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I liked me some Callen centric h/c. Nice! Though the rest of the ep was a bit ridiculous, how they kept sneaking in and out without any of the bed guys noticing? Are you kidding me? The fact that this was still the best episode of the season is pretty telling.
The way she started accusing Walter of anything and everything! Like seriously, he made a mistake, but that's all it was, a mistake. It was she who spent years and years treating her child like he was mentally challenged. Walter showed her how to handle her kid right, found her a great job - and he makes one mistake he becomes her punching bag? Metaphorically speaking, of course. And her ex - entitled much? For years he didn't care about his kid and suddenly he thinks he has any say in his upbringing? God, this episode annoyed me so much. The best part were Happy and Toby, hands down. When he asked her if she had a tampon! LOL!
I love the Jake/Cassandra ship. Please, more. And I loved that this gave Christian Kane a chance to do some on-screen fighting again since Jake is not a martial artist like Eliot had been. And I loved Ezekiel here, for a change. Please, keep writing him like this - arrogant but good-hearted. And I wonder about the spark on Cassandra's hand at the end - does she have magic?
The way she started accusing Walter of anything and everything! Like seriously, he made a mistake, but that's all it was, a mistake. It was she who spent years and years treating her child like he was mentally challenged. Walter showed her how to handle her kid right, found her a great job - and he makes one mistake he becomes her punching bag? Metaphorically speaking, of course. And her ex - entitled much? For years he didn't care about his kid and suddenly he thinks he has any say in his upbringing? God, this episode annoyed me so much. The best part were Happy and Toby, hands down. When he asked her if she had a tampon! LOL!
I love the Jake/Cassandra ship. Please, more. And I loved that this gave Christian Kane a chance to do some on-screen fighting again since Jake is not a martial artist like Eliot had been. And I loved Ezekiel here, for a change. Please, keep writing him like this - arrogant but good-hearted. And I wonder about the spark on Cassandra's hand at the end - does she have magic?