I'm not sure either. She definitely strikes me as a protagonist rather than a heroine. I think that she'd be fun to hang out with, but you always want to drive your own car.

I don't watch Grace myself, but my mother does, but now she's afraid to watch the new episodes because she's afraid that Gus is going to die. So I have to check to make sure that Gus survives each episode before she can view it.

I wouldn't be able to hang out with her myself, I dislike her in that way.

Morgana--I've been sure for a few episodes that Gus is going to die too. But they seemed to have dropped that.

The universe of the show doesn't make sense to me, and I think I stick around because it's not a huge investment and I want to see if it works out in the end. The whole Neely thing is a bunch of whatthehell. She has no consistent characterisation. I just don't get it.

And the way the precinct has just accepted her angelic/chosen status is odd. Or whatever they've accepted. It's just weird.

That's really nice of you, Morgana.

I'll just nod and point at what ita said. All that.

Thanks -t. I had watched the show at the beginning but gave up when I realized I didn't like any of the characters. Except Gus, I suppose. So now I look in on the last 2 minutes or so to make sure he's still there so I can reassure Mom that he hasn't been knocked off.

Aldis Hodge's Taco Bell commercial.

John Rogers finally updated his blog and answered questions on the last two episodes.

Link?

Here it is: [link]

Cheers, Frank.