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THANK. YOU. Ugh, that's the new "jump the shark," with "filler" running close behind. Awful.

I already thought that was bad enough, but reading this in the review:

Thank you. After watching the episode, I've been reading reviews and recaps, and not finding any that mention him, when he was a clear standout. I was glad to see yours is the first comment.

The first several paragraphs are the best written and most entertaining thing(s) I've read on the site in some time.

He was fine. The show was terrible.

I admit, I only watched this because Colby Keller is dreamy and I wanted to see if he could act. I wish I hadn't, because the show was depressing as hell. Not in an interesting or illuminating way, just a gawk-at-a-trainwreck, wallow-in-human-misery way.

Well, of course. Actually, this may be that day, since there are several films telling predominantly African American stories that are getting a lot of buzz this year, with Fences and Hidden Figures also in the mix. I would also it if they overshadowed BoaN as well, especially Hidden Figures, a film about smart black

I disliked Nate Parker long before I knew about his history of rape, because of his history of being a homophobic asshole, so I would love it if his film, which was supposed to get all the buzz and accolades this year, is ultimately overshadowed by a film about a gay black man. Moonlight is getting such wonderful

Goodbye, show. Like your characters, you weren't perfect, but I'll miss you.

As someone who watched every episode when they first ran and had a lot of fondness for the characters, even while recognizing the show wasn't very good, I would recommend "Before and After" (everything the show should have been in a single half-hour), "Scorpion" Parts 1 and 2 (the series' best two-parter, which fully

I know "Timeless" is usually cited as Voyager's most noteworthy time-travel episode (when it's really just doing what DS9 did far more successfully in "The Visitor,") but one of my favorite episodes of the series is the highly underrated "Before and After," which finds Kes traveling backward through her lifetime. Kes

Actors don't actually choose and submit an episode until they receive the nomination. The nominating stage is really general season-long work/popularity contest voting. The submission episode is what they're judged for in the final round.

MAURA TIERNEY!!!!

I love this show so much and am really going to miss it. That's all I have to say.

At least he's recurring, so we'll still see him, probably as much as Mindy's best friend Gwen!

Yep, exactly the first show that came to mind. The order completely threw the character development out the window ("Mean Girls," the third episode written, actually showed June and Chloe becoming friends…so of course ABC showed it 17th, halfway through the second season) and didn't even serve much of a point since

So funny that they reused it from a previous episode. A year ago, Rishi told her that based on her entitlement she was the whitest man he knows, so I don't know why she was so offended when Jody said the same thing.

I watched every episode and enjoyed parts of the show, but this episode really drove home that a lot of it simply didn't work for me and I'm fine with this being the last episode. When I'm actively rooting for the main character to lose, it's not a good sign.

Well, it's been officially renewed for Season 5… A year ago, when Hulu picked it up, I was thrilled. After seeing how season 4 has gone, my reaction is far more ambivalent. Sad.