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A normal newborn has active rooting and sucking reflexes and can start feeding right away, so doctors recommend placing the newborn at the mother's breast immediately after birth. If this is not done, feedings are begun at least within 4 hours after birth.
Most babies swallow air along with the milk. Babies usually cannot burp on their own, so a parent needs to help. Babies should be held upright, leaning against the parent's chest, with their head against the parent's shoulder, while the parent pats them gently on their back. The combination of patting and pressure against the shoulder usually leads to an audible burp, often accompanied by spitting up of a small amount of milk.
Although babies may be fed breast milk or formula, doctors recommend exclusive breastfeeding for at least the first 6 months. However, breastfeeding is not always possible (for example, if the mother is taking certain drugs), and many healthy babies have been raised on formula feedings.
Breast milk is the ideal food for newborns. Besides providing the necessary nutrients in the most easily digestible and absorbable form, breast milk contains antibodies and white blood cells that protect the baby against infection. Breast milk favorably changes the pH of the stool and intestinal flora, thus protecting the baby against bacterial diarrhea. Because of the protective qualities of breast milk, many types of infections occur less often in babies who are breastfed rather than bottle-fed. Breastfeeding also seems to protect against the development of certain chronic problems, such as allergies, diabetes, celiac sprue, and Crohn's disease.
Breastfeeding offers many advantages to the mother as well. For example, it helps her to bond and feel close to her baby in a way that bottle-feeding cannot. Mothers who breastfeed have a quicker recovery time after delivery and have some long-term health benefits, such as decreased risk of obesity, osteoporosis, breast cancer, and ovarian cancer. About 60% of mothers in the United States breastfeed their babies, and this proportion is steadily increasing. Mothers who work may breastfeed while at home and have the baby bottle-feed pumped breast milk or formula during the hours they are away. Most doctors recommend giving daily vitamin D Some Trade Names
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A thin yellow fluid, called colostrum, flows from the nipple before breast milk is produced. Colostrum is rich in calories, protein, and antibodies. The antibodies are absorbed directly into the body from the stomach, protecting the baby against many infections.
The mother settles into a comfortable, relaxed position. She may sit or lie almost flat, and she may hold the baby in several different positions. A mother should find the position that works best for her and her baby. She may wish to alternate among different positions.
A common position is holding the baby on the lap so that the baby is facing the mother, stomach to stomach. The mother supports the baby's neck and head with her left arm when the baby is feeding on the left breast. The baby is brought to the level of the breast, not the breast to the baby. Support for the mother and the baby is important. Pillows can be placed behind the mother's back or under her arm. Placing her feet on a footstool or coffee table may help keep her from leaning over the baby. Leaning over may strain her back and result in a poor latch. A pillow or folded blanket may be placed under the baby for added support.
To begin breastfeeding, the mother settles into a comfortable, relaxed position, either seated or lying almost flat, and turns from one side to the other to offer each breast. The baby faces the mother. The mother supports her breast with her thumb and index finger on top and other fingers below and brushes her nipple against the middle of the baby's lower lip, which stimulates the baby's mouth to open (the rooting reflex) and grasp the breast. As the mother eases the nipple and areola into the baby's mouth, she makes sure the nipple is centered, which helps keep the nipple from becoming sore. Before removing the baby from the breast, the mother breaks the suction by inserting her finger into the baby's mouth and gently pressing the baby's chin down. Sore nipples result from poor positioning and are easier to prevent than to cure.
Initially, the baby tends to feed for several minutes at each breast. The resulting reflex (let-down reflex) in the mother triggers milk production. The production of milk depends on sufficient suckling time, so feeding times should be long enough for milk production to be fully established. During the first few weeks, the baby should be encouraged to nurse on both breasts with each feeding; however, some babies fall asleep while feeding at the first breast. The breast used last should be used first for the next feeding. For a first baby, full milk production is usually established in 72 to 96 hours. Less time is needed for subsequent babies. If the mother is particularly tired during the first night, one middle-of-the-night feeding may be replaced with water, but only after consulting the doctor. However, no more than 6 hours should elapse between feeding sessions during the first few days in order to stimulate breast milk production. Feeding should be on demand (the baby's, that is) rather than by the clock. Similarly, the length of each breastfeeding session should be adjusted to meet the baby's needs. Babies nurse 8 to 12 times in a 24-hour period, but this guideline varies widely.
The mother should take the baby, especially a first baby, to the doctor 3 to 5 days after delivery so that the doctor can find out how breastfeeding is going, weigh the baby, and answer any questions. A doctor may need to see the baby earlier if the baby was discharged within 24 hours, is not feeding well, or if the parents have a particular concern. Because mothers cannot tell exactly how much milk a baby takes, doctors use frequency of feeding and weight gain to tell whether milk production is adequate. Babies that are hungry and feed every hour or two but fail to gain weight appropriately for their age and size are probably not getting enough milk.
When to stop breastfeeding (wean the infant) depends on the needs and desires of both mother and baby. The most desirable feeding combination is to breastfeed exclusively for at least 6 months, breastfeed along with solid foods until age 12 months, and then continue to breastfeed for as long as mother and child wish. Gradual weaning over weeks or months is easier for both the baby and mother than stopping suddenly. Mothers initially replace one to three breastfeeding sessions a day with a bottle or cup of fruit juice (fruit juice should not be used when weaning infants younger than 6 months old), expressed breast milk, or formula. Some feedings, particularly those at mealtimes, should be replaced with solid food. Learning to drink from a cup is an important developmental milestone, and weaning to a cup can be completed by age 10 months. Mothers gradually replace more and more breastfeedings, although many infants continue one or two breastfeedings daily until the age of 18 to 24 months or longer. When breastfeeding continues longer, the child should also be eating solid foods and drinking from a cup.
In the hospital, newborns are usually fed shortly after delivery, then ideally on demand thereafter. During the first week after birth, babies take 1 or 2 ounces at a time, gradually increasing to 3 or 4 ounces about 6 to 8 times a day by the second week. Parents should not urge newborns to finish every bottle but, rather, allow them to take as much as they want whenever they are hungry. As infants grow, they drink larger amounts, consuming up to 6 to 8 ounces at a time by the third or fourth month. The proper position for babies who are bottle-feeding is semi-reclining or sitting up. Babies should not bottle-feed lying flat on their backs because milk may flow into the nose or the eustachian tube. Older infants who are able to hold their own bottle should not be put to sleep holding the bottle because the continuous exposure to milk or juice can damage their teeth and lead to cavities.
Commercial baby formulas containing a proper balance of nutrients, calories, and vitamins are available in ready-to-feed, sterile bottles, cans of concentrated formula that must be diluted with water, and powder. Formulas are available both with and without an iron supplement. Most doctors recommend a formula that contains iron. Parents who use concentrated formula or powders must carefully follow the directions for preparation that are on the container. Formulas are usually made from cow's milk, although other special formulas are available for infants who cannot tolerate cow's milk. If an infant does not tolerate standard formula, the pediatrician will recommend an amino acid formula or a hydrolyzed formula. There are no long-term health differences in infants fed either standard or special formula. Plain cow's milk, however, is not an appropriate food during the first year of life.
To minimize the infant's exposure to microorganisms, formula must be fed from a sterile container. Disposable plastic liners eliminate the need to sterilize bottles. Nipples for the bottles should be sterilized in the dishwasher or in a pot of boiling water for 5 minutes. Parents should warm formula feedings to body temperature. Filled bottles (or formula containers, if disposable liners are used) are placed in a warm water bath and allowed to come to body temperature. Babies may be seriously burned if formula is too hot, so parents need to shake the bottle gently to even out the temperature and then check the temperature by placing a few drops on the sensitive skin inside their wrist. Formula at body temperature should feel neither warm nor cold to the touch. Microwave ovens may dangerously overheat formula and are not recommended for warming formula or baby food.
The size of the nipple opening is important. In general, formula should drip slowly out of a bottle held upside down. Larger, older infants want larger volumes of liquid and can tolerate a larger nipple opening.
