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Never saw it. Did just see him in a old Doris Day show episode (Decades). He played a nebbish widower who is matched up with Doris by a computer.

Oh I live for my DVR. I've been thinking of cutting my cable but the DVR is a relationship saver!

Ooops - it's spelled Ayds. I love how the actress takes a tiny bite. I'd pop the whole sucker in my mouth. Maybe the secret to the Ayds success was nibbling!

My mom used to eat a caramel candy called AYDS (named before the epidemic) that also worked to curb the appetite. Reminds me of the lozenge. I like the idea of the hair curlers but I'm very much the princess and the pea so I doubt I'd be able to sleep in them. Might be able to put them in the morning and take them out later in the day. The make your own wine was a cute gimmick. Definitely can see if going the way of Plant Nite and Paint Nite. People pay $25-30 for those things plus the cost of booze and food.

Argh. Wonder why it was trending yesterday? Thanks for the correction :)

#TBT - 2013 White House reporter Helen Thomas dies at 92 - I remember watching her as a kid - admired her tenacity! https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/helen-thomas-feisty-scourge-of-presidents-dies-at-92/2013/07/20/82285f4e-f145-11e2-a1f9-ea873b7e0424_story.html?utm_term=.74d341b640b8

Howard Leeds, Writer and Producer on 'Brady Bunch,' 'Facts of Life' and 'Silver Spoons,' Dies at 97 http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/howard-leeds-dead-facts-life-brady-bunch-writer-producer-was-97-981968

I dunno but my cable bill is now $190 a month (triple play) and I have basic + family - no movie or sports package. That's up from $140 and it's been creeping up $10 every 3 to 4 months. I think if they're going to continue to raise it, they shouldn't be removing channels! But obviously, they disagree :)

We just lost Heroes & Icons and got some religious channel instead. Oy vey!

Just saw the episode where Mary's dating a divorced dad of a petulant preteen boy, Stevie. Lou convinces Mary to admit she doesn't like the child. Mary, as usual, picks the worst time to declare her dislike --- Stevie's birthday party. Very reminiscent of the engagement party episode where she shows up with Rhoda and everyone is chattering about "which one is Mary".

Shep Smith said Colmes as doing a Fox radio show. I didn't even know that was a thing. Maybe it's on Sirius.

February 13 - Tom Cruise's mother has died at age 80: http://www.etonline.com/news/210343_tom_cruise_mother_dead_at_80/

My dad used to check in on me my first year of working. Nothing suspicious if Leanna did this every day. Did she? If not, it's helluva suspicious.

Antenna TV is running something called Good Morning, World which is about 2 DJs in LA. It aired from 1967-68. Before my time so it's new to me. The people look familiar - probably in a lot of other TV shows. Even though it's late 60s, it doesn't seem dated. At least not the 2 episodes I saw which were with Jackie Joseph (Ken Berry's wife - I know her from reruns of Tattletales) and Goldie Hawn. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061257/?ref_=ttfc_fc_tt Not sure why it only lasted a year.

Leanna says she sleeps in so Ross/Justin takes Cooper to daycare. But on that morning she leaves 1 hour before they do. RJH usually drops off Cooper at daycare from 8:30-9:15. Yet that day he gets into work much later. Then after 10am, she texts RJH to ask him if he got to work ok. Well, why wouldn't he? Sunny day. No reason he wouldn't. Does she text him every day to make sure he gets to work OK? Doubt it. She's checking to make sure all is going according to plan. 3:15 he contacts her about going to a movie with friends. 4:04 she calls him and they talk for 1 minute. He leaves work and pulls over at 4:20 to "discover" Cooper. He's on the phone the whole time. With whom? Phone records show he called Leanna and Home Depot. She's expected at day care at 4:30. She shows up at 4:51, is told Cooper isn't there and her reaction is RJH must have left him in a hot car. Those are her words. No question to the employee of "Did RJH drop off Cooper today? Did someone pick him up?" Nope, straight to hot car. She then has an employee accompany her to HD. She says she called RJH repeatedly but no answer. Was that proven? Does she call HD to ask for him? Get patched through to his desk? He should be at the movies. That's their story. So why doesn't she call his friends? Or head to the movies? Her demeanor is odd. Doesn't ask about her child. Asks about the husband. When she sees him in interrogation, she hugs him. No tears on her part. Then asks him if he said too much. They had just racked up a lot of credit card debt, had 2 car loans, and his outstanding student loans. He was passed over for promotion. 27K$ in insurance money would go a long way. She said she wanted to go on 20/20 to change the narrative on Cooper's death and RJH. She should have laid low and hoped people forgot about her.

