Lets start with the obvious: Kitty's miscarriage. Probably my favourite storyline of the episode. Kitty has a miscarriage and the family is pretty much thrown into devastation. I love the way she learnt about it, nothing too dramatic like her collapsing or falling down some stairs, but the way most women tend to discover these horrible things. Nora's presence was perfect, I honestly don't think the presence of any other character would've really worked. I did let my mind drift a little and wondered what it would've been like if Robert was with her, or even Sarah. The storyline was well written and acted (especially on Calista and Sally's part). However Robert had me ever so confused, I was left going why and what?? Although, I did love the scene where Robert tells Kitty he wants to go to the DMC with her, aww... The last scene with Kitty and Nora was the best of them all though, I just love seeing Nora in scenes where her maternal nature is thrown out there. :)

Justin and Lena. Tommy and Lena. I think I would much rather put my finger down my throat than watch anymore of this storyline. Am I the only one who would just wish Lena would bugger off or die in a fiery car crash? I bet Rebecca does. Speaking of which, loved, loved Emily VanCamp in this episode. She can't do anything wrong! Maybe Rebecca will finally do something about Justin's addiction now she knows for sure. I hope so. I am glad that Becca decided to move home with Holly, I missed those Holly and Rebecca scenes, they are always wonderful.:P

Umm... oh, Paige. A little confusing, but very realistic for a child of a separating couple to rebel like she did, so I applaud that fact. Whoever said that B&S is too soapy is obviously speaking out there arse. For once I felt like giving Joe a hug when he agreed for joint custody. Hallejuah! The man finally came to his senses, but it's sad it took him this long, it took for him to nearly lose his daughter for that to happen. :(

But anyway, great episode, can't wait for the next one. I know it's very Justin centric so maybe we'll finally see him get confronted about his addiction.

Ahh, how I loved this episode, of course it wasn't the best of S2, but probably the 2nd best. The preview's had me all excited, and it sure didn't fail to disappoint! :)

How I hate Joe. Poor Sarah. This will sound immature and mean but Joe needs to die or something, I felt like jumping into the TV and slapping him silly when he laughed at Sarah when she came to yell at him having just found out he was planning this a month in advance. Rachel Griffiths, timeless. I really did cry at the end of the episode when Paige and Cooper went off with Joe. That scene with Sarah and Paige and the whole cellphone thing tore me up, no mother like Sarah should ever be separated from her kids like that. If anyone should have been separated from the kids, then it should've been Joe. After all he did cheat, he barely has an income coming in and was the one who wanted a divorce. How he got the kids I'll never understand. Maybe that's just my social worker point of view. I am really looking forward to seeing how this storyline turns out, it's gotta be my favourite at the moment! :D

Tommy, Tommy, Tommy. Bastard. I was yelling at my TV when he kissed Lena, you foolish foolish man! You can say goodbye to your marriage now mate, oh and if Holly finds out, she'll be eating him for breakfast. I did love Holly's line to Tommy in the last episode "I'm better at this" when she knew he slept with Lena, bravo. Here I was actually feeling sorry for Tommy at the beginning of the season, well mate, that sympathy is gone! And Lena... I hope Julia finds out, I really do, and if I were her I wouldn't take it, one divorce coming right up. :roll:

I don't really have much to say about Kitty and Robert, but I did love the scene when Kitty threw up in front of everyone. And Nora's "Kitty, when was your last period?" then getting all excited when she hung up. Oh and the pantry line from Justin was genius. My favourite line of the whole episode was definitely Justin telling Rebecca about Kitty's pregnancy, loved it! :P

Anywho, bravo episode. Particularly loved Sally Field and RG in it, wow, I have to go watch that last scene again and cry myself yet another river.

