willgracefan

I really did like this season. But I felt the last few episodes were a let down. Kudos for Nick finally coming out publicly but it felt anticlimactic with a simple IG post. I did love all the family scenes, with Nick’s brother and Dad. And obviously Olivia Colman is a queen. i wish they went more into Charlie’s apparent eating disorder. And the cutting kinda came out of nowhere. I wanted a much longer convo about all of this between Nick and Charlie. I’m ace so I was SO here for Issac figuring out his feelings have a word. more for next season please!

All of this. Forced, is the perfect word. Both the judges and contestants seem so forced. The contestants with their million jokey comments when presenting their food. This is a cooking show, the food should speak for itself. Just say what your dish is and zip it.

i'm not really liking this show, can't stand the judges or many of the contestants, yet, i'm still watching.

She clarified on Twitter that she meant Rob Cesternino

Totally! Sonny was in tears thinking about what Leo did to him yet he quickly forgives Ben when Will becomes besties with his jail bunkie. I can't wrap my mind around this.

I didn’t watch WilSon, Leo, and Chad on Peacock. So I’m new to new Sonny. Maybe it’s cause I live in a northern suburb of NYC but I can’t get over Zach’s NY accent. I hear it and I don’t think Sonny, I think Zach Tinker.

It was Gabby that did my head in with the likes. Then I couldn't stop noticing they all were saying like!

Are the houseguests ever gonna leave Toddrick’s house? Are they gonna go home to jobs? Or kids?

Totally! But also, why isn’t Tiffany home with her kid?

I get wanting to provide transportation for your guests but a trolley and a food truck was just too much for me! Go to a diner or bar after the reception!

I’m so disappointed the cute older lesbian couple chose to have their “big, fat, gay wedding” with the same amount of guest during the pandemic. I know they wanted to share their day with the LGBTQIA+ community (which I’m apart of) but ugh, I just can’t get over people being selfish during the pandemic.

Even though we never saw Jonah raising Parker, we still know what that connection feels like because Jonah is such a good guy. I don't like how they didn't bring this up more. Jonah is losing a family not just Amy. And WORD, no mention of how Adam plays in her move.

I live in the tri-state area but it still hurt my ears each time Cody would say “Butt-n”

Most sex jokes go over my head. But this one really got me, I literally thought he wanted to eat ice cream with Amelia in their room.

They also got right the horse rumor right. Every time Peter said his father was Peter the Great I wanted to throw something at the TV.