My way of handwaving that is that between the teaching there is *other*"simpler" consulting he does. Many of my anthropology instructors took on forensic work in between semesters, but it was identifying bones and whatnot.

I think they live in Chicago...suspiciously bright and sunny LosAngchicago. Maybe it's an alternate dimension and the switch makes everyone crazy.

between the teaching there is *other*"simpler" consulting he does

That doesn't make the incidence of what seem to be really notable diagnoses any fewer and further between, though. The gap in show time between the episodes is the gap in show time between the episodes, no matter if he spends it dancing naked and drunk across the quads, or in the box throwing the DSM IV at people.

no matter if he spends it dancing naked and drunk across the quads

That's the part they should film.

Yeah, eventually,(If it lasts,) there should be eps that aren't such spectacles. He could be an expert witness in a trial, or maybe deal with his own condition for a while. Or else that last step into that LosAngelicago dimension is a rough one.

Zenkitty, I think Piven's Cupid was the last guy to make being crazy that fun...but we were partially meant to assume he was a lovegod, after all. (Now I'm missing that show again.)

I can't believe I forgot to watch White Collar last week! I missed all the bromancing!

But what's up with Mozzie? How can he not be going back with Neal? Is there a plan? I thought--if they run together, if he'd stayed in NY in the first place because of Neal, why are they splitting now?

Plus, they're ruining my OT4.

Mozzie's got to come back. I will not countenance anything else.

I keep forgetting to say - I really appreciate how much work is going into getting things back like they were - that it's taking multiple episodes and changes of plans. So maybe once Peter and Neal are officially a team again, Ellie can help them put some effort into getting Mozzie back.

Yeah, I can't imagine Willie Garson is leaving. That's--that's a thing. I do find I'm not all that invested in what information Neal wants from the nice lady (I'm afraid I didn't store a name--I only filed her as nice lady). Whatever she knows about his father, that he had all wrong, that she can't tell him right now, because conversations on TV work weirdly like that...

I'm catching up on Royal Pains now, and I'm going to bet an internet dollar this chick is face blind. But because of TiVo, I don't know who got there first.

Yeah, although maybe he had to go film a movie or something.

Completely forgot about the mystery lady. That was a strikingly awkward we'll-talk-about-that-later conversation, though.