This episode was a really good reminder that you should not get married just so that you can have sex. I know so many people that pulled an "Alba" and…it almost never ends well. I've personally always had an issue with the whole "precious flower" analogy on the show and felt that feminist Jane would never follow that.

There are two babies that play Mateo and one is a girl. They are not siblings either. Gina and Justin both posted it on their IG.

Oh, yeah. That's what I meant. Obviously, two fictional characters didn't ruin the season. The writers just didn't seem to know how to deal with their relationship.

I didn't mind Cece disappearing or coach being crammed in, but I agree that season 3 had a lot of other weaknesses than just nick/Jess. Jess's sister's horrible arc comes to mind. In general, I find that most shows do the whole "will they, won't they" thing really well, but fail when it comes to actually having their…

I read that David Walton signed up for a multi-episode arc, so hopefully this wasn't the last time we saw Sam! Personally, he was my favorite of Jess's ex-boyfriends and I loved the actor on Bent and About a Boy, so I'm always happy to see him back on TV.

I think the concept of the show is amazing, but the way it baits its audience is so frustrating. You already know that there was no way that that the guy is being caught any time soon and no real plot development is going to happen. Even the Adam reveal, they hinted at it for so long that it would have been much more…

Well, it's like that financial planner told them - they'd be doing great, if they didn't have 4 kids who are going to theoretically cost ~ $800,000 total in college tuition pretty soon. Add a house that probably costs a couple million, supporting Dre's mother and father, malpractice insurance, high taxes, etc., you…

Replying to myself to say I was partly right!! Good job, past Neha.

I totally think that's what Raf is doing too. Some of Petra's deviousness must have rubbed off on him!

I'm already mourning the John Cho/Jess romance that never was.

Wait…did Gloria leave her baby in a car? Can't you go to jail for that? Can't babies die from that?

The writers have said that when she loses her virginity, the opening credits will say "Jane the Virgin", with "the virgin" part crossed out. Kind of like what Cougar Town did, when the show stopped being about cougars. I think it's cute!

SAME.

I don't think she's his student anymore, though! That class ended last semester, right?

I saw that theory posted somewhere else and it actually makes a lot of sense. It would give her the resources to find and take out Mutter, one of her biggest rivals.

The fact that the girl from a secret life of an American teenager is now old enough to play a therapist makes me feel super old.

When I first starting watching this series, I genuinely thought that he was Scott Spedman with an amazing anti-aging regimen.

And the guy that almost called her a slut when he thought she might have slept with James Franco. Or told Mindy to shut up and leave the house when she called out his little sister for lying. Or wanted to keep their relationship a secret. Danny's always been a jerk! The writers have just given him something cute or…

True, but most Indians are Hindu and therefore, have Sanskrit-based names. There are a few south Asians (mostly Christians) that have westernized names, but definitely not as many as TV would make you think. I also genuinely couldn't tell what nationality Heather is and they've never told us.

Whose are the south Asian characters? I guess Heather, although Heather isn't a super South Asian sounding name.