OK, so not bestiality, but all this pony talk makes me expect Vamp!Willow to be walking in any minute.

I wonder how much justice they're doing to, in comparison with things like the furries episode of CSI, for instance.

I also wonder when I got to the point that a tv show about people acting like ponies doesn't even ping me.

NCIS just made Tom Lehrer's Elements song into a clue.

(Althought they only referred to him as an unnamed Harvard math professor.)

OK, Booth's little speech there at the end putting down fetishes? Really annoying. Brennan agreeing with him - even more so. Feh.

OK, so House? Is a WHACKJOB.

And I love him like pie.

If that were really the view out of Foreman's boss's window, it would mean they were in a waterfront park in Brooklyn.

OMG, Worried!CasualWear!Wilson! And smirking at the sincere "I love you."

I like this season's Wilson. The occasional sermon balanced with the "good times" of cancer surgery. Plus the shared ogling of Cuddy's butt.

I still like the herd of candidates, but now I'm wondering if House decided to unfire everyone, because NotADoc is a cool character.

And now we have ongoing elements--what did House see? the return of the wheelchair guy, will Foreman get his job back at Princeton-Plainboro?--for the season.

We finally (so soon?!) meet Sonny's woman (wife? The way he went on about her infidelity I thought she was his girlfriend), and this is what they do with her? I mean, yay, I'm glad they brought Cobb's impending discovery up, and in such an immediate way, but I'm sad at how they used Miss AJ.

In other K-ville news, I loved the action, violence and the beating Cobb took in running down the suspect. But what do I love more than that? Consequences for the action, violence, and beatings. That sequence may as well have not happened for all the bearing it had. Beyond being fun. But I love my sexy wounds.

And, I couldn't help it, I got a bit choked up over Boulet showing up and saving Cobb's butt and taking the brunt of the blame.

And I hope Miss AJ shows up again, despite Boulet's warning that Cobb has to be done with her. I just don't see that he is.

Speaking of which, I'm kinda glad (although I suppose I shouldn't be surprised in a show that seems to be dealing with the past) that the former partner showed up again. I like that these two characters are dealing with the aftermaths of the storm as how they pertain to each character specifically. For some reason I thought we were done with the former partner. I suppose I should have known better. I'm not sad about that. Although I do wish the actor were less bug-eyed. He's like a poor man's Andre Brauer.

He's like a poor man's Andre Brauer

Totally what I was thinking when I was watching him!

Oh good, not just me. I don't dislike him though.