When the Machine told them to stop looking for Shaw, I'm betting that it thinks that it is going to eventually be to Team Machine's advantage that they don't retrieve Shaw yet; perhaps she will do more good being right in the Samaritan stronghold? And maybe it was the Machine's intention to have her there.

There are clips available of the scenes that had to be cut from the finale because of time restraints (Seth meeting his grandson, etc.). There's one of her siblings basically roasting Sarah on her past love life. One of them brings up Mark Cyr, and Crosby says something like "You're still wanted on charges for that,…

In an interview, Katims said that's pretty much why he put that in there.

I had thought at one time either Amber or Haddie. But then Haddie apologized to Max and blew that out of the water.

The sad thing is, I wouldn't have been surprised if that had happened.
Oh Kristina, who are we going to mock now?

For all of her insanity and can't-stand-her-ness, she has sure injected a lot of unintentional humour into the show.

I had to rewind to make sure it was actually Jason Street. If Tim Riggins had been sitting at the table too, I think my mind may have exploded.

I think the flash forward was about 3 years in the future. So it was probably up until she met Jason Street (after Kristina cured him of his paralysis).

They didn't in this episode, but they did earlier in the season when Zeek was recovering from his surgery. I remember part of it was him telling her what a great mom she was (gag).

I totally agree with you about Ray Romano. I think in many ways he was one of the best parts of this season; I preferred scenes with him over anything with Kristina and/or Max.

Katims said in an interview that the baby was their biological child.

A nice compromise would have been Jasmine hitting the ball for a home run, and knocking Kristina over at home for blocking the plate (as K would probably do). Sweet justice. But I did think it was dangerous for anyone to be around her with a bat.

I would have to say that this episode hit the nail on the head, except for the usual cringe- inducing appearance of Kristina and Max.

I agree about Jasmine. She may have interfered a bit, but she was doing it for the right reasons. And then you have Kristina interfering for selfish reasons. I was almost hoping for Jasmine to call her a hypocrite.

I agree. The moments with Sarah were just wonderful. Whether it was her scenes with Amber (how did I not know Lauren Graham could sing, and why wasn't that one of Sarah's many careers?), or her scenes with Zeek (reminded me of my own dad before he passed away), or her scenes with Hank (what a great couple they've…

I loved the Sarah/Hank scenes this week:
- Sarah talking about it to her mother. I agree with the reviewer, that was so well done.
- Hank talking about Sarah to Max (although I could have done without the "I like silence better than Aunt Sarah's voice". You're really saying that, annoying-spoiled rotten kid?)
- Hank…

I think Kristina had visions of Adam being a slave to that joke of a school of hers.
Adam, stop trying to please others! Crosby, use the insurance money and build another dream. Why do Crosby and Jasmine keep guilting Adam into doing what they want?
And all Adam has to do is "crunch some numbers", and all of a sudden…

I would expect Bear from POI to win best tv dog. He helps catch bad guys and can act sick on command. - there's really no other choice.

Leonard Nimoy: A solar eclipse. The cosmic ballet goes on.

I believe I read that Nolan never really intended for it to be a trilogy; that was more of a CBS promotion.