I like it. Sarah Shahi is very personable. Her ex is hot, her assistant nifty (and I hope they un-neuter him soon). Kinda waffly on her father's widow, though. What's she from? ::checks IMDB:: Nothing I've watched.

Kate's aversion to conflict makes me eyeroll a bit, but I enjoy what she pulls for resolutions.

OK, caught up on Fairly Legal. I am liking it, though I have to consciously suspend disbelief quite a bit. Not so much for the legal stuff, of which I am blissfully ignorant, but just random things that strike me as implausible. And I have already forgotten all examples, so, clearly not bothering me much. Overall, very enjoyable.

Neal needs to sing more.

Preferably while shirtless.

Okay, so the bit where Peter goes "Watch this!" that's just to feed the crazy shipper girls, right? Seriously.

I loved this ep. Didn't trust "Ford" for a second, but it was nice to see Lando work his moves. And nice to see Neal work with him. And Peter reign him in. And great to see June get some emotional work.

Yes, that was a treat.

I wish we'd gotten to see them dancing more. Why do shows not give us more dancing? Same with Eureka and the swing.

Sanctuary gave us dancing. Be careful what you wish for. (Actually I enjoyed the joke. But I appear to be a minority.)

Maybe it's couple dancing I need then. There's unaired footage of Colin swing-dancing, and I think that's a crime. I asked the director if he could get it on the DVDs, but I was a little demanding that day, and I don't know if I was listened to at all.

But! If there are shoulder holsters, that was all me.

No comments on Justified yet? This new family is going to make Rayland's life very interesting. Sorry to see Chris Mulkey exit so soon, though.

Enjoyed it. I was creeped out by the creepy bits, and I liked the twists. They've set up another bunch of likeable villains. The whole cast continues to deliver some very stilted dialog very well indeed.