Very interesting on Portland. I wonder what they have going on up there?

That they showed… it is edited. Nina could had said something but they may have edited it out for drama and effect. Of course it was probably negative anyway so I guess it is the same result.

I'm late to this episode but Daniel has cried a ton on this show too. But I think his tears in Berlin were from seeing the wall. The art on the wall and what it all means. I think it touched him in a way that opened his eyes to the struggles others have faced. He has commented a few times about how his life has been a…

Stupid. Shouldn't there be a law in Hollywood that says, "Thou shalt never remake a John Hughes film!"?

I totally missed that. I have it DVR'ed so I can go back and watch it over and over. I imagine I'll catch more of those tidbits.

I was shocked by this episode. From the moment Lucero got hit in the head by the truck it was non-stop nail-biter. I thought the nastiness that Lucero showed at the beginning of the episode was interesting as they slowly made us feel for him, forgive him, and want him to live.  But honestly, I kept thinking, 'Don't…

Thank goodness I don't watch this show for its intellectualism.  :)

This is one of the few shows that makes me laugh out loud. All the time. I may tee hee at other comedies but this, along with The Middle, make me laugh with joy. 

She sounds a lot like my niece actually. So maybe my niece's life-long accent from NC is fake. I don't know.

Back to the Minors… lol. His work on The Shield was great too. I think it was almost better there than Justified at times.

I'm not sure… I know it is mentioned above but Layana is a mixture of soft and hard. Like you know… soft and hard. She likes the soft but she likes to mix in something hard. Just so we're clear.  I swear if she says that once more… and I know she will.

Maggs was awesome. I could not get enough of that season. Even now when I see her on other shows (The Americans) I love her. I think Justified opened eyes as to her acting. I'm glad she's getting work.  But that season was amazing. I did like this one better than last season though.  I found the writing better this…

Walton Goggins needs an Emmy. I don't know how we campaign to get him one but he needs it.  I know he's been nominated but how does he not win? The reference to The Shield above and "Family Matters" made me tear up instantly remembering how he went out in that show.  And he was good for his small part in G.I. Joe too…

Of course! It is never Boyd's fault. Ever. But then Boyd would have been caught too I'm sure. They knew that's where they were headed.

Um….  oops?

I thought the movie was fun. I don't take G.I. Joe very seriously - it isn't like the actors are hoping to win an Oscar from it. Dwayne Johnson was enjoyable - as always. The whole mountain side ninja fight was ridiculous and cool. And honestly I'd be ok with Storm Shadow getting his own movie where he's shirtless for…

My boyfriend and I both commented on it. It was different. It threw us too. Very strange.

This episode wasn't my favorite by any means but it is still always funny.  I don't know what Part 2 will bring us but we all went "awwwww" when we saw Cliff walking out, hand-in-hand, with Cassidy.

My 73 year old mom watched this episode with us (me and my 11 year old daughter). She loved Daniel's dress and would have loved to wear it.  My daughter loved Samantha's dress & instantly wanted to see if Lord & Taylor had anything similar. They didn't. She hated all the dresses they offered for her age group…

"You're going to be inspired by the iconic Lord and Taylor rose" Somewhere, Ven is experiencing an emotion not dissimilar from disappointment. Or he's power cycling, whichever.