Liveblogging "Brothers & Sisters": Season Five Finale "Walker Down The Aisle"

It's the final episode of the season. Will it end with a cliffhanger, or go out quietly? Join us for the fun starting at 10 PM EST!

In case you missed it when I mentioned in in the Briefs, it appears that ABC is planning to renew Brothers & Sisters for a possibly abbreviated sixth season.

It would mean less Calista Flockhart, and probably less Sally Field, who will be filming with Steven Spielberg this fall. Also, Ron Rifkin was adamant that this would be his last season on the show (he was tired of not having a storyline), but now that they've actually given Saul a few things to do, I wonder if he'll change his mind.

At the least, another season will give us a chance to see Kevin and Scotty grow as parents.

Will the season finale give us something to look forward to? Let's find out!

Sarah is in bed with Kitty. Wow, they're pulling out all the stops for the finale! Oh wait, It's the day before the wedding, and Sarah doesn't want to jinx anything, so she's staying with Kitty.Sarah wakes her up and tells her, "I have a terrible feeling of foreboding." Seriously? Who the hell talks like that? Did Rachel Griffiths accidentally read the part of the script that said, "Sarah has a terrible feeling of foreboding?"

Kevin is in serious mode (he's wearing his wedding planner bluetooth while simultaneously asking Scotty for sex). Scotty turns him down, saying he needs sleep more than sex. It's probably good because Kevin is now fielding calls from half the Walker family.

Sarah calls Luc, who's still in bed, fully clothed, unfortunately. Suddenly, a random child bursts into the room and flings himself onto Luc's bed, screaming about, "He Who Walks Behind The Rows." Oh wait, it's just Sarah's son Cooper. He's followed by Melon Cat, who tragically fell sleep while sampling the wedding gaucamole dip.

Saul calls Kevin, and tells him, "there's a problem." Oh lord, those words would ordinarily make Kevin clench, but when you tell him that in conjunction with a wedding he's planning, you'd need the jaws of life to pry open those cheeks. Apparently, there's no cake for the wedding, but Saul and Jonathan have been working all night crafting 200 cupcakes.

Their hard work is lost on Kevin, who has a look on his face like, "200 individual servings of poop?" Finally, Saul has had it, and calls Kevin a "Wuss." Ha!