If Kira doesn't go all Carrie from being captured, I'll be so sad. :(

Most awesome death ever will be Bran.

Actor playing Scott has lost a ton of weight, hasn't he?

I'll bite! Have Pops in some kind of health situation, and Erica decides to stay at a local uni to be near. Not necessarily living at home (see Brick and Sue on the Middle), but close enough to come home or meet up often. Or better yet, have Bev at the dorm or apartment ALL the time. :D

Maybe they can all graduate h.s. together. Get an apartment, and morph into Three's Company. :p

Wait…my husband and I BOTH thought Erica was graduating this year. She's not? But isn't she older than Barry, who's been driving over a year now? Like some of their 80's references, the time angle is all skewed on this otherwise brilliant show.

Decent episode, but I couldn't get past Julie's obviously recent facial plastic surgery. cweepy.

I cheered when she issued the demand for a divorce. About effing time!

until the stock market crashes and The Great Depression sets in in just a couple of years…

God this was awful, and I LOVE Martha Plimpton! Sorry, no go.

Super glad to see Diane taken down a few notches. Long overdue.

I'm just a summary reader too. And I have to laugh at Shonda. She somehow manages to create great first and second seasons of shows, then always falls into the abyss, and people fall for it each time. And her hatred of men is off the charts.

I looked it up. Next episode is 90 minutes, last episode is 120 minutes.

No shout out for Mulder and Scully's crossing flashlights creating the iconic "X"??? Come on now!

Lennon Parnham killed it. As expected. She's comedy gold!

Plenty of reason. Could she 'inherit' his 'right' to that home?

didn't do that for Gwen, though…

Daisy was a raging narcissistic simpleton long before Bunting entered her life.

Good God, could this show get any more tired, random, or make us like or even sympathize with Alicia any less? Really, why ARE any of us watching? it's so crystal clear that the Kings have lost it. They can't recover the heartbeat of this show that we loved so much. Will was it. Period.

This show is more and more reminding me of how society has lost the art of delayed gratification. What with first the onset of microwaves, then personal computers, then smart phones, now smart watches…and Twitter, we want everything YESTERDAY. Not a complaint at all (or I wouldn't still be watching)…just an…