I don't see how it can be Meggy. Wasn't she on duty at the hospital the night of the explosion? So she can't have done it. Oliver hadn't occurred to me and still doesn't. This is why I love this show though. It's tough sometimes to figure out just who did what until it has been revealed.

@mkeithddc: I don't watch any of the shows you listed. They're just not my kind of shows. That said, I've always liked dramas, specifically law shows. I grew up watching L.A. Law, and transferred to Law & Order (but only the seasons through 2004. I can't watch the episodes past Briscoe), and over the past year I've been watching L & O: Criminal Intent. I'm not crazy about any of the other L&O shows though. I also loved Harry's Law and am ticked off at NBC (but when aren't I?) because as per usual, they lived up to their reputation and killed a good show. That said, it's been easy for me to get into this show. Other shows that are my favorites are Grimm, Orphan Black, Lethal Weapon, Last Man Standing, and I'm trying to get back into the Blacklist. I've also started watching a show called The Missing. Anyway, this show is very good and I do think you'll get hooked if you start watching it.

True about Meggy having been at work that night. (Or, at least we know she was at work by the time Laurel was brought in to the hospital.)

@cjn104 said:

This may sound a bit morbid, but I am hoping he stays dead. He wasn't horrible by any meas, but out of the Keating 5, he was sort of my least favorite. Now that title is gradually making its way to Connor, but my gut keeps telling me Maggie killed Wes- its crazy I know.

He was the only decent character out of the whole bunch. Where did the Keating 5 name come from anyway? It's never referred to that on the show..

@Satai Delenn said:

I don't see how it can be Meggy. Wasn't she on duty at the hospital the night of the explosion? So she can't have done it. Oliver hadn't occurred to me and still doesn't. This is why I love this show though. It's tough sometimes to figure out just who did what until it has been revealed.

@mkeithddc: I don't watch any of the shows you listed. They're just not my kind of shows. That said, I've always liked dramas, specifically law shows. I grew up watching L.A. Law, and transferred to Law & Order (but only the seasons through 2004. I can't watch the episodes past Briscoe), and over the past year I've been watching L & O: Criminal Intent. I'm not crazy about any of the other L&O shows though. I also loved Harry's Law and am ticked off at NBC (but when aren't I?) because as per usual, they lived up to their reputation and killed a good show. That said, it's been easy for me to get into this show. Other shows that are my favorites are Grimm, Orphan Black, Lethal Weapon, Last Man Standing, and I'm trying to get back into the Blacklist. I've also started watching a show called The Missing. Anyway, this show is very good and I do think you'll get hooked if you start watching it.

REALLY?!! You never got into Breaking Bad?? It's the best show, besides The Wire, ever put on television. LA Law is OLD SCHOOL, lol. That's when I was a kid.

@shtexas said:

I don't know. Maybe he's not dead. When he called that emergency number in the last episode, it gave me a witness protection vibe.

I was thinking some kind of Special Agent, lol, but he's a bit young. It would make since as to why he was always the one who never freaked out...

@mkeithddc said:

Where did the Keating 5 name come from anyway? It's never referred to that on the show..

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe "Keating 5" was (still is) the self-adopted name by Analise's 5 law students (the cast regulars) who were present at the house on the night of Sam Keating's (Analise's husband's) death. Am I correct about that, everyone? I've watched every episode, since the get go, but am rusty on a lot of the past specifics now.

@genplant29 said:

@mkeithddc said:

Where did the Keating 5 name come from anyway? It's never referred to that on the show..

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe "Keating 5" was (still is) the self-adopted name by Analise's 5 law students (the cast regulars) who were present at the house on the night of Sam Keating's (Analise's husband's) death. Am I correct about that, everyone? I've watched every episode, since the get go, but am rusty on a lot of the past specifics now.

The name came from her picking 5 students that would work in her law office. I guess she does it every how ever long it takes to get through the law program.

Thanks for the clarification, Lovin.

@mkeithddc: Yes, I was a kid too. Hence why I said I grew up on it.

Well, I certainly didn't see it coming that it was Laurel's father who paid to have Wes killed, but I guess I should have. He's a real schmuck. Next season is certainly going to be interesting.

Yes, they have been referred to on the show as "The Keating 5." Several times, actually.

I see I have been proven incorrect with my theory that was waaay wrong. Rip

@genplant29 said:

Thanks for the clarification, Lovin.

You're welcome

@genplant29 said:

Hi, Satai. I newly created a few more threads during the season finale. It was an intense two hours, for sure. Especially how the first hour ended!

I couldn't find your threads

@Lovinthis12001 said:

I couldn't find your threads

At the top of the screen, where you'll see the How to Get Away with Murder series title following where you'll see the word "Discuss -> TV Shows ->", click on the HtGAwM series title, and you'll then be able to see the list of all threads that so far have been created by anyone about this show.

@genplant29 said:

@Lovinthis12001 said:

I couldn't find your threads

At the top of the screen, where you'll see the How to Get Away with Murder series title following where you'll see the word "Discuss -> TV Shows ->", click on the HtGAwM series title, and you'll then be able to see the list of all threads that so far have been created by anyone about this show.

For some reason they weren't showing the other day. I see yours now.