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Wendy has said she is leaving her University role to spend more time with her children.

Wasn't she a reporter when Xander first came to town? Yeah, come on Show, give the man at one leg to stand on! Couldn't he have blossomed into a hotshot photographer again? Why is Eric so utterly useless? It feels like they're doing it on purpose.

Um, Jesse, the Derby is the first Saturday in May, not Sunday.

Senior woman here - I never even heard of the video game but am enjoying the show. Much better than 3 Body Problem! I mentioned Fallout to my 36 year old son and he said, You're watching that? He has never played but knows all about the game and the show.

Glad we got at least one "War. War never changes", even if it was from Barb and not Ron Perlman's epic voice. I'll take it, though. That said, assuming this gets more seasons, he better show up at least once: even if it's just a cameo. Man, I know opinions on corporations are at an all-time low, but Vault-Tec somehow outdid them all by basically going "Hey, you know what would really increase our profits? If we cause a nuclear war so that they have to use our vaults!" Damn, guys. I think even the Roys from Succession would find that a step too far. No idea how they pulled that off, but hopefully they are saving all of that for the future. Whelp, he might have only been in two episodes for the entire season, but Kyle MacLachlan sure managed to leave a lasting impact for this episode! Hank is just insane. Truly think he is bettering humanity by... dropping a nuke on an entire city just to protect Vault-Tec's interest. And to top it off, he's certainly not winning any Father of the Year awards for the way he took Lucy (and Norm's) mom away from her. Dude's truly a psychotic company man through and through. Moldaver is dead, but she at least turn the fusion on and powered up the city (world?) That said, it's all in the hands of the Brotherhood of Steel now, which is... troubling. At least Maximus is now looked upon as a hero, so maybe this new fame and status will help him find ways to at least slow the damage, if not stop it. Barb definitely knew Cooper was spying on her, right? Sounds like was equally down with Vault-Tec's nefarious plans, so any potential reunion will be a sight to behold, I imagine. The show looks good for the most part, but the de-aging of Hank/Kyle MacLachlan in the flashback was rough. To be fair, most shows/films still seem to be struggling on that front. Lucy and The Ghoul are now doing something they probably never would have predicted: teaming up (with Dogmeat!) to hunt down Hank. The Wasteland really does create strange bedfellows! A few quibbles aside, this actually exceeded my expectations and was a pretty good adaptation that I think can stand on its own as well. Obvious brutal and had some typical post-apocalypse tropes, but I thought they did a pretty great job with also capturing the bizarre, outlandish, and sometimes offensive humor from the games, which helped makes the series standout from the pack. The set designs and production was good as well, and the characters were enjoyable to watch. Acting was great too: in a just world, Ella Purnell will get even more roles going forward after this. And, of course, Walton Goggins. Just more proof that he's one of the best actors in the world, IMO. From what I can tell, most seem optimistic that it will get renewed (certainly as gotten a lot of buzz/traction online), and I certainly hope that is the case. We need a Deathclaw, stat!

I agree. Not a fan of the self-penned sad songs, i.e., "Skinny." Don't care for gospel music either, although the singers were talented. I'd like to see more up-tempo happy music. Maybe we'll see that in the upcoming theme weeks.

Three years between seasons is long, even by today's streaming standards. I used to complain about shows skipping weeks or having mid-season breaks on the broadcast networks. And of course the occasional filler episode in a 20+ episode season. But at least that meant that there was never more than a few months between the end of one season and the start of the next season.

Ishido kills his own guards in a false flag op to blame Toranaga... which is what Crimson Sky was supposed to do anyway...

If we're lucky, this show will decide to utilize his karate skills. That could be awesome. This dude should have been a Power Ranger. I do wonder if the person posting about Tate is someone that has a thing for Holly. That could be interesting.

I don't like Hannah or Marciano.

I wish more people knew about this show and watched. It's the softer gentler Gordon Ramsay* visiting great places and learning how to cook some authentic stuff. * Of course he is shown as still a bit too much and swears a lot, but not the complete dick that he's shown as on American TV.

Also in the previous season she “married” the whole family in a weird ceremony they had. Nick wore a flashy suit.

Does this happen more often than we know, but gets cut? Regardless, I'm surprised it was left in. There was a choppiness to what we did get. I don't gamble (it makes me anxious), but I do bet that there are sites where people are wagering how many games Alison will win.

He can’t think properly without blood flowing to his skull!

