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I agree about Jack misrepresenting any version of an AA sponsor. Doesn't he still drink alcohol? Technically he's not even sober. I think if he'd thrown in a reference to attending AA meetings BEFORE Nikki's relapse, collapse, or prolapse, his sponsorship might be more credible. I am wondering if EB is sicker than we think or planning to retire? In that scenario, Jack Abbott would be the only man in GC worthy of squiring the great Nikki Newman. I also.wondered if IRL the mother of the actor formerly playing Harrison might have pulled him from the show, knowing the kidnapping card was about to be played? I can't remember how involved he was in portraying his bio mom Tara disappearing with the Feds, or the death of his faux father Ashton Locke.

I had forgotten just how much I hate these characters, and all it took was the first five minutes or so to remind me. The show didn't even pretend like Book might not be around anymore. I think he was back before the first commercial break. Same ears. Yup, La'k, Moll and Captain Rayner are my favorite characters so far this season, Kovich is okay but he lost some stature when he was bested by the almighty Michael in the final scene. All it did was remind the audience that we're not watching a serious show with serious characters. This episode could have been based on a video game. Heck, most of it looked like a video game. Oh, you're just trying to give me a reason to keep watching this "shit sundae." I had a different word in mind, but it rhymes with first. The Q could wipe up the Founders with a paper towel, unless of course Michael Burnham conquered the Continuum in the off-season. Could have happened. Because she's obnoxious and talking like a valley girl in the 32nd century. In both the final season of Picard and now in Discovery we are introduced to abrasive alpha-male captains (Captain Shaw and Captain Rayner) who apparently want nothing to do with the sanitized, homogenized, vanilla culture of the future. They're personality-driven cowboys, self-righteous, egotistical and convinced of their own infallibility. They would have been Kirk's drinking buddies. That's why we like them, because they vividly capture what this series and NuTrek in general desperately and sorely lack -- human beings. Nah, she's thinking, "I wonder if this Picard guy ever heard of me."

I actually saw this as a good move from Charlie. The undercurrent was "look, Q is losing his mind at this tribal council, and you can't trust him. What about a common sense alliance of you, me, Maria, and Kenzie?"

But just think of the increase in product you can sell! Instead of a quick swipe with a (likely) solid product, you've got the entire body as a canvas, and might even be a spray. We all know sprays are convenient (e.g. sunscreen) but WAY less cost-effective than a cream.

I see. I think I will be able to make up my mind once I can sit in them. I am very touch sensitive person. The way things feel impact me a lot. Lol. Really. I know it may sound silly. Then, the test drive will seal the deal. It’s funny that I used to think my dream car was a Lincoln SUV. My family has this thing about Lincolns…long story. But, anyway I actually sat in one and it was not like I imagined. Now, I’m not as impressed with the Lincoln. They are pricy too. My dad still has an old Lincoln sedan. It is a smooth ride.

My late mom liked him. He did an Excedrin commercial where he referred to a really bad headache as a "bangeroo." So when Mom couldn't remember his name, she just called him Bangeroo, which we did until the end of his life.

When David delivers an unintentionally obscene valentine to Jenny's house, the whole family teams up to steal it back before she gets home. Premiere Date: April 18, 2024 Amazon Freevee

David's flirtations with his lifelong crush are thwarted by Jane and Harvey's pathetic attempts to impress her parents. Premiere Date: April 18, 2024 Amazon Freevee

Desperate to avoid humiliation when his girlfriend dumps him on the night she's supposed to meet his family, David blunders into an ill-advised ruse. Premiere Date: April 18, 2024 Amazon Freevee

When Jane's social media influencer sister comes to visit, Jane can't help battling her for the spotlight. Premiere Date: April 18, 2024 Amazon Freevee

Me too! Did she say why?

For the first time ever in show history, I turned off an episode midway through when the beef stations were monopolized and won't be watching the rest of the season. I survived the Family Edition but not this. There's no point to the show anymore. Angie might as well be in an Iron Lung and her alliancemates would just drag her through the show. I don't dislike her but I was rooting for the soccer players to give her a concussion. The show enforces "You can't help your teammate during a Roadblock". There's no reason it can't enforce "You can't help other teams during tasks".

They announced finalists yesterday, final auditions are May 12. Yep, Lily made finals!! https://www.instagram.com/p/C54VZhfPH03/

Great! Four episodes in and nothing happens…

No, never went over the mileage. Husband looked at every angle with several cars, then decided on the Kia. It’s white, looks beautiful, and the deal was good. The others are very expensive now. He investigates every angle, I just pick the color. But, if we were loaded with money, I would have went with a RAV4 which I just love. To me, it’s a much better car in every way.

