability to write interesting character building things for Watson and Sherlock, and I will continue to watch the show for that,, yet when it comes to the procedual side of things, the actual murder motw themselves are more often than not lacking in complexity and/or interest.…

That is still a really dumb title for an episode.

wth is up with the name of this episode? WTH

I thought that was pretty apt for Leonard, who always has been portrayed to be a guy who finds Penny's attractiveness very important in their relationship.

I agree. I really enjoyed her interactions with both Derek and Meredith as well. And it's especially annoying since her death will be used as nothing but as a character growth or whatever for Smash.

Brooks was the only intern I gave a crap about, so it really, really, really sucks that her death is played as being a sad story for the other interns there and a guilt trip for Smash.

Weird to talk logic in an episode like this, but it felt weird to have Kevin stand in for Ruxin wrt Rafi. Sure, it was only for a minute of so, but it still made Ruxin's non presence stand out even more, because it would so have been Ruxin instead. He's still on the show right?

Which sucks really because Elizabeth is pretty awesome, and I would have liked seeing her around the show for much longer.

It only wasn't a complete off the walls flaming trainwreck because the entire season had been so awful it wasn't even a surprise that it was an off the walls flaming trainwreck.