The time to start solid food depends on the infant's needs and readiness. Generally, infants need solids when they are large enough to need a more concentrated source of calories than formula. This need is recognized when an infant takes a full bottle and is satisfied, but then is hungry again in 2 or 3 hours. This typically occurs by the age of 6 months. Infants younger than this cannot easily swallow solid food, although some can swallow solids at younger ages if the food is placed on the back of the tongue. Some parents coax very young infants to eat large amounts of solid food in the hope that they will sleep through the night. This is unlikely to work, and forcing an infant to eat early can cause aspiration pneumonia and feeding problems later. Many infants take solids after a breastfeeding or bottle-feeding, which both satisfies their need to suck and quickly relieves their hunger.
Infants develop food allergies or intolerance easier than older children or adults. If many different foods are given in a brief period, it is difficult to tell which one may have been responsible for a reaction. Because of this difficulty, parents should introduce new foods one at a time, no more than one new food a week. Once it is clear a food is tolerated, another one may be introduced.
Single-grain cereals are begun first, followed by fruits and vegetables. Meats, which are a good source of protein, should be introduced later, after about 7 months. Many infants initially reject meat.
The food should be offered on a spoon so that the infant learns the new feeding technique. By age 6 to 9 months, infants are able to grasp food and bring it to their mouth, and they should be encouraged to help feed themselves. However, babies easily choke on food in small, hard bits (such as peanuts, raw carrots, candies, and small crackers), so these foods should be avoided. Pureed home foods are less expensive than commercial baby foods and offer adequate nutrition.
Although infants enjoy sweet foods, sugar is not an essential nutrient and should be given only in small quantities, if at all. Sweetened dessert baby foods have no benefit for babies. Honey must be avoided during the first year because it may contain the spores of Clostridium botulinum, which are harmless to older children and adults but can cause botulism in infants.
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The Tomorrow People Review: Like Father, Like Sonby Michelle Carlbert at . Updated at . Comments
Okay, now this episode was more like it.
Remember last week when I was all grumpy and griping over The Tomorrow People Season 1 Episode 7 because it felt like the show was just going to keep going round and round will they/won't they merry-go-round with Cara and Stephen?
Well, the series definitely redeemed itself in The Tomorrow People Season 1 Episode 8.
While I'm sure that the Stephen-loves-Cara storyline will probably rear its ugly head again at some point, at least this episode went off in a new and completely satisfying direction. At least it did for me, the fangirl who is deeply in love with both John and Jedikiah.
In this episode, Jedikiah finds himself tied up and imprisoned in the Tomorrow People's underground cave.
This happened after Cara's attempt to read him while he was sleeping went awry. I could've told her that was a terrible idea, but then again, I'm extremely happy with the results, so I won't begrudge her attempt to get at the truth behind "Thanatos."
I'm like a one man "Ocean's 11."Russell
- Permalink: I'm like a one man "Ocean's 11."
When Jedikiah got to the cave and refused to speak to anyone but John, I assumed it was because he figured he could manipulate John into letting him out. As it turned out, he had another motive and was trying to protect John from the secret they both knew would be devastating to the paranormals (especially Stephen) if it got out.
Even Cara knew that deep down, Jedikiah was hiding something that had to do with John. But more than that, she could feel that Jedikiah still really cared for John and thought of him as a son. Cue my heart growing about three more sizes during that scene. There's nothing I love more than a good father/son dynamic with lots of angst and this show just served one up on a silver platter.
What do you think they would do if they knew the whole truth about you?Jedikiah
Just when I thought it couldn't possibly get better than, it did. In a series of flashbacks, we saw that John was part of a series of experiments that were done by a man they called "Thanatos." Back then, Ultra was supposed to be a place where paranormals learned how to use their powers for good and help people. But soon that plan was lost and when Stephen's dad tried to keep the old ways alive, they ordered him dead.
Here's where things really got interesting and a bit tricky. Once John survived the experiment and they discovered he could kill, Jedikiah gave him an order to take out the man that was beginning to cause Ultra so much trouble. So John felt that he had no choice and killed Roger. That scene nearly broke my heart, especially when Roger asked John to find his son and also take care of the other paranormals. Again, it's no wonder he takes his duties as leader so seriously.
Cara: He loved you like a son.
John: He had a funny way of showing it.
- Permalink: He had a funny way of showing it.
The interesting and tricky part of that was when they discovered the idea of limbo. Stephen was convinced that he truly saw his father in that in-between space because they both possess the ability to stop time. But John is certain that he killed Roger. So who is right? My money is on Roger still being alive but I am very curious to find out how that's possible since we saw him basically die in John's arms.
In the end, John couldn't kill Jedikiah but his mercy got him into major trouble. Last we saw he was being dragged into Ultra as a helpless Stephen watched. I can't wait to see what happens next.
John: I trusted you like a father and you used me. Don't you get it? I lost everything that day.
Jedikiah: You were just a boy looking for a family. That's what you'll always be.
John: You don't get to decide what I am.
- Permalink: You don't get to decide what I am.
Between seeing a slightly softer side to Jedikiah (aw, he's in love with Morgan) to more of John's story coming out, I think this episode has just claimed the spot for my favorite of the season so far.
My favorite bits:
- Tim making fun of... well, whatever that accent was that Stephen tried to do.
- Russell trying to explain how he ended up dragging Jedikiah back with him.
- Jedikiah still managing to cop an attitude, while tied to a chair.
- Cara pointing out that a benefit of being human was that she could kill Jedikiah (I know she was lying about the human part, but I still loved that bit).
- The slight flicker in Jedikiah's eyes when he found out they had discovered Morgan.
- Jedikiah calling Tim the 8-track of artificial intelligence. Ha! Burn.
- Irene asking Russell to explain whatever that physics question was.
- Not being able to believe that Russell fell for the fake-choking act. Come on, man!
- John shooting the gun until it ran out of bullets and Jedikiah hyperventilating when he saw he was still alive. Whoa.
- Jedikiah protecting John from being hurt by his people from Ultra. Aw.
- John promising Roger that he would find his son and protect the other paranormals.
I think we shouldn't forget Roger could stop time as well. I believe that was the major clue of the episode.
Overall I'm not that thrilled with this ep. It was good but they are really forcing it. With Cara showing her powers, John getting caught. everything. The Originals are pacing fast but they are holding it up with good stories and development.
This episode was dismal for me. I hate when writers keep writing story arcs with bad guys that never die; keep turning up even after they are presumed dead (Malcolm in Arrow) or never getting caught like Amanda in Nikita. I like long story arcs but NOT when they're absurd. Jedikiah zapped to their secret place because goofball Russell (like a 3yr old) couldn't keep his hands in his pockets. I figured out early on that the big secret was John was the hit man for Stephen's dad Roger. What gets me is that they had many opportunities to get rid of Jedikiah. I was amazed when John started firing the gun. I thought wow, maybe this show does have some grit and they're killing off a main character. Whoopee! But, when the dust settled he's STILL alive. That's when this show became stupid for me. Now, I'll just watch it for the eye candy. Looks like Jedikiah will be the never ending bad guy after all.
This story gets more compelling every week. Loving every moment.
Loved the episode. Russel bringing Jedikiah to the lair and him explaining how it happened was funny. When Jedikiah told John he was trying to protect him and that if the tomorrow people found out the whole truth they would never trust him my first thought was that he was the one that killed Stephens father. We saw John shoot Stephens dad and basically die in his arm but in the last episode we saw Stephen see his dad when he was drowning so my two theories are that Stephens dad didn't die but is like frozen in some kind of cryogenic thing because he's in between life and death which is why Stephen saw him in limbo because he was also between life and death. My other theory is that Stephens dad is dead and Stephen could see him because he was between life and death and his father told him not to come closer because if he did then he would of dies because it would of been like going in to the light and it wasn't his time yet. So those are my two best theories. I can't wait till the next episode it looks really good I really want to know what going to happen with John and with Stephen.
It is theory two.
I think the big super mutant power Stephen has, beyond stopping time, is a link between life and death. Thanatos means death. So he can either restore life or commune with the departed. I think his father is dead but able to reach him.


