Kirshner just deferred acceptance to law school so ya, I'd say her focus is elsewhere.

Don't think Delphine's that keen on Shay.

Shay, Cosima and "in your dreams"? ;)

I know that Alison and Donnie are big time fan favourites but I prefer the Cosima/Delphine relationship. There was so much potential here and if Evelyne Brochu's schedule hadn't been so busy I'm betting we would have seen some really crazy science that would have propelled the overall storyline immensely.

Pup! I think I first saw her on, "Night shift".

But she has an affinity for sharp objects!

Helena's going to be an interesting mother.

Although much of this show has been about the clones, which I've enjoyed thoroughly I think it's Delphine's journey that will ultimately be the most compelling aspect of the series.

Even Sarah Manning always carries a tampon.

Delphine will approve.

I lost interest in the first five minutes and stopped watching. This has happened to me for every HBO/Showtime release since "Shameless" (yes, even GoT didn't do it for me but then again I don't like that genre). I will try again but somehow I doubt it's going to catch my interest. I can't quite put my finger on what…

She's has an old soul.

The power in Perry's hand when he placed it on Celeste's neck…shudder!

Tennis anyone?

The film was an odd plot device to get Hannah to re-think her relationship with Adam. Not sure yet if it works or not. I do know it's awkward as hell though.

Many shows start with people driving because that's what people do, especially if they live in the suburbs. No one on "Girls" is in a car unless they're going out of town.

Part of her divorce settlement?

The therapist for Perry and Celeste is played by Robin Weigert. Fun fact: her father is a psychiatrist.

They did get the random part of the RCT right but then again that was a major plot point - changing who got the drug instead of the placebo.

I wasn't aware of this connection between Joan Crawford and Pepsi-Cola. I'm curious to see if this thing will be carried through in future episodes. Oh, and I laughed out loud when I saw the Pepsi commercial that aired towards the latter part of the episode.