Seriously. I'd totally forgotten she was going to be in this episode until she appeared. At least she was only there for a few seconds.

I'm genuinely happy to be married but that kiss, and the later conversation where they admitted having feelings for each other, made me miss the butterflies of a relationship just starting out.

My husband and I recently saw it in 3D and it held up pretty well. It's worth seeing that way, I'd say.

Same here.

Sutton Foster in this would mean no Sutton Foster in Bunheads. That's not an alternate reality that I'm okay with.

I first read Wizard and Glass while away at college and separated from my boyfriend at the time. I totally bought the "first love" thing. In fact, knowing what would eventually happen to Susan meant I had to put the book down for a while, because the whole idea was just too traumatizing to me. So I think I was…

Heh, I actually fell asleep during the rerun and didn't see the end. Realized I didn't care, and that I pretty much never care how Castle ends. So apparently one outcome of the bombings is the realization that I never care who the killer is on Castle.

I'm not sure that they ever aired it here in the Boston area. I had DVRed it and the description referred to a bomb, but the episode recorded was really, really old. It had Kimber from Nip/Tuck and Nathan Fillion was skinny.

The writing is… not great. But I feel compelled to finish it.

The last few books aren't that great, but Wizard and Glass remains one of my favorite books ever.

Trying to get through the final Wheel of Time book. At the rate I'm going, it may take me all month…

How is there no talk of Heidi's outfit and make-up in this episode? I think it was the worst yet. I don't know how anyone could take her seriously as a fashion judge in that.

By the time I watched the episode and read the review, there were 7 pages of comments. Now there are 9. I couldn't bring myself to read all that, either.

My first exposure to Vincent Kartheiser was as Connor on Angel. It took me a lot of episodes of Mad Men to get over my complete revulsion every time he was on screen. Now it's just mild revulsion…

Totally agree. She could be half of a really great partnership. It's too bad that that didn't manifest on the "teams" season. Instead, everyone just stayed away from her and let her do her own thing, afraid they'd get dragged down with her.

Yeah, that's what I'm wondering. I'll have to check out the discussion.

Was Lana not drinking supposed to imply something, or was she just being professional?

That seems like a really non-ideal way to transport someone down a hallway…

Also Nicki's boss (and lover? almost lover? can't remember) on Big Love.

Given that the weather guy basically ends that clip by saying a website can do his job, I think he'd agree with you.