All these situations are so manufactured. Barbie is just going to try better to get along with Frasier so problem solved, just attitude adjustment after all this fake drama? Kerry: Doesn't want to let another stew go, it's hard to find replacements and there are only a couple of charters left. Also Kerry: Threatens to fire Anthony the chef because guests with McDonalds and Burger King tastes -- why did Bravo cast them for the show, because they are fame whore who will make a spectacle of themselves on camera -- didn't like the fancy food. Yeah I bet it's much easier to get a chef than a stewardess for just a couple of charters left in the season.🙄 If they really want to state their preferences, why don't they tell the crew to go out and bring back some fast food from shore? There are probably plenty of those places. Or just say burgers, burgers, burgers on the preference sheets. It's funny when I saw those cheap crowns that Kerry gave them, I thought of the cheesy Burger King crowns they give to kids. Biggest fake drama is the whole lead deckhand situation. Kerry doesn't know Ben and Sunny are fucking in the cabins? He's out to lunch. Then they had Dylan go around and complain to everyone else, filming multiple scenes of him talking about how wronged he feels. And you know it was the producers who put him up to it. Then Ben doesn't like that Dylan is talking behind his back about what he's doing as Bosun. So they immediately cut to scenes of Ben trash-talking behind Jared's back when Jared was bosun. See the producers don't mind at all making these cast members look like petty hypocrites, drama queens, etc. That is the point, to make people look bad so there's plenty of drama. Then in the finale it will be a kumbaya moment with each cast member having their exits, about how they grew and so on during the season.

YES .. to stop working, go out and have fun everyday, have plenty of sex, eat out at fancy restaurants, take trips, and the list goes on. He’s a dreamer, and Teresa is practical.

I've heard of Raisin Sauce. My gran made it every Easter with ham. Yup, I'm from Wisconsin. 😛

From what I can gather, Gerry didn't want Theresa to work...because her work tied her to NJ, spoiling whatever plans he had in his head to get her to move.

Well,look at all of Emily’s friends. All rude rejects. She coms on tv half in the bag already, ready to fight. Then she puts the waterworks on. Them all in pink is childish,and Clareapist is the ringleader. These guys didn’t have a chance. What a waste of my time.

And when she doesnt want to do something quickly, she doesnt.

I think the union pension comes from drywalling

I enjoyed this one but it should have been a two-parter because the resolution seemed a bit rushed after all the time they spent on the setup. That said, I am tired of the trope of the world being a better place without religion (Christianity).

I also prefer the episodes that have more football in them, and it was nice that this episode wasn't quite so spread around with the storylines as it usually is. It's true that it was preposterous for Spencer to switch to defense in the middle of practice. Even if they are still short on scholarships, he would be the last person they would risk. They are probably planning on a position switch for Spencer in the future. I believe the real Spencer was a defensive player, so they could be going for more "realism," ha ha. (I always laugh now when "Based on a true story" appears on the screen at the beginning.) It was obvious that Eric would end up as his potential agent before he even spoke in his first scene, as he just had a very earnest look on his face. Olivia is lucky that Grace is very classy and didn't get angry at her comment (that part of the scene was not very believable even with Olivia's tendency to get in trouble). Of course, being Spencer's girlfriend and the daughter of the woman who was cheated on probably helped in that case. At least it did lead to some reflection for Grace about Billy. When Asher was looking for a quarterback, I kept expecting Chris or Darnell but wondering why they would be controversial. I totally forgot about Wade (and still didn't remember his name until Spencer said it in the previews). And though I remembered some stuff (the swatting, him getting punched by Jordan after negative posts about Olivia, Jordan not getting to go to Vegas because he played well after Wade was suspended for skipping practice; and of course directing Olivia toward the bounty scandal), I couldn't remember why Olivia was after him in the first place. I'm still not sure of specifics after googling this. I know Olivia prattled on about NIL for the entire season, so I probably zoned out. At least Billy's legacy is a more interesting topic. It looks like Coach Montes likely won't be seen again (though there hasn't been a dedication card at the end), but will still be alive offscreen with everyone wanting to do well to honor the character and actor. Asher's heart condition suddenly comes up again and the doctor is concerned about stress, which suddenly comes with the team. Between this and Jaymee's lupus, I hope there won't be a future storyline where AJ (Asher Jr?) loses both parents and has to be raised by Jordan and Layla as godparents or something. Ryan's well-meaning advice about adjusting medication, which he clearly means with the help of a doctor, will probably somehow lead to Layla deciding to just take less or none at all on her own. I hope not, because she should be smarter than that. Whatever happens, I hope she will tell Jordan to shut up about the stupid wedding. Maybe Mac (his new surrogate father?) will get him to do so. But Mac thinks that no QB can be successful when married in college (they were waiting until after anyway), but my alma mater did very well for two years with an older QB who has been married for a while. Just not against Washington.