I think they had to many opinionated writers on this one episode since it was oddly proportioned. And to add Ricky Schroder (Mike Doyle) in to ruffle everyone's feathers was too much. Keep with regular special ops- they can blow people up with out added mayhem. I know they will have a few limp episodes betw. the real meaty ones from time to time so I shouldn't get worked up. My hubby and I record it and watch it the next night and it is funny how many times we stopped it to make comments on what was happening. It showed how some are so involved we don't dare touch the remote. This one didn't hold the normal impact.

It was a very revealing episode. Got some of my questions answered and of course added some new ones. I guess that is what makes the addiction. And Parkman got some peace of mind to his anger. As for Nuke boy, I'm glad they have him contained. I wouldn't want his powers at all. Poor Claire though, she gets her dad back, but leaves him and the rest of her family. I am still anxious for her to meet her Petrelli father. I wonder how long they are going to drag that out for. Sometimes is gets exhausting with too many characters and waiting for their connection to be pieced together

The ups and downs of dating have an effect on you. Even after the "I do". Watching these people and seeing the fine lines drawn in steps of courtship is hilarious. I can relate to so many of the aspects they go through. That is why they have a hit show, it is relatable. Or gives you very good advice on what to avoid. Many of those have peaked their ugly head and the outcome is something we want to see others do and laugh, but in our life... not happening. Barney is one that is out there and being red flagged to all the female gender. Sadly most guys aren't as cute as him-ouch.

One of my fondest memories of Hugh is in 101 Dalmations as Jasper. The one scene in particular is the stocking that Horace and Jasper share for a few seconds and Jaspers reaction of "get your own", makes me chuckle just to make note of it. He played the role with the right amount of "Jasperism" to make is memorable. I envy the fun of actors like Hugh. The crowning role is House, to play a role of such intelligence and sheer rude behavior, and to get paid to do it. Hats off to many years for House to stay on the air.

It was a good friend that is very much missed. We fell in love with each of the characters and got to know their idiosyncrasies well. It is not like our lives paralleled theirs. It was the humor of situations that we fell into and could relate. The reason for watching tv is to get away from the normal of everyday and see perspectives that are different or sometimes similiar but with opposite twists. I will watch Friends over and over for it's humor and an envy of a group of people that had a connecting relationship that I could only dream of having.