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With the close of last week, 2 more of my weekly shows ended their seasons. It's about that time I guess. Hellatus will be on us in full-force soon. Luckily TV is starting to embrace a more open schedule so new ones keep cropping up as well. This week that was Surviving Jack, an episode that made me laugh several times but I'm not sure why. It gets a full 3 episodes from me to figure it out. Also this week I looked at 2 nominated shows, mostly because one of them was Arrow. I debated awhile about whether to consider it already reviewed since it was a weekly show but it was chosen 2x by the random number generator so I took it as a sign that I should. The other nominated show was Psych, which had me rolling with laughter - a truly funny episode. If you would like to nominate a show for me to watch, please fill in the 2 question form at the end. It takes very little time. I promise. Until next week, happy viewing!

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Best Season - Teen Wolf - 3B

I may be jumping the gun here but no other TV show's season, except Sleepy Hollow, has come close to the excitement and intensity of Teen Wolf. In its third season, it improved dramatically in every aspect of TV. Well maybe not CGI, but I blame the budget for that. Teen Wolf dominated this viewing season with a fast-moving, thoroughly engrossing storyline involving my favorite character. Best yet it allowed all characters to shine throughout the season and did a good job with mixing up the character interactions. By doing so it allowed us to see different facets of these characters and shook up the status quo a bit. This finale did justice to how intense the ride has been. I also like how they keep upping the ante and by making Stiles both the victim and the Big Bad, they allowed Dylan O'Brien to showcase his talent. It was a powerful portrayal that had my heart aching for him and then instantly had me scared for the other characters. I particularly like how they built on the Scott-Stiles bond and proved that nothing could separate their brotherhood. Kudos all around to the cast and crew for making this one Hale of a season - terrible pun completely intended. I can't wait to see what June 23 has in store for us.

Best Character Interaction - The 100 -
Clarke and Bellamy

I admit I am not 100% sold on The 100 yet. Its premise is intersting but its execution remains to be seen. I am however 100% sold on the interaction between Clarke and Bellamy. They are fascinating as two very different people trying to lead the 100 in opposite directions. Clarke, the determined, brusque hero wants to ensure everyone's survival, including those on the Ark. Bellamy, the would be murderer, knows that if the Ark's residents do land on earth, he will be hunted down and executed. His #1 objective is to keep that from happening. To further make things interesting, each has proven to be a master manipulator and has often used the situation to accomplish their own goals. Clarke makes Bellamy (and more importantly his gun) accompany her to rescue Jasper by playing on his fear of losing the crowd's respect. Bellamy takes sole credit for the food they all brought in order to get people to remove their wristbands and make the Ark think they've died. It will be interesting to see what happens when two diametrically opposed natural born leaders continue to clash. The best thing The 100 has working for it is the interplay of so many characters with different needs and the way they justify their actions - both on Earth and on the Ark.

Best Action - Once Upon a Time in Wonderland - Jafar vs. Amara magic fight

There were a lot of good action scenes this week. Teen Wolf took the fight to Narnia as Scott and Kira battled the Oni, while outside it was the pack in a fight for their lives. The Musketeers decided a convent would be more interesting and livened up the place with alcohol explosives, guns, swords, and even a beehive. Those nuns sure take home security seriously. However, even with my affinity for sword play, this week the award goes to the sorcerers. Sure the CGI was bad, but I've been missing a Harry Potter fix and this was balm to the wound. Besides, 4-headed snake, people! What really made the scene though was that for the first time, the match was evenly balanced. Amara was slightly more powerful, but Jafar got the win by being clever. He figured out Cyrus was Amara's son and used it to his advantage. Witty villain repartee, flying glass, a mother's love, and a "divine move" trump all the others. Plus, there was a little swordplay in between scenes.

Most Improved Character - The Blacklist - Tom

Let's face it. Tom was the most bland, uninteresting character in The Blacklist. Oh what a difference a couple of weeks make. While I never bought that he was actually attending all those conferences and heading out on job interviews in the middle of the school year, I did figure he was going to be a red herring in a show that loves to teast the audience. Instead he's a straight-up, stone cold killer, who is working for the same people as the guy who bugged their house. Last week he killed Jolene and the Cowboy with nary a blink. This week he coldcocked his wife and left her bleeding on the ground. Tom is not someone to mess with and I hope Liz realizes that too now that she knows. I have yet to figure out why anyone would want to go so deep undercover in Lizzie's life, but I can't wait for the reveal. I know it has something to do with Red and I hope they come up with an intriguing yet plausible story. Could Tom be part of the reason why Red decided to partner with the FBI at this particular juncture? I have no answers, but I do know that for the first time I am eager to have more Tom on my screen instead of less.

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Nominated Shows:

Arrow - 2.15 - The Promise

It appears that when I gave up Arrow to marathon over the summer instead, some people felt that I gave up on it too soon. Therefore it quickly became the most nominated show in the spreadsheet. Sooner or later it was bound to be chosen with the random number generator I use. I debated a lot over whether this should be considered eligible since technically I have already reviewed Arrow several times. In the end I decided that since it came up, not once but twice in the random number generator, to go ahead and review it but to have a second nominated episode as well. However, Arrow cannot be the nominated show again this season according to the rules of nomination.

As far as The Promise goes, I think making the decision to go on hiatus worked well for me. This episode is far better in the rewatch since I've had time to break from the elements of Arrow that really annoy me. It also helps that those elements were pretty much shunted off into a corner. There was little of Felicity and she was shown to be competent, which helped a lot. Plus the main focus was the brilliant scenes between Oliver and Slade. They did a great job playing off each other in both the past and the present. I love the added tension because Oliver couldn't say anything in front of his family, and then how he turned it around on Slade when Sarah, Diggle, and Roy showed up. Well played, Team Arrow! It was great to green light this Big Bad story line pace and even better to hold shipping to a minimum. This is an Arrow back on track from the muddle of made of itself from State vs. Queen on. I am now more looking forward to watching it this summer than I was last week.

Grade: B+
Ranking: 3

Best Scene - Team Arrow show up at the Queen mansion to confront Slade

Best Quote - Oliver: "I told you I'd come back." Anatoli: "Fantastic. We're saved."

Best Reason to Watch - Slade and Oliver interactions, both past and present

Best Snark / Best Character Return - Anatoli Knyazev

Worst Character Return - Oliver's Abs

Best Moment - Oliver tries to stab Slade but Slade disarms him and then Thea walks in / Slade grabs Oliver by the heel as he tries to jump overboard

Least Surprising - Slade used the house tour to get video surveillance on the Queen house

Biggest Awww Scene - Oliver makes Sarah promise if he dies, to tell Moira and Thea that he was a better person and Sarah makes Oliver promise to tell her family she died on the Gambit

Best Part of the Flashbacks - Oliver isn't perfect at his archery skills yet

The "Say What?" Award - Ivo, you murdered Shado. No question about it. The only thing Oliver should be suffering from is survivor's guilt. He did nothing wrong in this case.

The "You Tell Him, Momma" Award - While Oliver had every right to be upset that Slade was there, he has been a real douche to Moira. If she won't Gibbs head slap him, then telling him off here works just as well.

