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This is so sweet. It's easy to forget how much the show, and the Doctor, mean to children, especially children who, like the Doctor, are trapped in their own worlds no one else can understand.

Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling will be on a new ABC Family show. http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2014/03/10/abc-family-announces-summer-premiere-dates-for-pretty-little-liars-switched-at-birth-chasing-life-mystery-girls-chasing-life/243459/

I know what you're saying, but her father was just murdered in front of her. I think that she is in a different circumstance from most of the others at the moment. This is also her first real loss in a long time. She was in a bubble, because Hershel, Beth, and Glenn were safe. I'm not just saying it to excuse her - some of her behavior, like when she was at the bus, and the spacing out last night when she killed the walker to write a note in its blood, seemed like trauma to me. To me she's different from Lori and Andrea because she's not being written to say or do insane things to advance the plot, but we can agree to disagree. I hope she isn't getting the reaction they got from fans, because I'm tired of this fandom beating women like a pinata.

I think Maggie's mostly suffering from PTSD and barely keeping herself together. She usually always thought about Maggie before now.

I think she mentioned her briefly in her last episode before this one.

Kirk and Iva dated for almost two years. Initially they had a fun relationship, but between his lies (he'd abandoned his wife and young children) and her going to therapy for her rape, they drifted apart. He took up with her sister Ellie. Susan Brown played his old love most of the time. She wasn't available during those 1989 episodes.

You may want to watch those scenes again as the episode was in large part about Sasha realizing she couldn't be that type of person anymore.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/walking-dead-spoilers-lauren-cohan-687075 Sneak peek that is freaking me out: Just speculating, but I have a feeling that Lizzie is going to kill Mika. I just wonder if she will kill Judith too. I hope not.

Didn't they do that in an episode? I can't remember. I notice that as 1986 progresses, Lily becomes less and less of the brat that people are able to call out, and more of the teenage saint.

I don't think it is. I feel like they genuinely did decide to try a new approach, especially since the second half of last season wasn't all that well-received. I actually enjoyed this episode. The Daryl/Beth stuff was just OK (Daryl is becoming so naive), but I loved everything with Bob/Sasha/Maggie. Sasha is a great character and in most seasons would already be dead meat. If it took cost-cutting to get to see more of characters like this and less of The Governor, I'm not too sorry.

I thought RTD had to give that show up because he's caring for his dying partner.

I just checked and it was March 1977 TV Dawn to Dusk.

Yes, it was. He wrote for the show for a lot of the 90s and up to part of the 00s I think. Wasn't he one of those pushed out by LML?

As long as Brandi's still there, having a black housewife is essentially waiting for racist comments to happen.

I thought Tad was with Emily in San Francisco when he was using her as a ruse to get Betsy out there. Or were they not together? I haven't seen all of that material. I always wondered if they were going to have Emily seduce Steve (or make it look like she had) if Frank Runyeon hadn't quit. Good theory about Angel and the incest. I think it was something that Marland was dedicated to telling, as he had told a similar story several years earlier on Loving, with Jennifer Ashe. But I do wonder how abruptly his plans changed. It's so awkward seeing creepy Holden macking on Lily and manipulating her, but even moreso if the show hadn't undone their being blood relatives.

That's great. I'm sure I have some other Ann Williams articles around. I'll post them whenever I find them.

The whole "bigot" thing rankles me because Carlton was outraged at the same accusation, because she lived through apartheid.

I think it's from 1977. I'm not feeling well at the moment but will double check when I can.

Wasn't Emily brought in having a thing with Tad Channing? I liked Casey and Seth. I thought Casey had a lot of personality and was a nice calm voice in the neurotic Montgomery/Peretti family. Seth made sense to me as the older brother who had to repress most of himself to keep the family going. I don't think Seth ever worked in romances though (a part of me often wondered if he was secretly gay), although his relationship with Angel was sweet.

Sure. If they need the magazine number let me know. It's from a Daylight TV.

Speaking of Ann and family:

Thanks. That's a treat.

Thanks for sharing that. They uploaded some priceless clips.

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