Anonymous wrote:My prediction: Jack dies in a house fire caused by an electrical issue. He got everyone out but Kate made him go back in to get the dog. And he dies.

Anonymous wrote:i just have to say it again after the last episode - I LOVE Beth. I really, really do. She is so damn smart and funny and beautiful, really beautiful. I want to be more like her. Shes a great mom and great wife and yet so not holier-than-thou perfect. Just frickin awesome.

And, Im white but totally dug the whole Howard scenario. The minute the commercials foreshadowed that Randall liked a school other than Harvard - I knew it was gong to be Howard. I work with a bunch of folks who went to Howard and they are some of the most impressive folks I know.

Watching young Randall's face when the Howard students said they too went to all-white schools was incredible. Its amazing when it begins to dawn on him that there are other people who had some experiences to him. He is finding his way, finding where he fits, finding his "people". Something I think most of us can relate to at sometime in our own lives. Amazing.

Jack handles being left out so well too and the interaction between Jack and Randall on the drive home was gold. Randall explaining that the way Jack felt when he, Randall, hesitated to introduce him as his dad, was how Randall always feels. Wow. Really powerful.

And the stuff with Deja --- so good.

Anonymous wrote:I keep reading that Tess said "I hate this house" before hiding in Kevin's car. When did she say that? I don't remember it.

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Anonymous wrote:I am beginning to like Kevin more and more but I still can't get behind Kate.
She seems emotionally stunted and while Kevin blames himself for everything wrong in his life, Kate blames her mom or everyone else for everything wrong in her life. She has not ability to take responsibility for HER choices. Get therapy and get over it.
I can't tell if the writers are trying to get everyone to hate Kate's charecter or if they really have no clue how whiny and annoying they are making her. Too bad because I was excited to see her character have some depth and deal with her weight. Hell, she doesn't even have a job right now.

I think you're missing the bigger picture. She is so heavy BECAUSE she is emotionally stunted and can't deal with even the little things in life and is angry about it and hating life because of it. As a result, she turns to food to escape or to hide or to try and not deal with life. I love the way they are portraying her because they are showing how real (and emotional) her eating disorder is - it's not about eating just to eat. It's about eating because you can't handle life, and are angry about it.

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Anonymous wrote:One time when I had a baby, was pregnant again and very tired, I was at Arby's and had to wait in line to get to the soda machine which made me very annoyed. apparently I said the mean things I was thinking out loud because the man in front of me suddenly apologized and let me go in front of him. Ha. So I get Rebecca there!

maybe its just me but if i ever ran across a lady or man for that matter in a grocery store w/3 infants, i'm handing over the damn onions. probably even buying her groceries

Kate's mom wasn't relaying the story because of ppd or because she was tired having infants - it was because she LOST A BABY!!! Do you honestly think she's going to share an experience about how tough it is being a new mom to someone who just miscarried and lost a baby? seriously, think about that.

Anonymous wrote:I think maybe the character(s) you like the best are the ones you most relate to. I don't think Randall and Beth are any more three-dimensional than Kate, Kevin, and Rebecca. I think Randall has fewer flaws as a person -- Kate IS a bit victim-y, and Kevin has lived a very narcissistic life, but part of any good movie or show is the complex, not-all-good-or-bad characters. Sometimes I think both Randall and William are less interesting because they are so "good." I mean, if I had to marry one of the Big Three, Randall, hands down, right? But a good show/movie needs flawed and complicated people to make it interesting.

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Anonymous wrote:One time when I had a baby, was pregnant again and very tired, I was at Arby's and had to wait in line to get to the soda machine which made me very annoyed. apparently I said the mean things I was thinking out loud because the man in front of me suddenly apologized and let me go in front of him. Ha. So I get Rebecca there!

maybe its just me but if i ever ran across a lady or man for that matter in a grocery store w/3 infants, i'm handing over the damn onions. probably even buying her groceries

Kate's mom wasn't relaying the story because of ppd or because she was tired having infants - it was because she LOST A BABY!!! Do you honestly think she's going to share an experience about how tough it is being a new mom to someone who just miscarried and lost a baby? seriously, think about that.

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Anonymous wrote:One time when I had a baby, was pregnant again and very tired, I was at Arby's and had to wait in line to get to the soda machine which made me very annoyed. apparently I said the mean things I was thinking out loud because the man in front of me suddenly apologized and let me go in front of him. Ha. So I get Rebecca there!

maybe its just me but if i ever ran across a lady or man for that matter in a grocery store w/3 infants, i'm handing over the damn onions. probably even buying her groceries