Psych - 6.02 - Last Night Gus

BWAH! This episode had me howling with laughter. I had seen bits and pieces of Psych over the years, but I never really kept up with it. It was on my perpetual hiatus list somewhere below Alias and above Robin Hood, always just below the radar. Now I'm more anxious than ever to marathon the show. In this episode the main guys wake up unaware of what happened the night before. They all have to work together to figure it out and who really killed two guys associated with them. It's a hilarious plot device that really works because it allows all the characters to be full of themselves and then slightly deflated. It also helps that Gus is spotlighted and from what I've seen, he and Lassiter are my favorite characters. In addition, this was my first time to enjoy Woody, whom I know better as the ultra douche angel Zachariah from Supernatural. Wow is this a completely different character. It actually took me a minute to catch up. Overall this episode was pure fun, a bit of silliness to brighten the day. Thanks to whomever nominated this because I have a new stress relief show for those long work nights.

Grade: A-
Ranking: 4

Best Scene - Gus repeats everything the murderer says and is super chill in the middle of the shootout before he knocks the guy out

Best Quote - Lassiter: "Oh dear Lord, please tell me this is a dream."

MVP - Lassiter

Funniest Moment - Gus freaks out about his car

The "Say What?" Award - How did someone miss a cell phone in the dead guy's pocket? That's beyond shoddy police work.

Best Use of Slo-Mo - The foursome's silent prowl into the bar like they own the world

Best References - Jon Cryer, Tom Wopat, Ed Lover, "It's hard out here for a pimp", and probably many more I was laughing too hard to catch

New Show:

Surviving Jack - 1.01 - Pilot

I am surprised by how much I laughed in this episode given that sexual humor doesn't really do anything for me. Still I liked this one enough to give it 3 episodes. Generally it will come down to whether the Jack character can manage to remain this sarcastic and still be relatable and caring. It's a tossup right now if that will happen. Surviving Jack follows the recent trend of family comedies based on the creator's real experiences with voiceovers from the adult version of the main kid. See The Goldbergs and Growing Up Fisher for other examples. In this case the story takes place in 1991, when the mother (Joanne) goes back to school to be a lawyer and the father (Jack) takes over most of the parenting duties to their 2 teenage children. It wants to be a more modern, snarkier version of Growing Pains, but the pilot has some rough spots as all pilots do. I would like to see them broaden the humor so not everything is built around sex and they definitely need to make sure Jack comes off as sympathetic. The show won't work if he isn't. I'd also like to see the daughter's role fleshed out, which the pilot really had no time to do. What the pilot did extremely well was snark and the soundtrack. This may be the best pilot soundtrack since Supernatural, featuring a variety of 80's and early 90's music trends. If anyone has the playlist, let me know because I have some more downloading to do. I haven't heard Violent Femmes in ages.

Grade: B-
Ranking: 3 (after the first 3 episodes)

Best Scene - Jack teaches Frankie to drive through extreme pressure

Best Quote - Jack: "I think everything everyone says is stupid. Tell me anyway."

Biggest Aww - Jack tells Frankie that no one can ever take the memory of your first kiss away

Funniest Scene - Jack pays a homeless guy to scare Frankie and his friends to keep them from stealing

Best Payback - Joanne gives Jack the spoilers on how Jurassic Park ends to punish him

MVP / Best Reason to Watch - the soundtrack. I'm not being facetious here. The soundtrack to this pilot was awesome. Violent Femmes, The Cure, and so much more. I'd download it on iTunes.

The "Say What?" Award - Frankie digs a hole in his yard to bury his stolen porn. I was never a teenage boy. Is this common? I thought it was all about the mattress.

The "Flag on that Play" Award - Joanne blames Jack because their daughter had a boy in her room. That is all on the daughter. She should have known the rules and followed them. No need to call out dad in front of the kids. Time for a united front. Not holding kids accountable for their own actions is why they have become entitled. Stand up. Be a parent. Your kids' teachers will thank you for it.

T-Shirt Fad I Completely Missed as a Teen - According to Surviving Jack and The Goldbergs, t-shirts that changed color when you touched them were all the rage when I was in high school. Who knew? I don't remember anyone wearing those.

Biggest Nostalgia - Ah, Christian Slater love. I remember that time. For all my friends it was Heathers. For me it was the "blink and you missed it" gem, Gleaming the Cube. Seriously, check it out. Or maybe not. My taste in high school was pretty bad.

Weekly Shows:

Resurrection - 1.03 - Two Rivers

The show is still short on plot and long on characters, but so far the characters make it worthwhile. Henry and Lucille are beautifully crafted characters played by pros in the nuances. Their scenes together are believable and heart aching. Still I wish we were working towards answers instead of just adding another resurrected person each week.

Grade: B

Best Scene - Henry and Lucille talk on the porch about their dead Jacob

Best Quote - Marty: "Okay, did anything good ever happen on this road?" Maggie: "Well as it turns out, when you die it's not an irreversible condition."

Best Character Interaction - Marty and Maggie

Best Reason to Watch - how the townspeople react to the revolving Resurrectee of the Week

Longest Slow Pan Ever - Jacob's coffin…twice, and we still didn't see anything

Best Shout Out - Mizzou vs. KU game and Mizzou is winning. Woo hoo! And apparently it's March Madness because that's not either of their stadiums.

Most Manipulative - Sheriff who acts like he's talking to the bartender but is really threatening the man who committed adultery with his wife

The "Oh Joy, It's Hollywood's Favorite Theme" Award - I am really tired of Hollywood portraying Christians as hypocrites every time they bring them up. As soon as I saw there was a preacher in this show, I knew it was going that route. It's predictable, boring, and now oppressive.

The "I Thought You Were a Cop" Award - While Marty gets kudos for at least not touching the evidence, he really should know to have Maggie call for backup when chasing a suspect.

Not the Most Bizarre Theory Yet - Ray thinks it's aliens. I'm good with that. For now.

Crisis - 1.02 - If You are Watching This I am Dead

Crisis remains the most intriguing March-debuting show this season. I have no idea what's going on but I like that there is both larger questions and some resolution. Giving the ambassador back his son was a great move and I am okay if it continues in a Kid of the Week format while laying the groundwork for the larger picture. I have to give it a few more weeks to be sure but right now Crisis makes my top 10 new shows list.

Grade: B+

Best Moment - Meg sits surrounded by millions of dollars and is so nonchalant about it

Best Quote - Ian: "It'd be pretty messed up if you were going to run away and ended up getting kidnapped."

Most Important Player - Francis Gibson

Best Character Interaction - still Anton and Finley, even if they only had one scene together

Best Man for the Job - Dr. Olsen, who stops playing politics and puts Riley and Dunn together

Best Scene - Anton calls out the FBI guy on bad facts

Least Improved Player - Susie Dunn

Most Annoying - Luke and Dunn

Blacklist - 1.17 - Ivan

The Blacklist was a brilliant twist marred by the most idiotic genius ever. I hope Red recruits him and then knocks some commonsense into him. Complicated romantic gesture? This was hormones on steroids. Despite the low-rent, teen stalker subtext, there was a lot that went right here. I like that we are coming to a head on Tom and the guy who played Real Ivan is a favorite. I loved him as Dmitry on Royal Pains. I should love the scene where Red holds Lizzie best, but everything is about Tom for me right now. Nothing intrigues me more.

Grade: B-

Best Scene - Tom acts concerned about Liz when she tells him about being attacked

Best Quote - Tom: "Don't beat yourself up. You could never have known this. You never really know people, do you?"

MVP - Tom, who has become the most interesting character

Best Plot Twist - The silly toy scene from the beginning was actually a key piece of the episode

The "Say What?" Award - What exactly kind of school does Tom work at that lets him jaunt off to conferences all the time? Thus far I see little evidence that he is indeed a teacher, unless his school takes winter off and works through the summer.

Villain Mistake #2 - Only secondary to the longwinded villain monologue is a villain tagging his or her own work. Come on, Ivan. Cocky means busted. Just ask Neal Caffrey or Curtis Hagan on White Collar.

