Without Wiley's kids, there would have never been Glenn Childs the Talking Lion, which was perhaps the show's greatest comedic moment.

I think she'll be forced to change her identity and go back on the run again. The real question is why; it would be too predictable for the evidence-tampering to be the reason. What would be awesome (and an extremely jarring surprise) would be for her to be charged with the murder of Nik Savarese.

She already pulled a similar maneuver, when she was Leela Tahiri in Canada.

Definitely digging the Prady character; I think he's more complicated and principled than Alicia wants to admit to herself. I'm really worried about Kalinda. That woman in Trey's dining room was his sister, yes? If so, who was this "cousin"? I'm hoping it wasn't her. Her scenes with Cary were terrific.

Yes, this. Prady's story—being pressure to run by a political insider and only deciding to commit after feeling some line had been crossed—was a perfect parallel to Alicia's own decision to run for SA, and she realized that right after he walked out the door.

I'm young (<20), and I'm a humanist/atheist with a very liberal Catholic mother and also very liberal mainline ministers for paternal grandparents. It's not the fire-and-brimstone hate speech that turned me off to religion; I became very well acquainted with Christianity before I decided it wasn't right for me.…

"We're all making do!"

I really liked the Geneva Pine character, I always wondered why they didn't do more with her…

I saw that, and I fervently hoped that wasn't where they were taking things with these two. There's already enough ceaseless promotion of parenthood in this show (and in television in general) as it is; I really don't think April and Andy would benefit as characters from going through such a formulaic plot device.…

I hope we can get back to the park now that Leslie's off the City Council.

And Zach Grenier is still doing an incredible job as David Lee. "What, I don't rate?"