This site has a good timeline http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?249213-Timeline-Background-June-18th-and-follow-up

Or this MAY 2014 (6 wks before 6/18/14) Cooper gets a new forward-facing big-boy car seat. June 5, 2014 Although Cooper has been riding in his new car seat for ~4 weeks, Justin switches the car seat at this time, going back to using the too-small, rear-facing car seat Cooper will die in two weeks later, on June 18. --> Why? This would be a good question. Seems obvious why he did it.

They didn't ask her about: June 13: Prosecutors say Justin Ross Harris, called Ross, searched websites that contained details on how children die in locked cars. June 29, 2014: Search warrants released to the public reveal that both Ross and Leanna Harris had recently researched hot car deaths. Day of 9:19 a.m. Ross and Cooper Harris leave the Chick-fil-A at Paces Ferry Road and Cumberland Drive, which is on the way to Harris’ job at Home Depot nearby. Surveillance cameras show Cooper to be “wide awake and happy.” 9:25 a.m.: Harris parks the SUV and goes in to work, leaving Cooper in the backseat. --> Yet somehow Cooper falls asleep in less than 2 minutes and Ross leaves him in the car. 3:16 p.m.: Police say Harris texts his wife, “When are you going to get my buddy?” (no mention of this. why would he ask his wife this question if the routine was she picked cooper up after work?)

I am disgusted. That woman got treated with kid gloves. No tough questions. Amy Robach even fed her the "right" answers by phrasing her questions with the answers. Kellyanne Conway could take notes. This was no accident. Where the mention of the insurance policy? How Justin bought the kid breakfast? How the day care center reached out to him? Sloppy incomplete coverage. Did Leanna refuse to be interviewed if the questions were tough? This happened in 2014. So now in 2017, she's going to start to speak out. Horrible people.

Al Jarreau aged 76. Recently gave up touring and entered the hospital due to exhaustion: http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/music/2017/02/12/grammy-winning-musician-al-jarreau-dies-76/97823284/ Remember the old TV show Moonlighting with Cybill Sheppard and Bruce Willis?

Hal Moore, portrayed by actor Mel Gibson in 'We Were Soldiers,' dies at age 94 http://www.militarytimes.com/articles/hal-moore-portrayed-by-actor-mel-gibson-in-we-were-soldiers-dies-at-age-94/

It really is just fluff and was very predictable (the 2 episodes I saw). A little cringe-worthy now but I feel the same way watching Maude or even some Barney Miller episodes. I wouldn't bother to DVR it but if I was home sick, I might leave it on.

Decades is playing Bridget Loves Bernie with Meredith Baxter and David Birney (before they married). It aired for one season in 1971-1972. Bridget is an Irish Catholic girl from a rich family. Bernie is a Jewish cab driver with dreams of being a playwright from a working class family who owns a deli. I didn't see it the first time around but watching it now, it reminds me of a lot of the shows from much earlier that I've seen on Decades. Very fluffy, light on substance. Not at all like All in the Family. Supposedly this show was canceled for being too controversial but the 2 episodes I've seen --- well it's super bland. Has a decent cast. Audra Lindley & David Doyle as Bridget's parents. Harold Stone as Bernie's dad, Ned Glass as Uncle Moe, Nancy Walker as Aunt Ruth.

John Fielder who played Mr. Peterson was the voice of Piglet. Now that I know that, I wonder how I didn't know that while watching this show.