Best Cat and Mouse - Lizzie and Tom dancing around in an elaborate game of hide-and-seek

The "You and Me Both Honey" Award - Lizzie: "Just once I'd like to hear the whole truth from you."

The Scariest - Our government's most secret cyber weapon was stolen by a teen as a byproduct of his stalking tendencies. Yeah, that sounds really secure.

The Harry Potter-like Award - NotIvan uses the skeleton key like an Deluminator.

Star-Crossed - 1.06 - Stabbed with a White Wench's Black Eye

Whenever the love triangles take over the sociopolitical climate of Star-Crossed, the episode suffers. This is one of those cases. While there was plenty of intrigue and character growth, they kept stopping the story for more teen emoangsting and well "star-crossed" romance. It's tiresome and at this point leads to nonsensical storytelling. Why didn't Emery give Roman a heads-up that there was a Cyper leak? Shouldn't that be the first step? Why would a journalist store his video in only one place? Does the cloud not exist anymore? The logic of this episode was fairly non-existent and it bugs me to no end. On the plus side though, Grayson and Drake saved the hour. Both of them are caught up in circumstances beyond their control and both had powerful choices to make. I am still slightly suspicious of Grayson, but he has really grown on me. Drake has always been fascinating as an Atrian who wants so much for things to be different but who cannot fully support either side's solutions. In the end, Emery is still the weakest link of Star-Crossed. Scenes are better when she's not in them. That's a big millstone to overcome. Also, every episode needs some Teri. Just saying.

Grade: C

Best Scene - Drake and Roman vs. Zoe

Best Quote - Drake: "We should kill her. If we don't, she could tell the Trags and they'll come after both of us." Roman: "We can't do this." Drake: "Yeah maybe you can't. I'm a warrior." Roman: "Warriors protect Atrian lives. Whether we like it or not, she's one of us."

Most Missed - Teri. I really wanted some snark between Taylor and her.

MVP - Grayson / Drake

Best Character Interaction - Drake and Roman

Best Reason to Fast Forward - anytime Emery and Roman are together or either of them are talking about the other

Best Cold Open - Zoe stops some Red Hawks from blowing up the sector

The "Well Duh" Award - Talking about top secret things out in the open came back to haunt you. Really? What a surprise! Perhaps you should start calling Cyper "Czechoslovakia."

Biggest Plot Hole Plan - What kind of journalist would not back up his video to several places to ensure something like this wouldn't happen? Surely 10 years from now we'll still have technology crashes…and the cloud.

Best Future Spy - Jules, she can talk info out of the dumbest people on the planet Sounds like spy work to me. Well, according to Michael Westen.

Best Diss - Taylor looks like she's going to talk to Drake but veers off for the waiter at the last minute

Teen Wolf - 3.24 - The Divine Move (season finale)

Grade: A-

Best Scene - DarkStiles stalks Lydia and Stiles down the hallway and rants about how they cannot kill him

Best Quote - Danny: "Dude, it's Beacon Hills." Talk about 4 words that sum up the entire show.

MVP - DarkStiles

The "Are You Kidding Me?" Award - The Oni are killed by silver and the nogitsune didn't know that? I thought he was over 1,000 years old. Shouldn't he have
been pursuing his enemy's weaknesses?

Best Moment - Melissa holds a crying Scott

Best Action - the fight scene in Narnia / fighting the Oni outside the school

Biggest Douche - DoucheDad who wants Melissa to tell Scott he bailed and then plans to send a follow-up e-mail…to his SON. Argh!

Wicked Mad Ninja Skills - the Oni who deflected every bullet Parrish shot with his sword

Most Simpatico - Lydia and Stiles both feel time is running out as the Oni take out the police station and the hospital

Best Song-to-Scene - Bad Moon Rising during the hospital slaughter

Best Reason to Watch - the pack works together to take down the Big Bad

Biggest Shock - Danny knows about werewolves

Worst Surprise - Kate Argent is back

Most Nerve-racking Moment - Stiles falls unconscious / Melissa's bloody teeth

Best Continuity - Pan in on the Wanted poster

The Musketeers - 1.09 - Knight Takes Queen

I'm tired of adultery as a way of life on The Musketeers. It alone dropped my grade a letter. I'm losing respect for characters right and left these days. Soon I'm going to have to root for barkeep #12. How hard is it to keep it in your pants? I did however like the nuns joining the battle and the fact that they are wrapping up the Cardinal's storyline. I do think it is very much out-of-character for the Cardinal to be so stupid. One of the reasons why he made a good villain is because he was so clever. Without that, he's just a moustache-twirler.

Grade: C+

Best Allies/Scene - the nuns who take out several mercenaries themselves, including 3 by beehive

Best Quote - Athos: "If it's any consolation Mother Superior is next door praying for our immortal souls." Aramis: "Right now it's my mortal body I'm worried about."

Best Action - castle fight

MVP - Mother Superior

Best Character Interaction - Athos and Gallagher

Best Reason to Fast Forward - Aramis and the Queen

Biggest Misstep - The Cardinal takes the king's drunk ramblings as a plan. I'm surprised at you Cardinal.

Best Reason to Have Servants - never having to eat the Queen's cooking

The "Say What?" Award - Why would Gallagher give the promissory note to a minion instead of keeping payment on himself at all time? World's worst criminal.

Biggest Question - Will the Cardinal be killed or exiled so he can go play Doctor Who?

Growing Up Fisher - 1.05 - Work with Me

Joyce may be the most obnoxious, oblivious person on TV, including any animated character and fans that make the Jumbotron at sporting events. She does manage not say or do anything inappropriate with her children in this episode but that's the only plus. She's way too over-the-top as a character and they need to tone her down. I find I like Growing Up Fisher in direct proportion to how much I can tolerate Joyce and in this one, it wasn't very much. In fact, she got twice as bad in the rewatch. I find myself feeling sorry that this family has had to put up with her for so long, even though Mel can be a condescending schmuck too. As always, the kids make this show. I want to really like Growing Up Fisher, but the parents keep getting in the way.

Grade: D+

Best Scene - Janice and Joyce bond over making fun of Mel

Best Quote - Katie: "Go be you."

Best Character Interaction - Henry and Katie

Most Obnoxious - Joyce. It's hard to believe anyone on the planet could be as clueless as she is.

The "Say What?" Award - I've never heard anyone ask for directions of a random stranger in the mall, much less a group of people. Does this mall not have a directory? Or regular customers?

Biggest Stalker - Henry. If I were Jenny, I would be scared.

Scene Stealer - Runyen, every time

Best Moment - Katie tells Henry to do things his way

Sweetest Moment - Jenny leaves Henry orange soda

The 100 - 1.02 - Earth Skills

The 100 was actually better in this episode than the pilot. The characters were less annoying, especially Octavia, and the conflict deepened. I find the stand-off between Bellamy and Clarke riveting. Both actors are doing a great job. The real work is going to be to keep them from falling into patterned clichés, cardstock good vs. bad characters. So far they have done an excellent job of fleshing out Bellamy, but they need to do the same for Murphy. If I am going to have Thug #1 on my screen each week, they have to give me some hook into his character. Floating his dad doesn't cut it because that seems to be a fairly normal occurrence for the 100. Given the improvement in Atom and Octavia, I have hope that while I will probably continue to root for Murphy's death, I won't be irked every time he appears on my screen which is the case now. As for the Ark, the best thing that happened was the introduction of Raven. She is already intriguing and I think her scenes with Abby were fantastic. I look forward to seeing more of them. Kane also is growing on me because while I can hate his methods, he does make a good point. I would hate to be the Chancellor. He's stuck between two very different ideals with no way to know which will ultimately gain the best results. All in all, this episode of The 100 made me even more curious to see what will happen next.