Archive game for me, and from that I was a little confused as to what happened with the Venice/Florence response; I'm surprised to read it's as simple as it seemed, that Ken initially accepted the wrong city. Goodness gracious, 13 TS. Congratulations to Alison on another dominant win, and thanks to her for a big laugh even just reading the archive with her Foghorn Leghorn response. If not for the TV category, I'd have only missed one in the entire first round, but I knew absolutely nothing in that one; no save by cultural osmosis this time I ran health, dictionary, and bands, got all but one in books, and missed two each in roads and people, so that was a pretty darn good DJ. But I didn't know FJ. For playing after my brain has usually retired for the night, though, I'm quite pleased.

Thank you! I watched it. She's recording it from her guest house in upstate NY. She repeated herself as usual and her husband was there with her doing the cocktails. It was just like the food segment of her talk show when she did it from home during the pandemic.

You've forgotten Tedi and Velma! No wonder they're always shaking their heads at their phones when talking to Carter. He has never attended the School of Law & Order either.

How about if the other ghosts are watching reruns of The Nanny? Yes! I love all of this👆.

She recently won an Emmy award for (IIRC) best daytime talk show so I think she's going to be around for awhile. l like her and enjoy watching when I can. She knows how to be funny without disrespecting celebs when she does the latest gossip news.

No one will ever convince me that janky hammock "adds value." Likewise, that ugly, dysfunctional table abscess in the Bs' kitchen. Between that and the curved wall, they made the kitchen look small and cramped. Actually, other than the ceiling in the living room, I didn't like their kitchen/living/dining area. All the opened doors and windows during the walk-throughs made me think bugs, bugs, bugs. Aesthetically, overall, I liked the twins' house the least. And there're things I'd have to fix if I bought it - the pool, the wine cooler. I mean, I don't drink, and I'd imagine I'm not the only one in the world who doesn't, so what would I do with that space? Display my Coke bottles? But, obviously they won because of the solar panels and batteries. That was a very smart move, one I think they were planning from the start given their spending in the rooms previous. On that alone, I think they deserved the win. Based on overall design, though, I'd have given it to the guys. They did indeed elevate their game from their last season.

Of course being old by TV standards means any original character integrated into the new crew will be used in a secondary, or even tertiary, role, and of course being old by TV standards means it will more likely be a man than a woman chosen for that role. And Danny Pino is presumably the most popular actor of the original group today; I haven't specifically tracked anyone's careers, but I've come across his name more than the others'. Scotty makes sense for how TV works. My point within that reality is that any potential scenario of bringing in the original squad's worst cop as some sort of wise elder to the new squad is a problem even in a limited role, so if this winds up coming to fruition with Scotty involved, they'd have to do something unexpected to get me interested; with nothing to go on yet, I can't imagine buying him having changed and setting the right tone.

I think I'm glad that the twins won, even if they can be over the top obnoxious. They did go overboard with the laundry rooms, however. Paige and Mike and the Baumlers are overconfident and cocky. I wanted either the twins or the boys to win.

Garrick, him blabbering on about the joy he felt as to why he proposed. Please stop trying to say your are following Gods path. And can we please start a Go fund me to get him a shirt with sleeves!

Yes, Candiace was not fired. Robyn was and she's mad about it. Even the tone of the articles on BRAVO announcing their departures are different: Candiace: "Candiace Dillard Basset is taking a "break" after 6 seasons as a wife. The singer, who joined the cast in Season 3, confirmed her departure in an exclusive to PEOPLE magazine." Robyn: "Robyn Dixon is leaving RHOP. She confirmed her departure from the series on April 15, one day after the 3 part RHOP reunion concluded." Then Robyn's article spends a whole paragraph talking about Candiace leaving. Robyn's article is about what happened in the past. Candiace's article talks about what she is doing in the future. Candiace's article concludes with her thanking her fans. Robyn's article reminds us Juan got fired and is still unemployed. If BRAVO fired Candiace, why would they care if she's now pregnant and write a whole article about it? Robyn could get pregnant today and BRAVO would 100% not care. BRAVO is probably ringing Candiace's phone today to see if she would rejoin the show or talk about maybe doing a baby show.

Having Goodwin buy the company was a nice twist, especially when Bob told him he was family. Still no sign of Dottie, though. A lot is happening without her around. I hope she appears in at least one of the final episodes. Same for Tunde and Olu. And of course I can't let a week go by without mentioning the show's continued avoidance of Abishola's Johns Hopkins acceptance. Hopefully they'll drop the other shoe with that too.