A Wedding, Suburban Dramz, and Drug-Dealing School Nurses

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Funny how the year I’m outside the United States is the year I’ve gotten the most into the fall TV season.  This year, I’ve been absolutely obsessed with three shows: Bones, The Office, and a newcomer that’s making huge waves, Glee.  And this week was a winner for all three shows.  Beware:  if you haven’t seen the episodes of these shows from this past week, stop here.

I think this week’s episode of Glee may be the best yet– though last week’s Single Ladies-football scenes were hysterical.  The mash-ups were spectacular, no other word for it.  I just can’t get over how good they both were.  (I’ve also had Bon Jovi stuck in my head since I watched the show Thursday afternoon, and in honor of Glee and my Jersey Pride some friends of mine and I sang the song at karaoke last night.)  I’m glad Will seems to finally be seeing Terri’s true side, and Sue (played by the phenomenal Jane Lynch) was just so wonderfully over the top.  I can’t wait to see where things go from here– Emma and Ken’s engagement, the babymama drama, and Sue as co-director of Glee.

Then there’s the other comedy in my life– and the moment we’ve all been waiting for:  Jim and Pam’s wedding.  I thought this episode reached the absolutely perfect balance between funny, sweet, and romantic.  I watched it at 6:30 this morning, and it was incredibly difficult not to wake up my roommates by laughing hysterically.  Jim’s speech? Beautiful.  His toast, “To waiting”? Unbelievably perfect.

And finally, Bones.  Not as spectacular as Glee and the Office this week, but still good.  As usual, I’m way more interested in the character’s lives than the crimes they solve– and the revelations about Arastoo’s character were interesting to say the least.  I’m liking the interns much more this season than last.  I feel like we’re getting to know them more, between this episode and the one where Wendell lost his scholarship.

What are your thoughts on these episodes?  Favorite moments?  Disappointments?[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]