Grade: B

Best Scene - Wells tries to keep Murphy from hurting a kid, Bellamy challenges him to fight over it, and Wells wins

Best Quote - Murphy: "Whoa, wait, wait, wait. What? You think you play by different rules?" Finn: "I thought there were no rules."

Best Moment - The Grounder who watches them eat from the trees

Future MVP - Monty, who has the best chance of actually being helpful to them all. It also means he has the highest chance of Bellamy killing him.

Best Manipulator - Bellamy, who is miles more advanced at this than Kane

Best Stand-Off - The Chancellor and Kane

Best Speech - Bellamy. He sucks but he is definitely persuasive.

Best Leader - Clarke. She tells Monty to stay behind because he is too important to the 100. It was a tough call but the smart one. She also manipulated Bellamy to find Jasper, showing she has a better grip on how to handle him than Wells, and guilts Finn into going too. She definitely knows how to get what she needs.

Best New Addition - Raven

Most Insightful - Atom, who reminds Octavia that she had her brother even when everything else sucked

Wonderland - 1.12 - To Catch a Thief

In all honesty I expected this to be my least favorite episode of them all. The prospect of making it through an episode without the Red Queen or Will snark to alleviate the drippiness made me shudder. Imagine my surprise then when we got Will snark in spades due to the flashbacks. They rode me through the lesser scenes as did the Jabberwocky, a character I now find interesting. I still think this show would have been better with less Alice and Cyrus, but I'm glad I've stuck with it until now.

Grade: B

Best Scene - Will tells Alice that hers isn't the only story worth fighting for

Best Quote - Knave: "Watch your tongue lass, or else you'll lose that as well as your head." Alice: "That's a little redundant, don't you think?" Knave: "Depends on which one you lose first."

Best Character Interaction - Knave and Alice

Best Reason to Watch - Knave flashbacks starring…..Snark! My favorite player.

Worst Sounding Plan - Let Jafar win

Best Humor - Will can't figure out which way he wants to go

Most Improved Character - The Jabberwocky is finally interesting

Best Twist - The Jabberwocky allies with Alice and crew

Best Back Story - Will's tale of his dead sister explains a little more about why he's been willing to do so much for Alice

Least Surprising - Amara ends up casting the spell with Jafar in order to save her son's life

Enlisted - 1.09 - Paint Cart 5000 vs. the Mondo Spider

Come on people. This is the last episode I get to see of Enlisted for awhile. How disappointing! This show has done a great job of showing heart and laughs. The episode was half poo jokes. Not worthy of Enlisted at all. The only redeeming part was Derrick and Cody and even part of that was cringe worthy. I'm going to have to go back and watch Homecoming to get the stench of this episode off of me.

Grade: C-

Best Scene - Cody gives Derrick career advice

Best Quote - Cody: "I need a photographer who's going to tell me the truth." Derrick: "I don't want to be here." Cody: "The job is yours."

Best Character Interaction - Derrick and Cody

Best Manipulator - Randy plays the little brother card

Best Reason to Fast Forward - the entire poo storyline, so a good portion of the episode

Helix - 1.13 - Dans L'Ombre (season finale)

Helix just isn't the same without Daniel. I miss the complicated relationship between Hatake and him already. However, this episode had some great plot twists, like Peter working for Ilaria, and I think the big time jump is needed if they are going to have an engrossing season 2. Alan appears to have changed and that can only be a good thing. They are now in France though, so that means my current favorite character, Anana, may not have a place in the story now though. Overall Hatake was still the best thing about the episode, although he is a complete douche for suggesting that adopted kids are less important than biological kids. What the heck, Helix? You all suck! All kids are equally important! Urgh! It's one more mark against me watching your season 2. The other part is that all the uber-annoying characters are still alive. Alan, Sarah, and Peter get a pass, while Doreen, Daniel, Constance, and even Julia's mother die? Why? Are you trying to kill your own show?

Grade: B-

Best Scene - The Inuit come back to get the scientists out

Best Quote - Scythe: "What is this? Good scientist, bad scientist."

Best Character Interaction - Anana and Tulok

MVP - Hatake, even if he is a douche

Biggest Douche - Hatake admits he prefers Julia over Daniel because Julia is his flesh and blood. Way to prove what a douche you are, Hatake. No child is more important than the other.

Biggest Twist - Peter is working for Ilaria

Best Character Growth - Sergio comes back to get the list of kidnapped Inuit children and where they are

Biggest Awww Scene - Hatake and Jane reunite

The "Oh Great, Helix is Now a Soap Opera" Award - Sarah is pregnant with Alan's baby

Best Plan - Skipping forward over 200 days for season 2

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About the Author - Dahne

One part teacher librarian - one part avid TV fan, Dahne is a contributing writer for SpoilerTV, where she recaps, reviews, and creates polls for Sleepy Hollow, Arrow, White Collar, Grimm, Teen Wolf, and others. She's addicted to Twitter, live tweets a multitude of shows each week, and co-hosts the Warehouse 13, Sleepy Hollow "Headless," and Teen Wolf "Welcome to Beacon Hills" podcasts for Southgate Media Group. Currently she writes a Last Week in TV column for her blog and SpoilerTV. ~ "I speak TV."

Dahne1http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964715.post-37606617398141631652014-03-30T22:33:00.000+01:002014-06-08T16:53:20.591+01:00Scene Of The Week - March 30, 2014 - POLL
A weekly feature in which we're trying to find most compelling, best acted, written, directed and just generally great scenes that we've seen recently.

BATES MOTEL, "Check-Out", March 24, 2014, Actors: Freddie Highmore, Kenny Johnson and more
The Scenes: Norman fights with Caleb & Emma wakes up next to the pot-guy
Darth Locke: Norman confronts Caleb at Caleb's hotel room channeling Norma presumably from some kind of transference. Also picked by DarkUFO
Sharon Seymour: Emma wakes up next to the pot-guy and can't remember what happened last night. Funny scene!

HANNIBAL, "Mukōzuke", March 28, 2014, Actors: Mads Mikkelsen, Laurence Fishburne, Jonathan Tucker
The Scene: Jack saves Hannibal's life
Darth Locke: Jack Crawford saves Hannibal's life after nearly being murdered via hanging due to Will enlisting a more than willing orderly.

HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, "The End of the Aisle", March 24, 2014, Actors: Cobie Smulders and more
The Scenes: Barney and Robin get married & Ted tells Robin he doesn't love her anymore
Justyna Kubica: It seems like only tragic things happen lately on TV. Which is why this scene feels even more special to me. I've been a fan of this couple for years now so it was such a fantastic and a very happy moment to watch. As much as I enjoyed the scene earlier, when Barney promises Robin to be honest with her and they embrace, finally ready to get married, the wedding was done so beautifully that I had to pick it as one of my favorite scenes of the week. First of all, Ring Bear! I'm glad it went so lovely, personally I kinda wanted to see the flower gorilla, but well... It was good to see so many familiar faces on the wedding and everyone being happy for the couple, including Ted, who finally let go of Robin and was rooting for his friends. I'm glad. I wish them all a happy ending in the series finale and can't wait to see Ted meeting the Mother. Something tells me it's gonna be an amazing scene. I already miss the show.
Klutzy girl: After years of waiting, Barney and Robin finally get married. It was a sweet scene, and I especially love the way he dipped her after they kissed. So excited and happy for them! Also picked by Jamie Coudeville
Pablozky21: Ted tells Robin he doesn't love her anymore: The moment finally came down; after letting Robin go in "Sunrise" Ted has given the final step as he finally gets the chance to tell her that he doesn't love her anymore once he turns down Robin when she freaks out. Robin considers Ted to be the safest choice, and that's why she tells him they should be together, but Ted knows she actually loves Barney and he realized that he doesn't love her as he thought he did, he just needed to hear Robin to tell him that she should be with him and then he was good to go.

