Hello?

Hey,anybody out there see this week's ep?What did you think?Good? Sucked? Any opinion will do.Geez,I guess most of the posters here are baseball fans,that's the only time anyone had anything to say. Hello?

Jessi Cuellar wrote:

] Hey,anybody out there see this week's ] ep?What did you think?Good? Sucked? ] Any opinion will do.Geez,I guess most of the posters here are baseball ] fans,that's the only time anyone had anything to say.

It was a fine episode, another thinker.

[Warning. Spoilers follow.]

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Hank was diagnosed to be incapable of having children. Peggy was strongly in favor of trying in vitro fertilization, but Hank was dead-set against it. Bill took an inordinate interest in the problem, and thirteen years later seemed to know Bobby's middle name, though Bobby apparently didn't. We are hit over the head with the resemblance between Bobby and Bill.

Dale can read lips, takes on a new career, and comes to class well prepared. He also stands up for his rights when the dispatcher ignores him. He's got at least a pistol, a shotgun, and a big knife (and of course plenty of poison). He shows a great deal of ingenuity in getting past the ten guard dogs (though last week we learned that he leaves his back door unlocked while securing his front door with three locks, so it's not like he's becoming a genius). And he may have found his long-lost half brother, and they settle in on the couch together to watch television.

Lady Bird obviously didn't get pregnant from the incident with Kahn's dog, and the first attempt with Mr. Strickland's dog was unsuccessful. The "brothers" in the park gave him additional tips before things went horribly wrong, and Hank was still trying.

What to make of it all. I don't know. I'd hate to jump to conclusions.