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I liked this episode, seeing Joe in another situation. Interesting to imagine her with someone so power-hungry and working with a scavenger like Watt. I also liked the Dixie Chicks' "Lullaby".

Thanks, Hormiga. He gets around and he seems to make a good living in non-leading roles. Wish they had a picture of him. If I hadn't seen him in one show after the other, he probably wouldn't stay in my mind. Thanks for the observation.

When I watch Frasier, I can't help picturing him in that black suit so it made a deep subliminal impression. Saw one last night where she thinks her brother is killed in battle and come to find out he's got the psychic demons too. Also, Stigmata aired this weekend (probably a Mother's Day...

Gardening and driving my daughter to her hobbies.

I haven't seen all that many episodes but the Death episode was not my favorite. Grammer and everyone were good but just maybe I was expecting too much and didn't think there was enough tie-in to her visions of her own death - I like how these usually work. I'm looking forward to the finale...

Last night I noticed that Conor O'Farrell, who played Larry Watt, the defending attorney in the great courtroom scene in the "In Sickness and Adultery" episode, is also Undersheriff McKeen in CSI. It's a small, small world. Also wanted to bump this as a reminder that Kelsey Grammer, Dr...

Destiny, thanks from me too. I got to see the clip on ET. He really is staying involved. Can't wait to see her resolution of this problem.

In Lady Chatterley's Lover, the Bitch Goddess is success and money. Does it mean that here?

Molly was good in the "The Darkness is Light Enough" episode. I only know her from the old Brat Pack movies which seem to be airing somewhere at any given moment when Frasier isn't on. Kelsey Grammer isn't letting his career stagnate - now an X-Man in Last Stand. Looking forward to him as...

Dr. Frasier Crane will be playing "Death" next week. "Death Takes a Policy"

I guess an attempt to get higher... Keith Richard of the Rolling Stones Falls from Tree

Very glad that this will be on another season. Thanks again, Destiny.

"Going Postal" by Terry Pratchett

This thread and seeing Eccleston in "Elizabeth" made me start watching Doctor Who and it's great. Thanks. Hope you export Torchwood.

LOL, good observation about the phone! And true, in the time it takes her to reach for the phone, either she or Joe can add some waking thought to the action.

Really good rerun episode "In Sickness and Adultery" that I finally played last night of the dream with the dead cop in the coffin with the gun. Good line from Devalos, "Rest on Piece" (or would that be "peace" for "peace maker"?). Loved the courtroom scene. This is a good show. Destiny...

Saw the description for next week with Scanlon's past - looking forward to it. Please let me know when the site is done. Very true and funny. I liked the solution to SOS and the her narration about people in trouble - especially the last one - good wrap up...

Thanks for the information, Destiny. Dish gives me a few options too. The Scanlon character is good, kids are well coached and act like kids in the scenes I've seen.

Missing, thanks for the site. I knew it was based on a real person but not the details. And the husband is an aerospace engineer! Nobody could make that up. Imagine one of them (the real Allison or Patricia) guest starring on CSI and Greg finding out how strong his powers are.

I loved the movie "Dead Zone" but haven't been able to get into the show. I probably should try - that and The 4400.