Brothers and Sisters

[Miss Scarlet]

I just saw this Sunday's season finale episode. The go a little overboard on the season-ending cliffhanger drama, but one much-talked about storyline is definitely not left unresolved.

C'mon MFW, spill.
Some of us love to be spoiled, but put it in spoiler tags. The ones who don't care to know just don't read the spoilers.

Pleeeeeeaaaaaase?

[canadian_angel]

MF, I have to agree that they do go a little overboard in the cliffhanger, but one of the things I was most annoyed about was (pretty big spoiler.. just to warn you)

. The other piece I was left wondering was

and finally you just knew when

. I am curious to see how next season begins with all the changes.

[Ellen]

One word comes to mind: Why?

He accidentally told a funny joke at a family wedding, and his drunken cousin said, "You should be in a comedy, man!"

[Lucky22]

He accidentally told a funny joke at a family wedding, and his drunken cousin said, "You should be in a comedy, man!"

As good a reason as any, I guess! He just doesn't seem a good fit for that show, or vice versa. Wonder which came first ... him deciding to leave B&S, or getting offered a role on P&R?

[JavaJo]

The fact that he's the youngest of the kids but looks older than most of them irritates me.

I really enjoyed this show to begin with, but I find more and more inconsistencies and examples of bad writing every time I watch.
I'm still watching out of habit, but I'm not nearly as interested as I once was.
Shame, I thought this series would be a favourite for a long while.

I stopped watching about two episodes after Ryan sabotaged the cheap wine they were making. So many things irritated me, I found myself dissecting rather than watching. The biggest thing for me was how did Justin get accepted into the doctor program? You have to have a certain GPA to get accepted into a nursing program....and they skipped the whole prerequisite part. You don't just jump into a program like that (or any for that matter) without required math, sociology, science, etc...classes first. It was just all unbelievable to me.

[MFWalkoff]

C'mon MFW, spill.
Some of us love to be spoiled, but put it in spoiler tags. The ones who don't care to know just don't read the spoilers.

Pleeeeeeaaaaaase?

OK, big spoilers, don't read if you want to wait until tonight (although there are promo clips leaked on some sites already):

How's that?

[Lucky22]

Yikes! Thanks, MFW. I knew the part about Robert, but not the rest.

[PWS]

Parks & Recreation on NBC Thursdays.

P & R is not a bad show...it kind of grows on you as you get to know the characters, but it definitely doesn't seem like something he'd be good at.

[Critical]

Considering the fact that Parks & Recreation is on the NBC schedule as a mid-season replacement next year, I'd say Rob didn't make the best career decision. Maybe they moved it back because of Amy Poehler's pregnancy, but still. He doesn't have a history of making great choices. Didn't he turn down McDreamy on GA for Lion's Den or some other show that didn't last a full season?

[cape]

Wow - interesting episode tonight!

I thought it was kind of slow moving until the very end. Although it was great that they tackled the HIV storyline - why have him be positive? I thought it was a good way to address the issue without making it unrealistic. The Dr. even told him that it would be very odd to be positive without any symptoms for so many years. They should have left it that he was negative.

It will be interesting if they really jump ahead a year for the begininng of next season. It will take Kitty away from the mourning and then Justin wouldn't really be off the show but still went to Haiti.

Truthfully -missing a year of them dealing with all that was revealed tonight - might not be a bad thing!