I don't think she was actually being serious when she said that. We all know Danny would never leave her to raise their kid alone, so I took it as Mindy just needing to reassure herself of that despite knowing full well what his response would be. Also, it led into that joke about her only being able to keep her…

I doubt they'd leave full time gigs just for this, especially as they could easily do both. Wayans is already fielding offers for pilots.

He's on an upcoming Fox sitcom called Weird Loners. It premieres March 31.

They didn't add it to her script. Writers get given a story document which outlines the story that they must turn into a script. This is why Jane then has to write the death scene…

I laughed so much at Catherine frolicking around the castle with her ghost twins when she has about five other living children that she never spends any time with. That ending with her and Diane was great and felt very Season 1.

So you checked out at the end of the episode…

No movement? We found out how she disappeared and we got to know her captor - that's plenty of movement. TV is full of procedurals shows that tie up stories by the end of the hour, Scandal just isn't one of those shows anymore.

Not sure it's possible to fake a bullet hole in the head without time to apply makeup etc. This is Scandal, though, so I'm not ruling it out either.

In order to pull something like this off, the show would need the actor to be locked into a contract as a series regular, but Drew Powell's only a guest star. It seems to me that the writers are just throwing various possibilities out there and have yet to decide how things will actually pan out. If Powell gets upped…

Unfortunately, I don't see the show returning during the main season. I think a shorter summer run like Beauty and the Beast's is more likely, which would mean a fourth season isn't guaranteed unless its performance warrants renewal. Although, at the moment, I'm just happy that the show has been renewed.

I only realised during the end narration that Andrew and Zelda have those names because it makes them an A & Z. What a mindblowing series finale (for me).

Being on Glee this season wouldn't have prevented her from getting this job so she's not really sticking it to Murphy, but I get what you mean…

It's never a good sign when a character gets the screentime of a series regular but the actor is only a guest star…

They wrap filming in the next few days. I'm guessing, other than the low ratings, Casey's pregnancy was another reason why the show didn't get a full season. If they decide not to write the pregnancy into the show, it's nothing some baggy clothing and deceptive camera angles can't hide.

It's not so much that they've decided to take Sunday nights off and more that they know there's nothing that can be done to improve it. If a show like The Good Wife isn't pulling in good numbers, nothing else is likely to either. ABC and NBC also struggle on Sundays because competition from cable is too strong.

Fogleman's the showrunner so he didn't disappear after the first three episodes and leave the writers of episode four to turn the ship around (no pirate pun intended).

They've released some of the songs on iTunes. I'm sure they will all end up being a part of one big collection at the end of the season.

These reviews always talk about the couch gags cutting into the runtime but that's clearly not the case - unless a gag needs to be used in a specific episode because it's connected in some way, the gags are usually added afterwards. They intentionally use long couch/credits gags to pad out an episode when it's too…

It would also make his narration of Jane's life suddenly very creepy.

I hope not. It would be weird if he turned up in the flesh since he's an omnipresent narrator.