As we all suspected yesterday, the accident Epiphany heard on her end of the phone was a fatal one for her son Stan. Thanks to a little help from superman Jason and Spinelli, they were able to track the car through the GPS and lead State Patrol officers to the scene of the crash from over 1,500 miles away. Epiphany was, of course, devastated and everyone who works around her rallied to support the woman in her loss. As the camera panned to Spinelli's face, however, it seemed to mirror my own feelings.

I'm sick of seeing death. There have been way too many characters killed off in the last year. Granted, Stan was already off the canvas with no plans of the role being recast, but it was still sad watching another mother grieve for her child. Some have suggested it's the time of year when shows have to make budget cuts. I only hope they are done trimming soon.

On that note, it's been awfully quiet on the text-message killer front.

A Look at Tomorrow

Diane and Alexis vying for the same award, IF they can ever get out of the biker bar!

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