I don't think Reagan is interesting. And I find Megan Fox annoying and talent-less. But I'd almost rather sit through all her Transformers scenes than watch more Nick/Jess storylines. The previous ones were really unbearable. I think those characters are terrible together and bring out the worst in each other. But…

Yep. It wasn't any good when it was Schmidt and Cece or Nick and Jess. We don't need a 3rd round of will they won't they with main cast members. I was finding myself really impressed with the writing staff's decision to recognize what wasn't working and drop it. It made for an incredible season. Sad that they didn't…

Oh. I didn't know she's pregnant — Because the less I know about Megan Fox the better. When they drew attention to the pashmina, I thought they were trying to hint that the character was pregnant.

IMO, Nick and Jess are each better with anyone other than each other. This has been a great season, I think primarily because the Nick and Jess romance was shelved. I'm disappointed they've brought it back.

I saw that differently. I was actually surprised at how convincingly Jeff said that was what he wanted, and that the only thing he'd change was to add a dog. He seemed really sincere.

> “Is this really what you want?” asks Dream Annie.
> It’s an excellent question, and Jeff doesn’t have much of an answer.

Especially the final elevator shot. That was so completely unrealistic for paint. It would have had to go through the guy. But perfectly mimicked action film splatter for a head shot.

His gun wasn't unique. Both had a yellow gun, but basically the same style as everyone else.

No thanks. I'd rather see more of Annie by herself or Annie and Frankie or Britta friendship. With Abed, it tends to seem like she's a stand in for Troy.

Annie only goes for Abed when he's pretending to be someone else.

Exactly this. At first, I thought it wasn't him, because he has green paint at the end. Then on rewatch I noticed that he ran out of paint before he fled. So I guess he refilled with green (which he got where?). But why did he need to run out of silver?

Yeah with studio execs and contracts, sometimes writers are forces to wait until an actor is available to write the character out.

"You'd think a police department with professional investigators would know better, but it honestly wouldn't surprise me if they didn't."

"In fact, everybody switched gears between Adaline and Juliette rather quickly too."

I'm willing to give a guy a pass for temporarily losing his sh!t with his ex if she set his mom up to be murdered.

Nope. Earlier than that. I realized it as soon as they arrested Kenneth. I started laughing, and my boyfriend was all "what's so funny?" And I explained they were arresting a guy that fit the rough description of their Jack the Ripper. I was briefly looking forward to seeing Kenneth find out he was being framed.

I could buy that she was too far outnumbered.

And I'd rather have character endings that are fitting to the story than fitting to the actor's schedule.

Didn't Renard say something in one episode about not knowing how to contact his mother?

"Less satisfying is the way Adalind’s able to explain it immediately when neither her mother’s book nor Henrietta could, but oh well."