Capt. Hilts

Yes. I came in part way as a result of watching syndicated repeats.

Interesting you say that. That is often how it works.

Many folks say that Charles hoped it would work - but she was just too young for him and wanted to do the things 23 year olds do and he did not. They had no common ground. It took time to realize that. It's sad all around. But they got two good kids.

Yes. In The Love Spell episode, it's pretty clearly stated that he has "issues" that have nothing to do with Amy. I'm told it's a common problem with some folks on the spectrum. And - as is the case here - they can work on it and, perhaps, overcome it over time.

@Tensor red banner of labor to you! What a staggering amount of work to monitor, do and etc. When I lived in Key West and a hurricane came our way, there wasn't much we could do. The Navy built the Bachelor Officers' Quarters in a design designed to deflect high winds, and all the windows had those metal jalosie shades you could shut to flat. I notice there was a building of identical design near the water in Norfolk. Smart. My brother near Ft. Meyers has been very, very lucky. Luck counts - good and bad. I'm glad to see you have been able to rebound from the thumping you got.

Galecki should have been up for an emmy for his "I thought I was all cried out" line. Yet another reason it is unfortunate the clip was not chosen to make it on the air.

I'll bet she saw some videos of him, first. There is a wonderful post-wedding interview with Curry and Welby talking about the wedding. It's a great clip. As one guy tweeted - and it was retweeted by the Episcopal Church - said it was like having Metallica playing in Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Funniest tweet of the day was by an Irish liquor page: "Fair play to the Queen for not looking smug during 'God Save The Queen'. I'd have been swinging a scarf over my head, and shouting 'louder!'." LOVE this photograph:

Overslept a bit - 6am EDT Put on my fascinator 6:30am.

Only ever did it in the Lenin Library in Moscow and thought it was crazy, even there.

Yes. It was a great moment. In reference to Hawking. In reference to Leonard and Penny. And in reference to Sheldon and Amy. A win-win-win.

The Ricardos and the Metzes. Because Kaley still gets most of the best punchlines. The writers clearly like writing for her.

I think we'll see kids - not pregnancies - if they do a time jump.

Exactly. It's awkward if you do so: Angela Stent. Angela Stent Yergin. Has become 'Angela Stent', again, even though she is still married to Daniel Yergin because it was confusing.

Yes! Yes. And the jokes about Howard's mother made me cringe. One of the interesting things about "The Simpsons" is that they deliberately avoided standard 'insult' jokes.

Ratings are an amalgamation of subjective views - but the ratings, themselves, are not subjective.