The resolution definitely felt a little too pat and convenient (Braugher speechifies and everyone changes their mind to stay), but the show definitely did have to address it or else there would have been lingering questions.

The resolution definitely felt a little too pat and convenient (Braugher speechifies and everyone changes their mind to stay), but the show definitely did have to address it or else there would have been lingering questions.

Oh come on - she's far from being the worst character on TV! (though she can be insufferable)

Oh come on - she's far from being the worst character on TV! (though she can be insufferable)

We totally called it that Rutger was behind most of the McClaren stuff, but you're right that that isn't REALLY what's sustaining us at this point.

We totally called it that Rutger was behind most of the McClaren stuff, but you're right that that isn't REALLY what's sustaining us at this point.

Don't completely agree with you, Miles, about the high school becoming unhinged from reality. Certainly for her blog to be THAT widely read and informing so much of the discussion is unlikely, but the speed and voracity with which damning portrayals fly in school atmospheres isn't far off, nor is it unheard of in…

Don't completely agree with you, Miles, about the high school becoming unhinged from reality. Certainly for her blog to be THAT widely read and informing so much of the discussion is unlikely, but the speed and voracity with which damning portrayals fly in school atmospheres isn't far off, nor is it unheard of in…

Need to take a moment to give Chehon props: Last week we wanted him out and then this week he delivers not only an amazing performance, but one of the best solos the show has ever seen. Crazy kudos to that guy for pulling that off.

Need to take a moment to give Chehon props: Last week we wanted him out and then this week he delivers not only an amazing performance, but one of the best solos the show has ever seen. Crazy kudos to that guy for pulling that off.

Actually really enjoyed this episode. While you're right that there wasn't quite enough time to let all the situations come to a simmer (the Dyson-Ciara stuff was out of the blue), I thought that the body switch-up produced a lot of interesting conflicts and brought some character traits to light.

Actually really enjoyed this episode. While you're right that there wasn't quite enough time to let all the situations come to a simmer (the Dyson-Ciara stuff was out of the blue), I thought that the body switch-up produced a lot of interesting conflicts and brought some character traits to light.

Disagree with you about Tara: I recognize I'm likely in the minority here, but I like what they did with her last season (making her more badass and less of a victim), so I'm interested to see what becomes of her now that she's what she hates most. Also, if it gives more screentime to Pam, all the better!

Disagree with you about Tara: I recognize I'm likely in the minority here, but I like what they did with her last season (making her more badass and less of a victim), so I'm interested to see what becomes of her now that she's what she hates most. Also, if it gives more screentime to Pam, all the better!

Agree that Skyscraper is terrible.

Agree that Skyscraper is terrible.

Just for clarification: Derek wasn't the Alpha last season, but after killing him in the season finale, he is now (which explains why he's going around biting people now).

Just for clarification: Derek wasn't the Alpha last season, but after killing him in the season finale, he is now (which explains why he's going around biting people now).

brayet: I literally started crying when I read that. Kudos to you

I don't think that it was the strongest episodes of the series, but I really enjoyed spending more time getting to know Kenzi. I kinda love that the show puts her friendship with Bo first - before all the romantic entanglements (so much so that Kenzi telling Bo to fight for Dyson and Lauren really seemed more about…