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I just got a note that I need to come check out the new "Talk." :rolleyes:

Re: Season 8 Spoiler Discussion - There's Nothing You Can't Do In New Probably at least two seasons since the last time I watched. I was busy popping out another kid among other things.

Re: Season 8 Spoiler Discussion - There's Nothing You Can't Do In New Question: is Season 8 worth my going back to watching? *discuss*

I do hope you get your wish, but the Continuity Fairy rarely makes guest appearances on this show! I mean -- let's use a golden oldie example! -- Flack recovered from what was very likely a septic open-belly injury in just 3 short months and was barely walking around with a limp! Heck, it takes...

Could you imagine if this did happen? What should Lindsay do? Should she kick him out even though he slept with Rikki while the two of them were on a "break" or whatever? The child support payments to two women would be endless entertainment, but the show would have jumped the shark by then...

I concur even if Rikki doesn't turn up. :eek:

Of course people take the newborn into the office to meet the staff. We've all done it. But as Poppet pointed out, this isn't an office where the most harmful exposure would be to inkjet toner. It's a lab, and they were plainly toting poor Lucy around as they were working! Big no-no. Worse...

He looked like a total moron doing it, and mostly because I don't think the actor was "feeling" it. It was meant to be funny, but came off as totally lame. He should be going after them with a bottle of hand sanitizer. Swine flu, people!

I couldn't agree more. It was embarrassingly bad. F as well. What the HE!! is a baby doing in the lab? And proud parents, leaving her in the car seat on top of a table for all and sundry to walk by and paw the poor *newborn* child. And neither one of you in the room? Couldn't find a...

Are you suggesting that, say, someone could have a hole the size of a fist put in their stomach, have the subsequent intestinal injuries be secured with a shoelace wet down with rubbing alcohol, and still be back the following season without the merest suggestion of that injury? Perish the...

Count me in with you! I assumed maternal grandmother since we don't really know very much about Lindsay and I always got the impression that she was an only child?

I think she was, but that's just me (and Rhonda :guffaw:). Think of the worst cramps you've ever had, and imagine that going on for hours and at regular intervals. But again, I do give them a lot of credit for not making this the front and center focus of the episode. Also, to echo what...

Ha! If I loved just a little bit further north I would have been in the same situation as you! As far as the labor scene, let's just say that she performed as expected and met no great expectation. Maybe the actress could benefit from a little Method training to get in touch with the character?

The "here comes the baby!" business wasn't as awful as I thought it would be. Anna still can't emote worth crap, and you'd think that as a woman who's had two children that she'd be able to summon up a reasonable facsimile of a "labor face". But no, we didn't even get that. And sorry, there was...

Ahem. I smell another potential fan project? That bear is too adorable!

Here I was thinking that CBS knew that I was tired and needed a good night's rest so I could go see an early viewing of the new Star Trek movie tomorrow night. Le sigh. No love...

There's something wrong with your sister. Just sayin'. :P I'm thinking that there needs to be a little more exaggeration with the labor scene, in keeping with the other melodrama that's surrounded this pregnancy. For example, water breaking is not a time to be calm, it's a "Get your butt to...

Taurus rules!!! Happy birthday, Melina!

You'll notice that they don't make that mistake with the other characters...?

It smacks of brown-nosing of the worst kind, and is the reason why I have an exclusion list of kids' names!