If you haven't seen the season finale of 'Nurse Jackie' (Mon., 10PM ET on Showtime), what are you doing reading this? You should probably click on something else or look quickly at that picture of Jackie over there. She looks pretty shocked, doesn't she?

!!SPOILER ALERT!!

What's shocking to her turned out to be shocking to us as well, when Kevin finally confronted her about what's been weighing on his mind all this time: The affair.

It was only one moment that Jackie's back was against the wall. The other was in the form of a urine test HR insisted all the nurses take that will unequivicably expose her drug problem. With that looming, she was ready for Kevin.

In an attempt to help wean Jackie (Edie Falco) off the hard stuff, Dr. O'Hara (Eve Best) might have just become her biggest enabler on the penultimate episode of 'Nurse Jackie' (Mon., 10PM ET on SHO) Season 3.

In a tense scene, O'Hara discovered that Jackie was, shall we say, raiding her daughter's stash. Jackie, of course, isn't a traditional nurse. Realizing that the traditional route to recovery -- rehab, meetings, detox -- wouldn't work for Jackie, O'Hara reacted to her addiction by choosing to write her a prescription.

['Nurse Jackie' - 'Mitten']

Has it really only been three episodes since Jackie's intervention -- the one that was supposed to set her straight, but only made her more defiant and determined to continue her life exactly as it's been? Drugs and all...?

Yes, just three episodes, and yet Jackie has miraculously turned a seemingly impossible situation around to her favor. She's repaired the damage to her marriage, making Kevin believe that she's not dependent on pain meds, and she's managed to get O'Hara to forgive her as well.

There's no question that Jackie is a world-class liar, as well as a talented Mrs. Fixit.

['Nurse Jackie' – 'Enough Rope']

When boxes of latex gloves are in short supply, do you steal them from maternity, or let hospital admin deal with the demand?

"Two wrongs don't make a ... " Zoey argued with Akalitus. "Wanna bet?" her boss shot back. And from that pointed exchange came the theme for this week's wonderfully wry episode of 'Nurse Jackie.' In Jackie's dark and twisted world, two wrongs can sometimes make everything better.

['Nurse Jackie' - 'Game On']

The Season 3 premiere of 'Nurse Jackie' opened on the other side of Kevin and O'Hara's poorly planned intervention, with Jackie locked in her personal drug haven: A bathroom.

Staring into the family medicine cabinet mirror, her mind racing, she began a frantic search for pills, and then proof that the charges on her secret credit card bill weren't for drugs, but toiletries.

Who told you you're allowed to rain on Jackie Peyton's parade? The Barbra Streisand tune perfectly matched our heroine's mounting adrenaline and agitation.

While the rest of the episode didn't live up to such a satisfying opening scene (or the wry punch of the last one), the writers and director Steve Buscemi gave us plenty of bright spots.