Sadly, I have to agree. I never watch previews, so I can only hope this week gets them back on track.

I think they knew exactly what they were doing.

Just be glad she doesn't 'ejaculate'. (At least not in public.)

Ok, I just want to go on record that the fifth episode was Castle at its best. Wacky, light-hearted, with memorable guest characters and an intriguing mystery.

Was I the only person thinking that there would be a different red herring? As soon as Abigail was introduced next to stepmom, I thought there would be comments about how unlikely it was that wife no. 2 would tolerate hot younger nanny around. That's why my initial suspicion was that they were in it together.
Well, the…

It was also poison that landed her in the pen(itentiary).

Thank you. I thought it was a brilliant choice for the character. I found the way he was barely holding himself together at the police station far more affecting than any overt emotional outbursts could have been.

Completely agree with you. You can enjoy something despite being aware of its flaws (see: this show). I don't think Amy anticipated that it would seriously spoil all future appreciation of the movie for Sheldon (and the guys). Which is, of course, ridiculous.

Well, for once either of the love interests is prejudiced and full of pride. It's not that one character represents the one flaw and the other character the other. That's just lazy simplification.

Shouldn't that be Jonny Le Meunier?

I think Lecter playing the Miriam recording over the phone and
displaying her arm in the observatory was his way of telling Jack, "Yo,
THIS is how one properly fucks with people."

@Kumagoro:disqus  While I can see where you're coming from, I'm kind of stunned that you seem to miss the irony in using the Ned example, of all things.

I felt so knowlegable to remember the word 'dirigible'. Then I came here and went what the hell is a blimp?! #notanativespeakerproblems

Yeah thanks. It's nice that you engage in the discussion. We'll be back in the fall. (Which I'm not happy about. White Collar is such a summer show. Just like Game of Thrones should air in the winter. Argh.)

Agreed, that was a damn snappy dress and the hair worked for the outfit. But her usual overblown curls are ridiculous.
When a couple of episodes ago Diana sported a similarly huge do, I was terrified that it was spreading. Fortunately, next ep she was back to her sleek ponytail. But there is at least one seriously…

Oh no, I'm not going to read this! I hate spoilers, hence my no previews/casting announcement articles policy. I prefer to be taken by surprise.

Yeah, I was really happy, they made James the bad seed. And I'm excited to see how Elizabeth is going to react. While she will release a shitstorm on the bureau no matter what, I hope she'll work together with the others. There already were a couple of instances this season where she made it clear that Peter and their…

They could always form a Leverage style combo (as in Burke's Seven) to fight corporate evil in the name of justice.
Not serious, of course, but Reese telling Peter that he is the law could have made me a little uncomfortable, were Peter not the embodiment of 'the good cop'.

Fair enough. In this case I hope he called Diana the minute he recovered. James would have been gone either way, but at least he would have acted.
White Collar usually doesn't do big time jumps, maybe next season is going to start with a chase.

You forgot bis polyglot language skills, including conversational Swahili.