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Ryan feels uncomfortable because he sees the customer reading the erotic book about Peaches, a character ispired by Taylor. Imagine the discomfort of discovering that everyone is talking about an erotic story inspired by your girlfriend.

Ryan - We aren't in the library

Sandy - Kirsten has started reading, it's intriguing, there's a chapter...

Customer - Page 47. Woy, what a story

Sandy - IN PUBLIC. She risked arrest

Ryan - Is Taylor

Sandy - Who?

Ryan -The one who inspired the character of Peaches

Customer - Do you know her?

Sandy - But that's impossible. Peaches is a California girl... Oh

In "Summer" it seemed clear to me that April represented a younger version of Rory, an MIT student, much like Rory was at a prestigious university like Yale. However, i think April's remake "You're back in your old house. What is this, a warning from real life?" was perhaps a bit mean. I know April didn't mean to offend Rory and was simply voicing her own fears about the future, but i feel the AYITL plot was overly harsh on Rory regarding the fact that she hadn't found stability in her life or career by age thirty, as if that were a crime.

It's a shame they only appeared in two episodes, they were likable characters. Realistically, though, one couldn't except an actor of Jeff Goldblum's caliber to devote more time to a TV series as a recurring character.

The "Legends of Tomorrow" Season 1 episode where Ray Palmer acts like a spy contains many references to "Chuck". In the episode "White Knights" the character played by Brandon Routh attempts to act like a spy, a nod to Daniel Shaw, in fact Snart even remarks "You'll be pegged as a spy in seconds". Furthermore, Palmer's clumsy and unprepared demeanor is reminiscent of Chuck's.

Cordelia tricks Wesley and Angel into going to a restaurant, forcing them to accept a divorce casa, and then decides that one of them has to pick up the lunch tab. Angel had spent centuries as a loner living on the fringes of society, it was amusing to see him as the head of a private investigation agency, trying to make sense of the problems of modern society.

A beautiful scene of mother-daughter affection that unfortunately precedes Maddie's abduction by Braeburn.

"Redemption" was an exceptional episode because it addressed an important theme, the fine line between righ and wrong. Dahak was merely manipulation Iolaus into surrendering his body, yet his arguments gave Iolaus food for throught. He gave Iolaus the change to use his own powers to kill man and thereby prevent him from killing a family. However, Iolaus killed a man who was still innocent at the time, in order to stop him from committing a crime. We would like to think that good and evil are completely distinct things, but they are often complementary. Dahak did not manipulate Iolaus with the promise of power, but with the promise that such power would make the world a place free from evil.

In which attire do you prefer Angel? Lone avenger or successful Wolfram&Hart manager?

It is interesting to note that, following Slam Dunk many other sports manga have chosen Kanagawa Prefecture as the sitting for their plots, examples include Area no Kishi, All Out! and another basket manga Ahiru no Sora.

For a few years now, Gary Cole and Katrina Law have replaced Mark Harmon and Cote de Pablo as the stars of "NCIS". For anyone who has forgotten, they both appeared in "Chuck". Cole played Jack Burton the Sarah's father, while Law played Alexis, a ruthless Fulcrum agent.

Penn was a character i would have like to see in more episodes, he's practically the only vampire on the TV series besides Spike who was capable of overpowering Angel in a fight. Unfortunately, he only appeared in one episode. Thinking about it, i still find it incredible that Jeremy Renner appeared in an episode of "Angel" at the beginning of his career. At the time, Renner wasn't yet in high demand as an actor, so they could have kept him on for more episodes, it was a real shame.

What do you think of Elias Baum as a defender? He was promoted from the juniores, he's still young, and in his first season in the Bundesliga he only played four matches, five in his second because an injury prevented him from playing consistently. Now he's been promoted to the starting lineup and scored his first goal in the DFB Pokal in first team, but this Bundesliga season started with a draw and a defeat, and the team has already conceded seven goals. In fact, Eintracht Frankfurt seems to be having a defensive problem. Perhaps Baum was promoted too quickly and isn't yet ready to take on the responsibility of supporting the defense in the Bundesliga?

I'm not blaming Baum for this less than encouraging start to the season, but perhaps another year with Elversberg would have done him good to make him a more complete defender.

Even thought Eintracht Frankfurt wasn't as strong as Barcelona, a match of even a few chapters could be enjoyable, i was curious to see the Gepfe twins play.

I don't see the need to create attraction between her and Buck, it seems like a forced plot. Lucy only to create tension between Buck and Tylor, and in the end, Buck left Tylor over an issue that didn't even concern Lucy. The episodes in which Lucy appeared could have been used for a better plot. It's understood the Arielle Kebbel is a busy actress and couldn't stay on the show for long, but it could have created a more interesting plot for her than the usual attraction between co-workers.

We only saw him for a few minutes, but he definitely had the potential to be the best spy on the series, even stronger than Cole, Carina, Richard and Victoria.