I thought this episode was great, a return to suspense, uncertainty and surprise.
I find it sad that some people didn't like it because the writers didn't want to kill off a baby, very perverse. I have a very good feeling about this last half of the season, it's gonna be great.

Caity Lotz can't act for shit.

She's looked terrible so far this season (did you see her arms in the hospital bed!?) but recent pictures/footage shows her looking much healthier. Also I think she's a pretty good actress.

The Nostalgia Critic's review of this is and always will be one of the funniest videos on the internet.

Oh Hi Mark

Gays deserve acceptance just as much as you do.

43 minutes?

He was pretty unpleasant to Barclay

"giving Michael Dorn’s Worf and LeVar Burton’s Geordi larger, more interesting roles, both of which contributed some of Star Trek: TNG’s strongest ongoing plotlines."

It's sneaker night!

I lost my ipod classic that I bought in 2008 at the gym (or it was stolen..) and went on Amazon assuming that model would be dirt cheap now but it seems like the price has barely changed in 5 years!

Even a lot of very small towns have airports.

This was one of the most solidly comedic written episode in quite a while, laughed a many times. Really liked it, A episode for me. Ann actually made me laugh multiple times :O

SATC was a good show imo, very funny and with watchable characters. Still one of the best imo despite its flaws.

Not being bitchy but she isn't even pretty as that morning shot Russel Brand took of her showed…

You're deaf.

Ok but Katie Perry is still a disgusting plagiarist hack who won't ever be remembered in the annals of pop music history for being a truly good musician or popstar.

Vomits slightly…

You're right, it has held onto characters that don't really work - including April and Ann.

I actually liked her, I'm a fan of characters that require effort from the writers to make work and not such a fan of characters that are overdone and made obviously likeable - like Felicity - who is now fairly insufferable.