Did Stabler Flash Benson? The Week's Roughest Fireman Loss? Why'd Yellowjacket Strip in Snow? Did Survivor Cheat Reward? More TV Qs!
We've got questions, and you've (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we're lobbing queries left and right about Law & Order: Organized Crime, Matlock, Chicago Fire and more!
1 | Can characters please stop pushing Gabriela into relationships? Can't she just flirt with and maybe date a guy without having it being framed as her Next Great Epic Romance? (Her track record is not great!) Also, how did Audrey know all the switches, levers and knobs to turn on/operate a snow canon?
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2 | Blacklist fans, were you surprised (delighted even!) when you tuned into Sunday's Tracker and saw Diego Klattenhoff had been cast as Colter's friend Roger? ▼
3 | Suits LA/Arrow viewers, did you get a kick out of Harvey telling Stephen Amell's character to 'suit up'? And how did Harvey get into Ted's home? Does he have a key?
4 | Wait, why again did Yellowjackets' Mari take off her clothes and shoes while running for her life in the snowy woods…?
5 | Who did Ellie get to tattoo over her original bite mark without asking questions?
6 | Did any other Righteous Gemstones viewers spend most of this week's episode distracted by Young Kelvin's very obviously stuffy nose?
7 | Once you realized that go-to TV villain Robert Knepper was playing the Dark Winds priest, did you sense a sinister twist was coming?
8 | — and Mario — fans, who wore it best? ▼
9 | NCIS: Origins' murder of Bugs seemed too easy. Are prison yards really ever within sight of a neighboring rooftop? Was Wheeler ('Are you telling me Roger is Sandman?!') acting more stoned than drunk? Also, we haven't pointed out anachronistic dialogue in a minute: Were people declining offers with 'Pass!' in 1991?
10 | First when s Matt said to Karen, 'We need an army,' and later when entered the front room at Josie's to meet the first members of that army, did you very much expect to see at least one of the Defenders among them? (Or at last the silhouette of a large bald man or brunette woman?) And how did Karen arrive in NYC from San Francisco the same night she learned Matt had been shot?
11 | We get that background extras cost money, but… couldn't put a few friends and family in the bleachers at the much-ballyhooed PD vs. FD football game?
12 | As dark as the show has gotten, is The Cleaning Lady the last TV series you'd expect to do a rom-com-esque 'fake marriage' storyline? (Not that we're complaining about it!) And for those of you who watch this show and Big Brother, did you clock BB24 contestant Daniel Durston as the man behind the Elvis impersonator at Thony and Jorge's 'wedding'? ▼
13 | On The Handmaid's Tale, were you surprised by how sweet the normally ascerbic Commander Lawrence is with his cherubic stepdaughter, Angela?
14 | Chicago Fire fans, are you baffled by the decision to let go of Carver, who's one of the better new characters in recent years and has a will they/won't they romance with Violet? Speaking of, were you disappointed that Violet wasn't part of Carver's return episode this week?
15 | Was it fair of to stick an advantage clue in a bowl at the taco reward, seeing as seating was oddly assigned to specific cast members? ▼
16 | Did The Conners' final season skip over the part where Becky finished grad school? And what tech company would be based in Lanford and hire a new psychologist, straight out of school with no prior experience, to manage an entire mental wellness department?
17 | After watching Jackson Kelly play troubled teen David throughout Season 1 of The Pitt, how jarring was it to see him play Missy's boyfriend Todd on this week's episode of Georgie & Mandy? ▼
18 | Ghosts fans, were you surprised to learn during this week's episode that Pete and Donna are still a thing?
19 | Where was Law & Order: SVU's Velasco during the big crossover?
20 | On , Joe Jr. is absolutely in touch with Bernie, despite Randall's assumption that she's imagining things, right? How uncomfortable was it watching Randall flirt with Benson as they stood at Stabler's bedside? Were any other EO 'shippers intrigued by the editing after Stabler said, 'You can either help me out and start your car, or just stand there and watch me get naked'? (Benson agreed to help… but we never got a shot of her walking away as he began to remove his hospital gown.) And who wants to tell Peacock that Organized Crime Season 5 is a weekly release, not a binge drop? ▼
21 | If Doctor Odyssey manages to get a Season 2 renewal, can we get two Joshua Jacksons every week? Or would they have to pay him double?
22 | Would 's Senior — a$$hole dad or not — really have not told Julian ahead of time that he was making Olympia partner over his own son? How many times did your heart swell and then break during that 'Landslide' montage? Plus, do any other fans choose to believe that gym receptionist Kelsie is Madisynn's sister? ▼
23 | Towards Zero viewers, do you ever find yourself distracted from the murder mystery by the gorgeously detailed wardrobe, hair and makeup styling?
24 | OK, when is Grey's Anatomy putting out the Dr. Whipple and Super Surgeon graphic novel? ▼ Also, did you find that you liked Winston and Jules as a potential couple more than you thought you would?
25 | How soon do you think 9-1-1's Powers That Be will regret killing off Peter Krause — that is, if they don't already?
Hit the comments with your answers and any TV Qs of your own!
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Hutchins earned multiple Dove, Stellar, and Grammy nominations, with signature songs like "Jesus I Love You" and "God's Got a Blessing" becoming gospel staples. In addition to his music, Hutchins was a pastor and founder of Frontline Ministries in Dover. He also served as minister of music at the West Angeles Church of God in Christ in Los Angeles. He held a master's degree in biblical counseling and a doctorate in church administration. Hutchins faced serious health challenges over the years, including temporary blindness and kidney failure caused by diabetes. In 2014, he revealed to Path MEGAzine that his wife had donated a kidney for him. A portrait of Norman Hutchins. A portrait of Norman Hutchins. Norman Hutchins via Facebook. Following his death, tributes have poured in from across the gospel music community, honoring his enduring legacy as a gospel icon and minister. The Alliance of Gospel Music Professionals remembered Hutchins as "a voice that stirred our souls and a heart that truly worshipped," saying that his music and ministry will "continue to inspire generations." A joint statement from Hutchins' family, IR Record Label, and HD Global Media Group described him as a "gospel giant" and a "beacon of faith" whose award-winning songs like "God's Got a Blessing" and "Emmanuel" brought hope and healing to countless lives. They expressed gratitude for the love and support received and asked for continued prayers as they mourn his loss and celebrate a life "well-lived in service to God." His wife, Karen Hutchins, called him "my greatest source of inspiration," highlighting the deep love and faith they shared, and expressing comfort in the knowledge that his legacy will live on. 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