At the first mention that Laurie was selecting baby names, I knew a few silly options were coming. True to form, her favorites included Fancy, Macho, Pinot, and Pea, among many, many more. They seemed to get more ridiculous as time went on. Understandably, Travis was mortified that his child might be named after a wine or a vegetable, so you couldn't help but side with the guy when he enlisted Ellie's help into tricking Laurie out of her choices.
Last week was seriously lacking in Bobby, so we got an extra helping of him in his sendoff episode. It was great to see one last bonding adventure between the guys before Andy and Grayson had to say goodbye for good. And who doesn't love a good velcro wall?
Sometimes doing the hard thing gets you where you need to be.
The dud plot of the night had to be Jules' mother hen approach to dealing with Chick.
Even though he showed no signs of being sick or ailing at all, Jules' determination to treat him like he was on his death bed was pretty ridiculous. Seeing Tom dressed up in Antebellum period wear – parasol and all – almost made it worth it though.
If you, like me, mistakenly thought that this baby would be a series finale birth, then woah were you wrong. Laurie's water broke in the middle of the fake battlefield, meaning that we got to meet the newest member of the cul-de-sac crew much earlier than expected.
Travis and Laurie really seem to be pulling it together lately, and it was so great to see them tackle this first hurdle as a couple. It was even more touching to watch them pick out the baby name together, even if they were cutting it a little close.
If the group huddle in the hospital room didn't tug at your heartstrings enough, then how about this adorable baby boy's name? Bobby might have been leaving, but his namesake is here to stay. Welcome to the family Baby Bobby! You sure are a cute one.
Homer: Look at all these knobs and buttons. They're clearly a superior race. Maybe that means they'll be nice to us. ~
Lisa: You mean like Europeans were to the Native Americans or the Belgians were to The Congo? ~
Homer: That's right, pick the only two times in history where things got messy.
Herrmann: Dawson, I don't like to get in the middle of these things, but you sound like someone who's trying to convince themselves they made the right decision.
Palmer: No. I don't want to. ~
Ducky: You don't want to what, Mr. Palmer? ~
Palmer: I don't want to know how much her liver weighs. I don't want to catalogue her scars. Most of all, I don't want to cut open another friend. Think I've had my limit.
King Richard: And then tonight, you will join me in my bed. ~
Madelena: Yes, my king. ~
King Richard: Then, we're going to do it. ~
Madelena: Yes. ~
King Richard: And we're not just going to sit in bed and open gifts and talk about how much fun the wedding was. Okay? We're. Doing. It.
Jake: We have decided to start thinking about talking about... ~
Annie: ... being prepared for a time in the future when we may want to consider starting to talk about having kids. ~
Jake: Yep, that's the language we landed on.
Sheldon: There were plenty of ways to pass the time before smartphones were invented. ~
Leonard: That's true. ~
Sheldon: I'll look them up... Oh, son of a biscuit!
I mean, God, Millie. How the hell did we end up here, like this? I just wish we could go back a couple of years, just, you know, you and me. Have some fun, you know?
