Solid Episode from start to finish...really well acted...not sure about Young's reluctance to put someone in the chair, though...it seems like it would be a logical next step...

a more reasonable approach would be to set some time (a month, for example) to research the room the chair is in and all its consoles and then look for someone to volunteer to sit...

I know CSI: Miami doesn't always make a lot of sense, but there's something that I don't understand about this episode:

OK, the mom couldn't drive without her glasses. Fine. So she has her two kids in the car with her and neither is legally allowed to drive. With that choice, why did she have her 14-year-old daughter behind the wheel instead of her son who at least knows how to drive?

I'm only 10 minutes in, but what I thought was a glitch when the cop shot at the observer turned out to be him actually grabbing the bullet from the air.

Whoa, I love this show.

FYI in case anybody cares.

http://www.fancast.com/blogs/tv-news...id=FCST_tvnews

The fourth-place network still doesn’t know which way is up these days.

While NBC won’t admit to being traumatized by the Jay Leno debacle, they did swing the axe on a different new fall show–a decision that’s now been reversed.

‘Trauma‘ is being revived, reports Deadline Hollywood. NBC informed producers this week that they will indeed produce all 13 episodes of the show’s original order — and order additional episodes as well.

It was reported in October that NBC had pulled the plug on the costly medical drama due to low ratings–which have risen since the announcement.

damn all you guys not watching!!!! this was a funny ep...

started out with a bang:

dean: this week we are celebrating green week here at greendale
pierce: what?! we already gave a whole month to the blacks, and now we have to give a week to the irish???

annie's sweater was somehow showing off her huge boobs... weird, but nice...

greene daeye

jeff's chair

there's more... can't think of any right now.

WATCH THE SHOW!!!

(I looked and didn't see a thread here for yesterday's or Wednesday's show, so I guess I'll make on.)

Both people who were cut, especially the girl, seemed like pretty excellent dancers to me. Then again, most of who's left are pretty darned good, so it's hard to pick who should be cut.

I was happy to see Molly improve from last week, and some of those moves in her "dance for your life" impressed/surprised me - I didn't she had that in her. Maybe she needs to show off some of that stuff in her future routines. (IOW, she may have not peaked yet, and has room to keep growing.)

I was also pretty impressed by the husband/wife performances (both of them). Wouldn't that be something if they both make it to the top 10?

GREAT episode :)

Loved that they brought back the war vet guy too.

Apparently the women in it is Dennis'es real life wife. As he tweeted - would be AWESOME to have Rhea on!!!

I love how gross DeVito is, coming in for the scraps with his MAGNUM condom :D

I figured my husband and I are the only ones watching this show, but it gives a lot of good laughs. Some great gags about a small Indiana town in "the middle" of the country. But I think they could've come up with a better name. Doesn't show a much imagination.

Absolutely love the youngest child (Brick) and how he repeats things in a whisper. We've started doing that ourselves. :D

Neil Flynn from Scrubs is basically the same character he was as the janitor, but I enjoy Patricia Heaton - also enjoyed her on Back to You the short-lived series on Fox. Love their Mutt and Jeff height differences (probably b/c that mirrors my husband and myself).

Cracked me up when Frankie told the family to put all the TVs on PBS this week and the Dad said "which channel is that?" and no one knew.

I'm sure if I like this show it will get cancelled, of course. It's certainly 100% better than Modern Family. That's just too over the top for my taste.

Cheryl

A bit of a change of pace and temporary change of venue. Instead of Corean from 'LOST' we now have subtitled Japanese. My prediction, the girl invents a guitar playing robot.

"You made a promise to Masi Oka. Conserve electricity. Don't be a zero, be a good guy. Why doesn't that say 'hero'? That feels like a real missed opportunity."

:)

So what was the "African" proverb at the end? My dvr cut out right before he said the proverb.

"I forgot, I have to support him no matter what. Close one."
-Pam

Overall though, not too crazy about this episode. Seemed too realistic angry/tense.

Fantastic episode. We now know a bit more about The Observer(s). Too bad August had to croak-he had developed sympathy! And it seems like they let Walter slide on kidnapping Peter because he helped them cover up a screwup.

OK....So Lucifer has risen the angel of death, So why does he still need Sam?

Just let the Angel of Death do his work and be done with it.

Great episode overall, but what's up with Bosco not making it because he "lost a lot of blood", even though he's now in the hospital and alert and talking :down:


Beyond the stupidity of that whole premise, I really liked his character :(

Is it just me, or are the mythbusters smoking something. They now claim to have tested the hot water heater myth with a two story house with the water heater in the "basement". As far as I can tell, that was a one story house with a basement. My two story house has a basement, a floor above that, and another floor above that; that was not their setup.