TVLine Asks: Was Nobody Wants This' 2 Broke Girls Shoutout A Coincidence? What Themes Should Glee Revival Do? Are We Worried About FBI's OA? And More

We've got questions, and maybe you've got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we're lobbing queries left and right about "Nobody Wants This," "The Amazing Race," "Law & Order: SVU," "Dancing With the Stars," and more!

1 | "Friday the 13th" fans: How pleasantly surprised were you when "Crystal Lake" revealed the return of Baghead Jason? And did the ending — including the series' explanation for the boy's sizable growth — work for you?

2 | On "Tracker," even if you hadn't been paying attention to the time (and how much of the episode was still left), wasn't it fairly obvious that Colter's mission wasn't over once the abductee was rescued, and that a dirty cop was involved in the whole mess?

3 | Despite the fact that new "CIA" character Annie Gossage hasn't left her apartment in five years, are you hoping we see more of Jane Adams on the "FBI" spin-off?

4 | Were you surprised that it only took "FBI" three episodes to take down Anna Vorpe and her crew of thugs? And since showrunner Mike Weiss teased that the newly rehired OA will make a choice that will "haunt him for the first half of the season," do we still need to worry about his job or mental wellbeing?

5 | What was the more egregious case of emotional whiplash on "Dancing With the Stars": Pasha Pashkov getting awarded the title of Sexiest "DWTS" Pro just moments after finishing a heavy routine with Amber Glenn, or that fever-dream "Cat in the Hat" routine happening right after Tyler Cameron's sentimental performance/pregnancy announcement/gender reveal?

6 | Is "NCIS: Origins" just turning into one big reunion tour this season, with Gibbs teaming up with Tony DiNozzo this week and Ellie Bishop the next? And if so, are you complaining?

7 | How ancient did you feel during "The Amazing Race" when 25-year-old Andrea didn't know how to play a cassette tape? 

8 | Is "Abbott Elementary" seriously upping its guest-star game this season, with Ali Wong and Miranda Cosgrove stopping by this week?

9 | "Scrubs" fans, given the great chemistry Zach Braff had with Rachel Bilson, and Sarah Chalke continues to have with TV's Scott Foley, weren't you bummed to see Charlie and Sean hook up, effectively ending their respective relationships with J.D. and Elliot? And while we get that Judy Reyes isn't a series regular, did you buy Carla taking the girls out of town for Turk's birthday so he could enjoy a fancy steak dinner with just J.D. and Elliot, as if Carla isn't part of that core friendship?

10 | On "Survivor," were you surprised that Maggie gave Kilby and Lewis not one, but two extra votes to use at Tribal Council? If you were her, would you have gifted your own extra vote to maybe-possibly save an ally? And on the flip-side of the vote, were Sharonda, Eric, and Christian right to avoid the rock draw and send Linnea out instead?

11 | Hey, Hulu: If you're still in the market for nostalgic revivals like "Glee," can we maybe circle back on that rough "Buffy the Vampire Slayer: New Sunnydale" call? And speaking of "Glee," what do you think some of the show's theme weeks will be when the show returns in the modern era? An Olivia Rodrigo week? Sabrina Carpenter week, perhaps?

12 | Wasn't it a tad unfair that during Day 1 of "The Challenge" final, Team Orange didn't have to stop and wait for CT to get checked out by medical? Weren't they all supposed to be tethered together? 

13 | On "Law & Order: SVU," was an overtired, overcaffeinated Det. Bruno — who'd been up all night combing through some very disturbing evidence — really the best choice to be the officer on a crucial cover meet-up later that day?

14 | After giving toddler CeeCee more lines in the "Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage" premiere, were you surprised to see her get an actual storyline this week, with Georgie and Mandy struggling to let go as their daughter started preschool?

15 | On "The Traitors," were you surprised that Victor couldn't rally enough votes to banish traitor Tomica (even with her sloppy Katie/Kriste name snafu)? And now that the Pardon Power is in play, do you hope Victor is saved from banishment next week?

16 | On "Nobody Wants This," what are the chances that Esther naming Beth Behrs as her favorite Broke Girl, mere seconds before Steven Weber (who played Caroline's father on "2 Broke Girls") entered the frame, was a coincidence? And wasn't it odd that Phil Rosenthal guest-starred as a distant relative of Noah's rather than himself in the same episode that featured dinner at his real-life restaurant, Max & Helen's, where his daughter Lily Rosenthal played a hostess?

17 | Is it a little eerie that Sam Heughan just wrapped up eight seasons of "Outlander" starring with Caitriona Balfe, and now he's starring in a Paramount+ thriller with Viola Davis, whose character's name is... Catriona?

18 | In this week's "Outlander: Blood of My Blood," how far into the Dougal-whipping scene did you have an inkling of who the sadistic young Redcoat really was?

19 | Were you as surprised as we were that "Tulsa King" — a show that has killed many characters over its four seasons — gave Margaret and Cal such undefined, off-screen deaths?

20 | Did you, too, have zero opinion about "MobLand" villain Frankie when he was trying to kill the Harrigans... until the moment he shot Conrad's dogs, which made you want him to suffer a lot?