NASHVILLE, "Your Wild Life's Gonna Get You Down", March 26, 2014, Actors: Hayden Panettiere, Jonathan Jackson, The Scene: Juliette tells Avery how she feels about him
Klutzy girl: Juliette opens up and tells Avery how she feels about him. I love the way he tells her not to be jealous and that he would never destroy her. It was such an amazing, adorable conversation that made me love the pairing even more.

NCIS: LOS ANGELES, "Zero Days", March 25, 2014, Actors: Eric Christian Olsen, LL Cool J
The Scene: Sam and Deeks discuss reasons why Callen is late to work (picked by Bradley Adams & Tonya Papanikolas)

PERSON OF INTEREST, "Allegiance", March 25, 2014, Actors: Jim Caviezel and more
The Scenes: Root tracks down Greer using Bear & Reese falls out of a window and gets up
Virginia Fontana: Reese tackles a baddie, smashes through a window, slams the other guy into a car, gets up, and shrugs at the team above. This was an exhilaratingly action-packed fight scene with a hilariously apt ending.
Tonya Papanikolas: Reese goes after a bad guy by grabbing and hurling him out a window, both landing several floors below on a car. As everyone else rushes to see if he's okay, Reese slowly gets up and shrugs his shoulders like nothing happened.
Bradley Adams: Root tracks down Greer using Bear.

PSYCH, "The Break-Up", March 26, 2014, Actors: James Roday, Maggie Lawson, Dulé Hill
The Scene: The final scene
Justyna Kubica: And Psych is officially over! It's so hard to say goodbye to such a fantastic show. I loved watching and re-watching the series, it somehow always made me feel better whenever I needed it. But if it's the end, I'm glad it went like this. I think it was pretty much a perfect ending for everyone. I was wondering which scene to pick, because I also loved Shawn's goodbye videos to Gus and Lassie, and Gus going after Shawn to San Francisco, but I think the proposal might be the best one. Not just because of the happy couple, but also because it shows how Shawn changed over the years, how much Juliet AND Gus mean to him, and it's the final scene of the series. I have to say, I'm so happy Gus wouldn't let go of his best friend! I was preparing myself for their "break up" but it didn't happen. Good! Cause I can't imagine those two apart. And now they can start over with their business in SF, maybe even joining forces with Monk (I loved this reference!) and eventually grow up. But never completely. "Will you marry us? Me. Mostly me." Farewell Psych! Goodbye to Shawn, Gus, Juliet, Lassie, Henry, Chief Vick and everyone else. You'll be missed dearly. Kudos to the cast and crew for all their wonderful work in this one of a kind show! Psych OUT.

REIGN, "Monsters", March 27, 2014, Actors: Torrance Coombs, Toby Regbo
The Scene: Bash rescues Francis from under the ice
Sandi wich: The two brothers needed something huge to happen to bring them back together and get them trusting each other, I'm really glad that are again reunited. I do however fear that Francis may be effected by his prolonged dunking under the ice, it can't have been good for his health and I worry that it will kick start his ear infection in some way.

REVENGE, "Disgrace", March 23, 2014, Actors: Emily VanCamp, Nick Wechsler
The Scenes: Emily agrees to let Jack help her & Emily runs away from the opera house
Virginia Fontana: Emily agrees to let Jack help her in her latest plan against Pascal. I am excited to see these two team up and have more scenes together. It should be fascinating to see Emily deal with having Jack in the action since she usually strives to keep him out of it.
Pablozky21: This scene I choose because of how well crafted it is; it is as simple as Emily being publicly exposed for her fake pregnancy and she has to run away. It's a moment of soapy perfection, especially when she runs down the stairs and the laugh from the opera can be heard in the background. It is just so beautifully simple and well constructed that it easily became one of my favorite scenes of the week. And it became even better once Emily reveals she set the whole thing up, not that there was any doubt, but confirmation makes it all the more delightful.

SCANDAL, "Mama Said Knock You Out", March 27, 2014, Actors: Bellamy Young, Tony Goldwyn
The Scene: Fitz tells Mellie he lost his wife
Pablozky21: It's been a while since I truly enjoyed a Scandal episode, mostly because I felt that every episode has been so fast paced that they are too overwhelming to actually enjoy them, but this episode managed to mantain the fast pacing a little bit more balanced and many scenes can be fully enjoyed, such as this one, in which Fitz calls out Mellie for destroying their marriage; they actually loved each other once, but once Mellie was raped by Fitz' father she just couldn't do it anymore, and the fact that Fitz puts the blame on Mellie without knowing this fact makes the scene both tragic and poignant, probably one of the highlights of the season for me.

TEEN WOLF, "The Divine Move", March 24, 2014, Actors: Dylan O'Brien, Keahu Kahuanui and more
The Scenes: The final confrontation with Nogitsune & Danny knows
Justyna Kubica: The best season of one of my favorite shows finished this week. Now we have to wait another 3 months to see what's gonna happen next. I'm actually happy about that. I was afraid it's gonna be a much longer break. And so many great scenes in this finale! I honestly did not know which one I liked best. I decided to go with the last confrontation with Nogitsune or how I like to call it: Stiles vs "Stiles" showdown. I love the fact that working as a team is what made our heroes win with the seemingly undefeatable enemy. Everyone had their part to play in the plan. Derek, The Twins and Chris (thanks to Allison's idea) killed the Oni, Kira and Scott changed and destroyed Nogitsune's body, Isaac trapped what's left of him and finally Stiles (with Lydia's support) figured out how to beat him and his illusions in the first place. The Divine Move! I felt so proud to see them succeed, especially after all the losses they suffered (one still before them at that point). Not to mention the cruelty of Nogistune's final plan, to force Stiles to take his own life with the help of his best friend. And just to win a game with him! Good to see him gone! Still, Nogitsune was probably one of my favorite villains on the show, truly scary, effective, dark and clever. And so wonderfully portrayed by Dylan O'Brien who had spectacular season. I loved the final battle and the entire episode built around it and I can't wait to see what's gonna happen next. Thank you to the entire talented cast and crew for their incredible work this season. And to everyone not returning next season: you'll be dearly missed!
Jamie Coudeville: I absolutely loved this, how long has he known?? I hope this means he'll get more screentime in season 4.

THE AMERICANS, "The Deal", March 26, 2014, Actors: Matthew Rhys and more
The Scene: Philip takes the hostage to the toilet (picked by DarkUFO)

THE BLACKLIST, "Ivan (No. 88)", March 24, 2014, Actors: James Spader, Megan Boone and more
The Scenes: Reddington meets with Mr Kaplan at the grave & Red and Liz share a moment at the end
Geo N: Red (James Spader) and Liz (Megan Boone) share a loving moment at the end of the episode, "Ivan". Liz seeks comfort with Red, after her discovery, and tells a story of the destructive fire from her youth. Red consoles her with music, from the music-box he created, playing in the background. The song being played is the same one that Liz's dad used to hum when she was a little girl to make her feel safe. A great moment and one that will be remembered throughout the series as a very important moment in their relationship. Also picked by Darth Locke
Bradley Adams: Reddington meets with Mr Kaplan at the grave.

THE FOLLOWING, "Teacher's Pet", March 24, 2014
The Scene: The two killers in the restaurant (picked by Sharon Seymour)

THE FOSTERS, "Adoption Day", March 24, 2014, Actors: Teri Polo, Sherri Saum
The Scene: Lena tells Stef she's pregnant
Klutzy girl: Figured she would be since the actress is pregnant in real life, but Stef's reaction was the best. I'm so excited to see what happens with this storyline next season!

THE MENTALIST, "White as the Driven Snow", March 23, 2014, Actors: Owain Yeoman, Amanda Righetti and more, The Scene: Van Pelt and Rigsby's last scene
Tonya Papanikolas: Van Pelt & Rigsby's last send-off scene in the hospital was a nice goodbye. I loved that all the characters said farewell to the couple as they prepared to go live as "civilians." We even saw Cho smile!

