I'm putting kittens on his blonde therapist lady friend being another of his delusions. Does anyone else think that?

I thought it was established in the first ep--his assistant has said he his alone when he is talking to her

I think sometimes he's with her, sometimes not. Yeah, it seems more like he had some other kind of breakdown and some other kinds of 'sodes...it's a real testament to the cast's ability that I am still watching that one. For serious, no snark, At the risk of sounding like one of the little_details people that want a deadly disease that fits their timeframe and isn't, like, too ugly, or anything(They don't really say that, but they mean it enough that, on some level, I don't quite understand, it makes me all "GIMP POWER HULK SMASH!") but anyway. I do know that you can get manic enough to hallucinate...it happened to one of the profs at my college...his colleague, who found him naked and ranting, probably shouldn't have told a bunch of freshman that to teach us bipolar is "srs bsns"but he was kind of a jackhole.

I thought it was established in the first ep--his assistant has said he his alone when he is talking to her

Oh, well, see, that's what I get for not actually *watching* the show.

I don't think we've seen anyone else talk to Sandy Cohen, and I can think of three occasions where she's not been real--his TA sat on her in the quad, he stayed home from the ball game to watch with her, and the LEO watched him walk and talk to nothing when we'd seen him conversating with her. I'm waiting for the first other acknowledgement. I might have missed it, though,

I am watching Burn Notice, but I am completely failing to connect, at all. The closer he got to who burnt him, the more obsessed he got...the less interested I was. I liked him "randomly" finding people in trouble and him and Fi and Sam and Sugarlips getting them out f trouble with a little violence and some sexy moves. But by now, the prologue is way tired...

I have not been enjoying Burn Notice nearly as much as I used to. Even the Macgyverish spy tricks are not as cool. Honestly, they could repeat some of the early ones, I would be okay with that. Sam and Jesse can still be fun, though. For some reason, I have hope that once Fiona is out of jail some corner can be turned it will get better. That isn't based on anything, of course.

I don't have face blindness, but I meet and talk to a really really lot of people, who then turn up randomly at other places. Like tonight there were two guys at the show in Indianapolis (who we know from before) who were also at the previous show in Cincinnati. And I knew they were coming, and I still had a hard time placing them out of context at the next gig.

Lee, I was bothered by that too. I am hoping it comes up again later as Michael crossing the line when it comes to Fiona.

I am hoping it comes up again one way or another, because right now it's either really sloppy writing or just plain wrong, or both.

I laughed *so* hard at the El-eee-ot line in the preview for next week's Leverage that I had to ask John if they've been sitting on that, or it was a surprise.

He hadn't seen it coming.

I don't really care what the rest of the episode does. I'm so amused by that one word.

Right? So funny. I wanted to gleeble about it but I couldn't figure out how to make enough sense that it would be clear what I was talking about. Dear lord.