Where do I give this an A+?

It's all a blur to me. Ok I'm leaving now …

- "What's gotten into you Finn?"
- "Everything"

I still can't decide whether I really like or disliked this episode. There are so many scenes were this could have gone completely off the rails but somehow the direction/performances managed to salvage it.
I initially had the most problems with the scene were Hannah has her big "epiphany." Watching it I thought…

Dougie is amazing whenever he is onscreen. Also who doesn't love that haircut?

Why do people like Mumford and Sons so much?

My favorite episode of the series so far and surprisingly my favorite moments of the episode were the ones with Jessa and Thomas John. I've always liked Jessa as a distraction but she really acted the hell out of that fight. Hey Lena is now also a DGA winner, making every other twenty something in America feel like a…

That was perfect!

Russell, Rhys, Phil Collins and TUSK! Yeah I'm watching the whole season. Also Felicity and Ben 4EVA!

Just finished watching it and agree that it is the best episode the show has ever done. Knockout scene after knockout. Everyone brought their A game.

Next week's episodes of Girls and Enlightened are already on HBOGO. Just in case no one has mentioned it yet.

Repetition is bound to work.

BRING BACK ELIJAHHHHH! 

I was expecting Stefan to twist Rebecca's head around 180 degrees a la Bill and Lorena in True Blood. Then I remembered this was the CW and not HBO. Although True Blood is seemingly written for/by teenage girls with ADD.

BRING BACK ELIJAH!

I can't wait to see this. Leaving now

The use of compulsion as an expository tool was really clunky in this episode. Like 100 times more clunky than it usually is, but at least we got Elena more or less telling Stefan that he is boring and depressing. So kudos to that. Maybe he'll get back to being interesting.

The New Normal is truly dreck. Oh Ryan Murphy how I love hate watching your shows, but The New Normal is not even bad enough to hate watch.

Does Enlightened actually get better? Now there's a show who's main character I found so unlikeable in the first couple of episodes that I just wasn't interested in continuing with it. I found its focus on Amy's point of view claustrophobic, which is intentional but still not necessarily something that made me want to…

Brian M that's an interesting point you bring up about the previous scene where Elijah tells her to be true to herself. I took that to mean that Marnie was finally not lying by admitting to someone that she felt extremely alone despite seeming to have her shit together all the time. I am a self-declared Marnie…