I am obsessed with last nights episode, I loved it to pieces. It made me laugh, smile, sad and clench my fists. :)

So lets start with the spa gals: Nora, Kitty and Sarah. This was my favourite story of the episode, I loved how Nora somehow managed to invite herself along, that was hilarious. Only SF could make that work! Getting kicked out of the spa in true Walker style for talking too loud was also great, and brought some much needed comedy to a bit of a sad episode. :(

Which brings me to Tommy and Lena. Oh holy God in heaven. First Joe and Sarah, now this? Yep, I don't really like this storyline, which is a shame because I liked Lena to start with and thought they could really take her somewhere, like perhaps a relationship with Justin instead of his married brother... But kudos to Patricia Wettig in the scene where she completely yells at Tommy about the whole thing, you go Holly, for once not being the bad ass in the story, and for finally giving PW some screentime in S2. :D

Kevin and Saul, I missed 2 of their scenes, so I'll have to go back and watch it later and report on it then, but I am loving all this Luke MacFarlane appearances, yay! :P

Justin. Oh Justin, Justin, Justin. He's gone back to his old ways, how disappointed I am. At the same time I also think it's a clever storyline, and very realistic. People come back from wars, they develop addictions for their injuries as Justin did, so it's great to see some of this awareness stuff happening on the show. :)

Next week's episode looks like such a treat, and such a funny episode. Channel Seven totally gave it away with their preview, obviously Kitty is pregnant, and the family gossip about it behind her back. I can't wait, but damn for having to wait a week to see it! Patience, patience...

Not as good as the previous two episodes, but still very good. I was so pleased Tommy and Julia are getting more screen-time, they really needed to take that storyline somewhere, with William dying, we all know that bad things just don't happen to TV characters and thats it, there is usually long-term consequences, and last night I finally saw one for T&J, she blames him, their marriage is falling apart, and from the preview I saw it looks as though Tommy might get a bit too close to Miss Lena next week. Uh-oh. :(

But where was Sarah in this episode? She had like 2 lines at the start and that was it? I really wanted to see what would happen between her and Becca or Joe. All I kept thinking in this episode was "Where is the lovely Rachel Griffiths?" :P

Justin. Oh Justin. Thank God he finally decided to take some pain medication, he clearly needs it! The whole Justin storyline was pretty good in this episode, I loved the beginning scenes with him in the bathtub and Kevin lighting candles. I nearly lost it when Kevin placed Wham! in the stereo. "Wake me up before you go, go!" Hehe, best moment of the episode. Great acting by Sally Field in this episode once again, and also kudos to Emily Van Camp. What do you know, the girl can actually act! :)

Last but not least, Kevin and Scotty. Oh damn, damn, damn you Jason, getting in the way of a possible Kevin/Scotty reunion, I love those two together! Plus I love Luka MacFarlane, he's always done wonders for B&S.

An American Family. I was completely blown away by this episode, once again it tops my favourite TV viewing of the week. I have so many favourite scenes from this episode, but I would explode if I mentioned them all. One's that stand out are Kevin trying to open Sarah's jammed window, and Kitty on the phone to an outspoken republican radio host who makes fun of the Walkers, oh that was so funny! But the one that topped off a great episode was the ending scene with Nora holding Justin who was in severe pain after his nerve-block wore off. I always love these kind of moments where her children's weaknesses bring out the strengths in Nora which we love so much. :)

Once again we're seeing similar scenes from Season 1 with the 2nd episode of the season beginning with a funeral, with sad music and no dialogue-- just like William's funeral, but thankfully it wasn't Justin's funeral, and Kitty was just being overdramatic by crying, thank God! :D

The whole Sarah/Joe/Rebecca storyline is beginning to annoy me, was it possible for Becca to keep her mouth shut? It's not like Sarah and Joe's marriage can be saved beyond this point, and as Sarah said, she only told her to make herself feel better, and too late. But a big yay and cheer for Holly, standing up for her daughter. I've always loved Holly, being the fiesty character of the show, this was wonderful to see her once again stand up for her daughter, it proves how much Holly loves Becca. Big thumbs up to Patricia Wettig in this episode, and also Dave Annable and Sally Field. :)

Basically, if you just want a summary here, it was yet another awesome episode, every plot was exciting and interesting in it's own ways, and the actors truly shined.