Why would the show be ruined for you, if they move too far away from "Fertility isn't The Point?" (from your comment in a subthread below)

I think we need a reviewer who still likes the show, at least a little. You don't have to S the showrunners' D's, but slogging through week after week of your detailing your hate-watching will get old quick.

Possibly the cutest TV baby actor ever. I'll have to think more about that, but he's clearly top 3!

I did the same!! Several times. The entire gauze meeting was solid gold.

Morgan's character delivers some of the BEST lines, and I find his repugnance just as hilarious as (alley-dwelling, sewer-hunting) Beverly's. I don't understand your issue with the character.

Well played.

Oh yeah…Heath exists. They're not doing nearly enough with him! But maybe he'll emerge as a leader once they kill off the loose-end Alexandrians.

It took me a tick to remember who Jessie was when I read your comment! But I know her very well by face, and the Dr too, even if I can't remember their names.

I didn't recognize Spencer either. He was just some random guy until people started calling his name. & I forgot he was Deanna's son until she came around thanking everyone.

I'm wondering how the heII Glenn didn't get bitten when Nicholas' body was laying across him crossways, essentially only covering his torso (instead of lengthwise, which is the way I imagined in my mind these past 3 weeks).

Agreed. This would have made more sense. And we would have had the payoff of actually being surprised by his survival.

This Pitney Bowes one would have to be the worst - "Is it Always Illegal to Kill a Woman?"

As Roger was being so "understanding" with Shirley about her resignation, all I could think about was this: http://hypervocal.com/wp-co…

It was my favorite line of the episode (the S.O.B.)! I rewound that little tussle 5 times just to hear it. It was jarring, but I think that's what made it so funny to me. & the Luke/Nolan kid's acting is SO wooden. I want him to get better because i love his character.
& I disagree with half the posters here—I think…

I don't think the symbolism of NPH being the "real dummy" was as obvious and overwrought as you do. Otherwise, I agree with everything you said.