It would be appropriate to say that this ep of K-ville blew.

Hmmm, I was perhaps too blinded by the hotness of CH to notice. Plus, AA singing to his daughter was cute.

Is PB a procedureal?

Because if they really are going to make a break for it soon, I will be very, very happy. I am sick of Sona.

And I just knew that Linc would make a hash out of rescuing LJ and Sarah - the man has no patience.

Technically, I don't think it is, sumi.

But I agree with you on both counts.

See, AA crooning to his kid automatically set my cringe-face to 11 for the rest of the ep. I saw what they were going for, having that audio combined with the visual of the body being pulled out of the water, but it didn't work for me. Nice idea, but the juxtaposition didn't play. Maybe if it had been just the kid singing...

And then I was irked by the decided lack of CH face-time, and when he was on, he was leering and smirking like a twelve y/o which just turned me off. The whole plot with the chief was so watch-from-the-hall for me. /perspective of an insomniac looking for something to do at 3 in the a.m.

Grrr. Not enough of one of my many red-headed TV boyfriends. And not enough Love Tap and Glue Boy!

Dr. Cox is my red-headed would-be boyfriend. Wouldn't that be six days of love, peace, sarcasm and rude nicknames? I'd probably end up the cuddly optimist. God, that's scary. And, you know, thread drift, but I did not find much in this ep that wasn't like Cop Show #23. Which makes me very sad.

thread keeps drifting...

Dr. Cox, Trevor Cobb, Charlie Crews, Danny Vasser (he'll always be strawberry blonde to me)...

The whole plot just had me groaning, and the replacement-daughter with sexual over(under?)tones just icked me out big time. I don't feel that I got to know the chief any better for this storyline. And seriously, why are they type-casting Adrienne Barbeau's boobs?

I have a new reason to love NCIS tonight,''Panda poop paper''. I was worried it wasn't going to be as interesting this season without Bellasario running it, but it is still as geeky and as fun as ever.

Survivor House! They're not even being subtle about that.

The ruthless bitch, the fake doctor, the twins--I love the way they're doing this. A dozen little character sketches with shading being done on some of them. That's the way to fill an hour-ish show.

And Wilson was wonderful.

But, dear god, Cameron . . . bah. I think I like Chase showing up to observe, like he can't stay away from his crush. I'm thinking his headshake was to indicate that he's not coming back to work for House.

I was worried about the size of the cast, if Chase and Cameron--and, from the credit, Foreman--become regulars, along with whomever shows up for House's new team. But if the writers continue to maneuver the characters as deftly as they did tonight, it could work.

Bones:

I was wondering when we'd see Max.