I'm guessing that what happened to Dylan Baker's character is that the actor got work elsewhere and they had to scrap whatever plans they had for him.  Instead, we got John C. McGinley as Card and, I assume, a lot of what they'd planned for Dylan Baker they just transferred on to him.

I know, right?!  They always play Fiona's mistrust of the CIA as her being a nagging killjoy, but the woman has the right idea!  Almost all of them end up betraying Michael eventually; you'd think the rest of the team (Michael especially) would've caught onto this by now.

I know, right?!  They always play Fiona's mistrust of the CIA as her being a nagging killjoy, but the woman has the right idea!  Almost all of them end up betraying Michael eventually; you'd think the rest of the team (Michael especially) would've caught onto this by now.

I have a feeling the stuff with Jesse's feet will come back in the second half of the season.  He probably will get an infection, or some other similar problem, and it will be an obstacle for them while they're all stranded in Panama.  And hopefully we'll all get some more of the actor who plays Jesse (can't recall…

I have a feeling the stuff with Jesse's feet will come back in the second half of the season.  He probably will get an infection, or some other similar problem, and it will be an obstacle for them while they're all stranded in Panama.  And hopefully we'll all get some more of the actor who plays Jesse (can't recall…

I'm surprised no one's mentioned the flowers yet.  Oh my god, so many flowers.  Mia Michaels clearly needs to break out of her symbolism comfort zone.

I'm surprised no one's mentioned the flowers yet.  Oh my god, so many flowers.  Mia Michaels clearly needs to break out of her symbolism comfort zone.

I was surprised by how quickly they got Annie's sister out of the picture, and I do agree with you that her relationship with her sister was an important part of her character.  But I was always pretty bored whenever they had a scene together, and I feel like they just kept repeating the same conflicts over and over…

I was surprised by how quickly they got Annie's sister out of the picture, and I do agree with you that her relationship with her sister was an important part of her character.  But I was always pretty bored whenever they had a scene together, and I feel like they just kept repeating the same conflicts over and over…

I decided to try posting this here, thinking it might get some responses since White Collar is another USA show that airs on Tuesday nights.

I decided to try posting this here, thinking it might get some responses since White Collar is another USA show that airs on Tuesday nights.

Yeah, that didn't make any sense at all.

Yeah, that didn't make any sense at all.

Actually, they did do that a couple episodes back.  She was positive he was the rapist/killer in another case, but turned out to be wrong.  She got into a lot of trouble for her actions.  Although you are right, they walked it back from the ledge and didn't have her lose everything then.

Actually, they did do that a couple episodes back.  She was positive he was the rapist/killer in another case, but turned out to be wrong.  She got into a lot of trouble for her actions.  Although you are right, they walked it back from the ledge and didn't have her lose everything then.

"Exeunt, pursued by Russell Crowe."

"Exeunt, pursued by Russell Crowe."

"Learn the wrong lesson" is exactly the right phrase.  I feel like this is the same problem that the producers on "Project Runway" have had since they moved to Lifetime.  Everything that's made each one of those seasons less than stellar just gets included more in the next season, making it even worse.

"Learn the wrong lesson" is exactly the right phrase.  I feel like this is the same problem that the producers on "Project Runway" have had since they moved to Lifetime.  Everything that's made each one of those seasons less than stellar just gets included more in the next season, making it even worse.

THIS.  So much this.