My friends and I desperately want Edith to run off to London and become a flapper, bobbed hair and all.  She improved a lot this season, and seems unhappy with where her life seems to be settling.  I'd love her to go and shake things up.  Also, have to say, I'm a little sad that we won't get to see the American…

Sadly, they all looked too cheap for me, all crappy metallics and tulle.  If I had to choose one it would me Mama Mikaelson, and that's probably because that was the one I could see the least of.

As to your second point, Matthew Crowley's bitch face bumps the whole episode up for me.  That, and Cousin Violet's puppet master manipulation on Cousin Isobel.  It's the little things I love.

It was the same motion that Mary did a few episodes earlier when someone asked her to keep a secret.  My guess is it's some sort of family thing, but I'll admit it wasn't terribly well established.

Uplar all the way.  It's what I put on when I'm dragging but still have more work to do.

As far as Edith becoming the soldier's favorite, PBS is trimming away scenes again, and some of those involved her doing things with and for various officers.  Nothing critical is being lost, but I hate that they're leaving out bits and pieces.  Branson had a nice little sassy line last week that got cut, and that's…

Sadly true.  My own Minnesota parents just had to get rid theirs, which I swear was identical Marshall's.

Huh.  I guess I didn't realize that Dessa isn't well very known.  Listening to The Current, a St Paul radio station, really throws me off.  I've been hearing this song since it came out, and I love it.  It's so nice to hear a female singer that doesn't make me want to rip my ears off.  I didn't realize she's mostly…

I never noticed it before, but Lena Horne kind of has crazy eyes.  Lovely voice, but I kept getting the feeling she was about to grab an ax and go to town.

That bwessed awaingment, that dweam, within a dweam…

They are hitting us over the head with it, but damn I love every scene that hammy bastard is in.  He's the only character I consistently look forward to seeing, probably because he has so little interaction with Henry.

Dear god.  My mind actually refused to allow the combination of Kardashian and Star Trek, and instinctively replaced it with Cardassian instead.

Rumpelstiltskin scenes are always my favorite, in any episode.  In some ways, I feel like he's in an entirely different series than Henry, one that's a whole lot more fun.  I also feel bad beating down on a kid, but man, could his character, like, go into a coma or something?  I don't actively wish him ill, I just…

It's the weather.  We get trapped inside for seven months of the year, and turn our energies to creative pursuits, like music, theater, and novels.

My guess would be that if the writers don't want her to have a baby, it'll be a miscarry, and somehow Barney will come out as the better guy after she goes through that hell.

I also mention that while I have never watched this show, I faithfully read each recap in order to learn the next adventure of Frank Fisticuffs.

The theme for Jeeves and Wooster always felt so classy.  And then it'd be followed by something like a blackface minstrel show.

Ok, along the lines of WHERE'S KATHERINE, I've been wondering about the whole doppelganger thing.  I mean, at first we all just assumed Elena was the doppelganger of Katherine, but she was also a doppelganger or else why would Klaus have wanted to kill her?  So my question is, who exactly is the original that Elena…

The one clue I thought of was if Charlotte is David Clarke's, it could explain why Victoria said she wished she'd never been born.  Every time she looks at her daughter she's reminded of what she did to the man she loved.

The fact that those are totally not honeycrisps irritated the hell out me.  Also, if she was really claiming that those have been around since she was a kid, I call bullshit.  Honeycrisps weren't released until 1991, and it took a while for them to spread beyond Minnesota.  Yes, I'm a nerd about my apples.