I think Alicia's going to have to be completely honest with Peter and stop trying to not "betray him", by revealing her true feelings.

I don't think that Finn will take away screentime or scenes with Alicia away from Cary in the upcoming episodes. I think that Cary will be developed into being Alicia's version of Will. It's been developing that way, since the beginning.

Same. The walling cry in the holding cell and that empty look in his eye of just knowing that he basically killed whatever future he may have had, due to one moment. I hope that he fights his family and new lawyer trying to get hi. Off by reason of insanity.

I think she and Finn will be friends, which will come from the horrible death of Will. Finn felt like he needed to talk to Alicia, due to being the one that was with Will as he was dying. He was the one by his side and he didn't really know him at all.

l was hoping that Hunter Parrish hadn't been the one that shot Will. It seemed like Kalinda was looking for evidence that would prove him not guilty. But it wouldn't have changed anything. He would still be responsible and pathetically miserable and Will would still be gone. We were never given answers but I think he…

For Alicia, it's the "devil you know " with Peter, that overrode the possibility of happiness with Will.
She's been so unhappy for so long, that she knows how to cope and react in that situation much more than letting herseld take the risk with Will.

And just so you have your dose of bitter tears for the day: Will tried to stop Jeffrey Grant from shooting, and that’s how he was fatally shot.

He DOES have a beautiful ass. It's high and firm.

I think the oldest child, the daughter is going to be like a mini-Mellie and will be calling out her mother on continuing to stay with her father. She just looks (in those spoiler photos) like she can barely stand to be in the same room with her parents.

You'd think Fitz would be more careful about upsetting a woman who is that good at marksmanship.
See, I kept thinking that season three's finale would end with Mellie just losing what's left of her mind and shooting her philandering jerk of a husband to death. Then, Sally stabbed Daniel Douglas in the back.
I really…

VMars fans are intelligent, and should figure out characters and people will change in 10 years, even if their characteristics/personality is not much different, we don't have to assume they have to take on the same identity they had in high school. We're mature enough- and we can relate more to them changing over the…

It does sound gross, but IF Thomas hadn't given the backers what they wanted, which was Veronica failing to rise above her self-destructive choices aka Logan Echolls, they would have demanded their money back.

It wasn't cute at all for me, but I'm glad that the die-hard LoVe'ers got their paid wishes granted.

"Incredibly muted", but they still had him being the first to go in and start beating up dudes asses, in defense of Veronica.
Hell, they even had Piz get in the mix, with the comment about how "real men" fight.

"Sadly those kind don't sell to the Twihard epic love story crowd, the guy has to be a semi-abusive violent pratface to grab the attention."

Yes. She should know better, but she just can't help it.

Let's not forget him in his dress whites. Puhlease.
The woobiefying of "mature" Logan was still so over the damn top.
He's still bad for Veronica.

"Just because he's played by Russell Tovey doesn't make Kevin a likeable character. He's an even bigger jerk than Agustin"

Here's a link to an LA Times interview with Raul aka Richie.

Richie WAS way more suave, chatty and secure with Patrick in those beginning episodes. It was literally strange seeing him so confident with Patrick. He had this sense of self that was refreshing.