I found it a slow start, but I'm back on board wholeheartedly as of episode 4. I'm surprised that the Parker/Hardison shipper in me isn't more disappointed with the "take it slowly" thing, but recently I've really enjoyed the OT3's character moments, so it's not that bad.

I am sure you can picture a fox trying to bite shit out of a wire brush with his lips pulled back so they don’t get poked.

I can't picture a fox wanting to eat shit, so it falls apart for me there.

Well, dogs sure love cat shit, foxes might have similar taste.

I don't know if there is any part of Saving Grace that I get anymore. If it's ending, I guess I'll see it out, but I'm not expecting a satisfying experience.

Okay, I can see a fox eating poop, but why is the poop in the wire brush? This just gets more and more curious.

I'm not sure I ever expected to see him and Aldis Hodge sharing a screen.

Of course, I'd have said the same thing about David Boreanaz once upon a time, and yet...

I must say, SF is starting to look disturbingly like Jeffrey Steingarten and/or Richard Griffiths (who I always thought looked similar).

Is that Jim Beaver getting shot on Psych?

Yep!

Nice to see him all cowboyed up.

Know what I really liked about this Psych? Gus got to work just about everything out, and Lassie got to shoot the bad guy. I like it when Shawn isn't the be all and end all.

I like when Lassie gets serious. Tim Omundson really brings it.

He's a hottie. I just saw his episode of Criminal Minds again. I forgot he was in it, but it's obvious the moment he crosses the screen that he's the guy they want, and then he goes all automatic weapon insane and narcissistic psycopath.

Does it well.

Oh, the Psych-Out moment was golden this week too. I love Dulé Hill.