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Make It or Break It- I knew it! ( spoiler cut )

Eureka- Heh, I thought it was amusing Alison was all, that wasn't your Henry in the matrix, because technically Henry isn't her Henry either, because of the whole alt-verse thing. Well, I suppose its not her original Henry, but she learned to adjust to this Henry. Glad they did vaguely reference it in the end.

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Hart of Dixie- Argh, this ep was so frustrating for a while. ( spoiler cut )

Lost Girl- Wait, was it always pronounced Baba Yuh-gah, emphasis on the Yuh? I always thought it was like Ali Baba. And are you kidding me with those pants Bo was wearing this ep?! Were they painted on?!

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Glee- The first 45 minutes were total bullshit. But then the Rachel and Quinn scene in the hallway made up for all that. Honestly, I enjoy the music, and will tolerate the ridiculousness as long as they don't ruin the friendship they've developed between Rachel and Quinn. (I mean, while I do think they would make a totally cute couple, all I've ever wanted was for those two characters to become the best of friends.)

I mean, they just make each other better- I'm sure a lot of people were annoyed with both of their antics and attitudes this ep. Which, FYI, it was sucky of Quinn to hide how much she's improved, but being able to stand up and take a step or two is a far cry from actually being able to walk, so Finn screaming at Quinn and trying to grab her out of her chair and make her walk was hugely a-holish on his part. But yeah, one conversation in the hall snaps Quinn out of the backslide back into crazytown. Of course, the shippers were going crazy about how Rachel was telling Quinn how much she meant to her, and the highlight of her high school experience was becoming Quinn's friend.

And seriously, they writers continue to troll it, by having Santana nonchalantly stroll by in the background all, "Stop making out with Berry!" So even she thinks their relationship is kinda gay.

But yeah, the Faberry in this was ridiculous! Rachel's vote being the one that took Quinn over the top to win. But then she and Santana rig it so Rachel is the winner. So let's get this straight, at last year's prom, Quinn was unaware Rachel was the one who suggested Finn give Quinn the gardenias because they matched her eyes, which went over really well. Now this year's prom, Rachel is unaware that Quinn is responsible for Rachel winning, which seems to be the motivation Rachel needs to get out of her funk and think anything is possible. Like still being able to achieve her Broadway dreams!

And let me get this straight, before the hiatus, we saw that Quinn was more important to Rachel than her own wedding. Now, Quinn winning prom queen, which they've established as Lucy Caboose-y's childhood dream forever, once she's achieved it, its not all its cracked up to be, and Rachel's happiness is more important to her? How can you not ship this?

Ha, and was there really a subplot about Blaine freaking out about not being able to use hair gel?!

But awesome, so during tonight's New Girl, they previewed one of the performances from next week's ep, Tina and Rachel doing the Flashdance theme:

Cougar Town- What are they talking about, Harrison Ford should not have a mustache! He would look totes weird with one. And ha, this episode was awesome. I mean, I don't necessarily ship Laurie and Travis (although I don't not ship it), but how deliciously angsty was this ep? Travis trying to get with Laurie, but ending up helping her with Wade? Just my kinda ep!