THE MUSKETEERS, "Knight Takes Queen", March 23, 2014, Actors: Tom Burke, Santiago Cabrera
The Scene: Athos chastises Aramis for sleeping with the Queen
Sandi wich: Another episode where it was hard to choose a best scene as every character had so many little moments that shone, but this little scene is probably the one I've seen most fans mention over the past week. The dialogue was hilarious, yet still filled with the dire consequences they faced, and Tom Burke and Santiago Cabrera's energy and pace conveyed the frustration I think both characters felt over the enormity of what had happened. I love how little scenes like this show how close the Musketeers actual are, a lot is said and understood between each other without words, but with looks and nods instead.

THE TOMORROW PEOPLE, "Endgame", March 24, 2014, Actors: Robbie Amell, Mark Pellegrino
The Scene: Stephen lets Jed escape from the Founder
Virginia Fontana: I'm not sure Stephen knows what to think about his uncle or the Founder right now, which is excellently suspenseful. I'm loving how complex the Jedikiah character is, constantly shifting from seeming evil to showing a good side, and all of it interlaced with sincere emotions we can't always quite put our finger on.

THE VAMPIRE DIARIES, "Rescue Me", March 27, 2014, Actors: Ian Somerhalder, Nina Dobrev
The Scene: Damon lets Elena go
Jamie Coudeville: This can't have been easy for either one of them. They do need some time apart but I know they'll reunite by the end of the season.

THE WALKING DEAD, "Us", March 23, 2014, Actors: Lauren Cohan, Steven Yeun
The Scene: Glenn and Maggie reunite (picked by DarkUFO)

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POLL : What did you think of Psych - The Break-Up (Series Finale)?DarkUFOhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964715.post-74187948794658613252014-03-26T10:00:00.000Z2014-05-23T08:57:07.810+01:00POLL : What are you watching Tonight? - 26th March 2014

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IT'S A FOND FAREWELL TO "PSYCH" WITH THE SERIES FINALE
Next week, take a break from your basketball brackets as we bid farewell to the beloved comedy series, Psych, with our supersized series finale (airs Wednesday, March 26 at 9/8c) followed by the live Psych After Pshow at 10:07pm.

PSYCH – "The Breakup" – 9/8c – SUPERSIZED SERIES FINALE written and directed by series creator Steve Franks!

Shawn (James Roday) and Gus (Dulé Hill) help Detective Lassiter (Timothy Omundson) enlist the help of Henry (Corbin Bernsen) and Woody (recurring guest star Kurt Fuller) to solve the murder of a real estate executive. Meanwhile, Shawn struggles with a life decision. Maggie Lawson and Kirsten Nelson also star.

Guest Stars: Mira Sorvino, Billy Zane

Interactive Second-Screen: PSYCH fans can enjoy USA Sync while they watch the show and get production commentary, polls, quizzes and other content that they won't find anywhere else. Get started at sync.usanetwork.com from any device or sync with their favorite app including USA Anywhere, Shazam or zeebox for exclusive content while they watch.

PSYCH After Pshow – 10:07pm/9:07c

Tune-in for an hour-long live special to bid farewell to USA's favorite faux detective series, featuring series stars and creator and executive producer Steve Franks. Hosted by Kevin Pereira ("Attack of the Show").

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Paradoxhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964715.post-45432126988279057242014-03-21T20:30:00.000Z2014-03-21T20:30:02.708ZPsych - Series Finale - Music Video Promofirstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964715.post-91419899363463663942014-03-20T21:25:00.001Z2014-05-23T08:57:07.938+01:00Final Adjusted TV Ratings for Wednesday 19th March 2014Remember you can view ALL Ratings and Charts for all shows/seasons in our Interactive TV Ratings Database.

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POLL : What did you think of Psych - A Nightmare on State Street?DarkUFOhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964715.post-47388741766011822922014-03-19T17:07:00.000Z2014-05-23T08:57:07.613+01:00POLL : What are you watching Tonight? - 19th March 2014
POLL : What are you watching Tonight? (Wednesday)DarkUFOhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-29964715.post-44234695555728967882014-03-19T08:03:00.000Z2014-03-19T08:03:25.399ZLatest from TV Guide - Various Shows - 18th March 2014Thanks to Daervarn for the heads up.

Mega Buzz: An Orphan Black Resurrection, a Psych Breakup and HIMYM's Finale

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In addition to the core Iron Foundry code project, Tier 3 is also committing substantial support to the Iron Foundry community to help contributors and implementers. To ensure that contributors have access to engineering and technical support, Tier 3 is committing time from Tier 3's own expert engineers via the IronFoundry.org community forums. Additionally, to accelerate adoption, Tier 3 is donating a full test bed environment via a "try it now" feature on IronFoundry.org consisting of one web and one database instances per developer for 90 days. The test bed is powered by Tier 3's enterprise-class cloud platform and requires only email address, password, and acceptance of the Tier 3 PaaS EULA.


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[OR-uh-no] is a town in Penobscot County, incorporated on March 12, 1806 from Stillwater Plantation. In 1840 it ceded land to form Old Town.
The town is named for a well-respected Chief of the Penobscots who supported the American Revolution.
The name "Orono" may not be of Indian origin since he reportedly said that his father was French and his mother was half-French and half-Indian.
The town was settled in about 1774, but in 1775 the pioneers retreated to other nearby settlements for protection against Indian raids.
After the Revolutionary War they returned along with others to develop mills and lumbering.
Water power was plentiful with the Stillwater River bisecting the town and merging with the Penobscot along its east boundary.
A comment from the Fogler Library's Special Collections, notes the impact of early setters:
Gideon Mayo was born in 1808 and lived in Orono, Maine. He was involved in various businesses in the Orono area and served as agent for several sawmills on the Stillwater River, including the Basin Mills, the Island Mills, and the Orono Manufacturing Company which consisted of sawmills and water-power on the lower dam at Ayers Island on the Stillwater River in Orono.
Mayo also became involved in the 1850's in founding and financing the Penobscot Railroad Company and served as a member of the Board of Directors and as president of the company.
In 1903 two labor unions existed in the town: the Sawmill Workers' Union and the Papermakers' Union.
A land-grant agricultural school was established at Orono in 1862, evolving in 1865 into the University of Maine, which now dominates the town's economy and culture.
Pat's Pizza, at the center in the photo at right, has been a major institution among students for generations.
It has since opened restaurants in other towns across the state.
Orono Land Trust manages the Gould Landing area at Pushaw Lake, which includes 38 acres of upland, wetlands, and two islands. The Nadeau-Savoy park at the landing memorializes two Orono men killed in action in1966 and 1970.
Form of Government: Council-Manager
Additional sources
Chadbourne, Ava Harriet. Maine Place Names and The Peopling of its Towns.
Day, Clarence Albert, 1883-1981. Historical sketch of Orono. Orono, Me. 1956.
Doty, Stewart C. Orono, 1806-2006. Orono, Me. Orono Historical Society. c2006. [University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library, Special Collections]
Mayo, Gideon, 1808-1876. Papers. Special Collections, Fogler Library, University of Maine. Orono.
Peterson, Scott D. Orono. Chicago, Ill. Arcadia. 2004.
Rogers, Hanna W., ed. A History of Orono, Maine. 1926. Special Collections, Fogler Library, University of Maine. Orono.
National Register of Historic Places – Listings
Colburn, William, House, 91 Bennoch Road
Maine Experiment Station Barn, University of Maine campus
Old Fire Engine House, North Main Street
Orono Main Street Historic District, Main Street from Maplewood Avenue to Pine Street
Treat, Nathaniel, House, 114 Main Street
University of Maine at Orono Historic District, Munson, Sebec, and Schoodic Roads
US Post Office–Orono Main, Forest and Bennoch Streets
Washburn, Governor Israel, House, 120 Main Street