i wondered that too! that would’ve been the best plan...my guess is that they wanted them to be in the first class suite, so they felt that she had to buy a first class ticket on that flight (remember it was the only seat left on the flight).

maybe jane really, really wants to work from home so listing it twice still counts. the sex in a first class lounge the day before a flight seems weird, do they really let you hang out at the airport in advance unless your flight has been delayed? also, i don’t buy dropping 11 grand on a ticket, no matter how many…

boy oh boy.

From the first episode. He can't remember her birthday and the only thing he had going on was couch time. He's always been the worst.

i love seeing characters from ABG pop up on here…like germy Patty as the real-estate agent. Also, Chad's delivery is just great, that railing line had me cracking up, his interaction with Issa all were great.

those hosts were the worst…and besides the pre-packaged bts footage, it really wasn't worth the time. they never had good questions, fawned all over the guests without delving any deeper.

i know this wasn't an official backdoor pilot for that firefighters show, but the firefighters were pretty weak this episode. i still don't understand how they didn't get to the actual source of the fire until stephanie and that girl were almost dead. the meredith riggs stuff was really sweet, it was actually sweeter…

that actually makes sense. I'll do a rewards of the episode.

I loved each of the episodes spotlighted here so much! Eating my way through any part of Italy is a dream, the inclusivity of the NY episode was great and important during these interesting times. Finally, Angela Bassett…need I say more?

yes! i loved that shot, Alice's past was literally coming between betty and alice!

i was not a huge fan of this episode. i feel like they waited too long to bring the sister back, even though it was clear all the way from last season that they were going to bring her back. there was no reason for stephanie to leave the safety of the room…at that point, after setting that man on fire, there was no…

i highly doubt it. this show has been off the rails for a while now, i don't have hope that they'll actually stick the landing. the moment they started spending more time at the white house and less solving cases of the week, or helping out random senators and citizens, the show has been a mess.

-i really hope they don't kill stephanie, that would really do a disservice to the character who is so strong and self-assured, that being murdered shouldn't be her punishment. i'll actually be okay if she decides that she just needs a break from the hospital as a whole and moves on.

i'm crossing my fingers for a return of tripp. i hadn't realized how much i missed his presence until he popped up on my screen.

honestly, in his current iteration i'm okay with him being back in the "real world." we know how much whedon loves his redeemed bad guys (angel, spike) so i kind of see a place for new ward on the series.

another trump-like mention bakshi offering to take that make-up woman "furniture shopping" they are not holding back on the current administration and i like for one like it.

they didn't even give us a chance to at least feel a little sorry for maggie before she kept on her path of being the actual worst. she didn't have to take over the surgery, that wasn't her place, but when you're the worst, you're the worst especially on grey's. i've only been back to actively watching after a five…

wasn't maggie's dad white the last time we saw him? or did i imagine an episode where he came to town with flowers and balloons.

the first person i thought of when i heard the premise was joan rivers, especially the part about making it to carson.

are maybe instead of a couple being "endgame" they could just write them as a couple, doing couple things. though the breakup could be because iris and barry have zero chemistry. did they skip over that part when they were casting? b/c there is 0 heat between the two.