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22 hours ago, gladitsover said:
Michelle Robinson (Obama) wasn't sure about Barack when she met him - he was a couple of years behind in school and was very confident - and I must say emotionally available - but he won her over!
best comment ever
I just read her book. It wasn’t that she was unsure about him. She just thought it was inappropriate given she was his mentor. He convinced her no one at her job would care. She was attracted to him before that because of his confidence and assertive and brilliance etc
17 hours ago, Racj82 said:The history Karen herself has described have led people to believe that a more thuggish type of guy is what she wants. She's also vague on what's she thinks masculine besides non emotional. And Miles has done things that should soften her more in a masculine way but it doesn't read that way at all. And it's always about race. I'm not judging her as a black woman. I'm judging her as woman who seems to have a broken dial in terms of choosing her mate.
And her preferences don't seem to be working for her so maybe she could at least try to be open to something different.
There is a middle ground in terms of what masculine or assertive could mean but the verdict is out on whether that would matter to Karen in regards to Miles.
Also, I would label every guys humor this season more on the lame side but if the mate is feeling them like with Amelia and Amani they love it because they are digging them. With Olivia and Karen, they don't because overall they aren't digging their mate.
Nothing about Karen says she is interested in thugs or her ex was one. He cheated. He can be a cheater and not be a thug. It’s a mighty leap to put him in that category. So I’m not sure what people are seeing or hearing from Karen. Assertive, confident, leader doesn’t equal thug.
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Miles continues to be more cringe by the week. His jokes were completely inappropriate given she’s only known him a couple weeks and is still trying to figure out of she likes him. He’s not listening To Karen and he lacks maturity.
It’s been offensive to hear that when a black woman says she wants a masculine man that must mean she wants a “thug” as if there aren’t masculine black men who are good men like a Barack Obama type. Assertive, confident, leader etc I’m not sure why “alpha” and “masculine” have become negative terms because of some bad apples. As if good men can’t be alphas. Good for those that do but not everyone likes beta males like miles and that’s ok.
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I continue to not understand why Karen and Miles were paired. I thought Karen was nice to Miles. But ultimately they’re just not compatible, have no romantic chemistry, and she’s flat out not sexually attracted to him. And to be fair I think the only thing Miles likes about her is her looks. It’s the only reason he says he’s into her. And he likes her looks so much he’s willing to overlook their lack of compatibility. So he’s shallow too. I’ve noticed that Karen AND Miles comment on the age difference. He’s called her a cougar several times. Their feels to be a large age gap between them. He needs a younger woman and she needs an older man. She might settle for him but she’s never going to be THAT into him. Their marriage will always be lukewarm.
Woody took a nose dive this week. I knew it would come eventually but didn’t expect this. Though he’s always come off as shallow so can’t be too surprised. Amani can do better and they wont make it.
OLIVIA. Ok, I actually relate to her. I do well, financially, and don’t react well to men telling me how to spend my money or that “I’m throwing it away.” They are both rude and stubborn and emotional so I can see why they were paired. But finances will be an issue and not just for Olivia. Lifestyle differences matter, MUCH.
Henry finally stated his truth. But it’s funny how men on the show have no ISSUE stating their spouse isn’t their type to their spouses faces but the women always beat around the bush i.e. Karen and still get slammed for not wanting their spouses. As a woman there’s no way to be on this show and not be into your spouse if he’s a “nice guy.”
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12 hours ago, Yeah No said:
I probably have watched way too much of this show and hence find more red flags and reasons to worry about all of them. I am skeptical about every one of them at this point, except for Bennett and Amelia - somehow they seem to be a success story in the making, similar to Austin and Jessica last season. I think Miles has tripped my "too good to be true" meter based on how he has been edited - perhaps that is how Karen is reacting to him right now too, and why she looks like she's already decided he's not for her. I think it would be fantastic if over time both she AND I eventually warm up to him. I'm really a romantic at heart - I want to see these people succeed!
I’m with ya. I’ve seen too much of this show and reality tv in general. I’m not calling Miles a villain but I’m not calling him Prince Charming either. Because I’ve seen too many people turn out not to be what they portrayed or their families/friends said they were. I’m a bachelor fan and I’ve watched several falls from grace. I assume all these people have issues unless proven otherwise because it’s reality tv.
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36 minutes ago, Kira53 said:
This is your assumption this is not something anyone "knows". He said he had 10 monogamous relationships. That means he did not have sex outside of the relationship however Long or short it was. His point was he is monogamous. And does not cheat. I believe he was distinguishing himself from his buddy Woody who admitted to some cheating in his relationship history. In my opinion, it is good to leave when you realize that things will never get better. 10 monogamous relationships often means 10 bad choices but an integrity that does not allow you to cheat just because you're not happy in the relationship.
I hope you know by now that he did not say "serious relationships" he said "monogamous relationships". The number of relationships you're in depends in part upon the type of relationships you've entered into. You have people who have a lot of relationships because they fall in love quickly and someone like Karen that probably takes a very long time to get into a relationship but when it's wrong or bad she just doesn't leave so they are in 2 bad relationships during their life. If experience is a good teacher who has learned more? We don't actually know but two relationships are not enough learning experience to be a good girlfriend or a good wife unless you are working in counseling to understand yourself a lot better. Of course that's just my opinion.
Miles has said that he always wanted to be a father and a husband or at least a husband. So he seems like the kind of man that was interested in relationships and sought them out. Your self description was you were more career oriented and less concerned about relationships so you had less relationships and that makes sense. I'm just tired of people taking their own situation and placing it on to Miles when he is his own man with his own needs and wishes. Olivia's husband, Brett may have had 45 dates because most of the women didn't wanna have a second date. I'm not judging him either, except that probably a lot of women didn't want to have a second date. I have see people go on a lot of dates because they're lonely and have a sense of neediness either for sex or for emotional connection that has them seek out people constantly.
My point is simply we don’t know the man or anything about his so called monogamous relationships. He could be LYING about them being monogamous just as Karen’s ex was lying to her. It’s been what...3 episodes...we don’t know what’s coming from miles.
maybe I just watch too much reality tv but I’ve seen a number of people fall from Prince Charming to the crap on the bottom on your shoe as the season goes on. I don’t get the passion about miles after 3 episodes. :shrugs: I was just expressing my doubts as others have. Like I do about every one.
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On 8/23/2020 at 4:11 PM, TheMediumBopper said:
I'm still wondering how Miles defines 'serious relationships.' People he slept with? People he went out with for more than a month? People he thought he was in love with? It's hard to quantify what's too many when it comes to that sort of thing. Ten might be a lot of people to be in love with, but who am I to judge? I was on my third 'serious relationship' by 26, but when I look back at what I was like at 26 I was basically a child still. A child with a job and bills to pay.
So funny when you mention being a child. I believe he said he's been single for years. So 10 before he was 25. I was just graduating from law school then and I was a baby. I had one serious relationship (college sweet heart). But we were such children it was such puppy love. Besides him I went out on bad awkward dates with boys in law school, whom were not quite men, whom I cut off abruptly because I didn't have time for their bs. A colleague of mine bumped into a douche I went on two dates with when I was in law school. He told my colleague "he knew me well" "and we dated." We went on two horrible dates (and I only accepted the second because of his potential, professionally). This same guy pretended to "hardly know" a mutual friend he had sex with off and on for MONTHS when she was mentioned. Men are "funny" when it comes to whom they count. So who knows who Miles is counting and not counting.
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On 8/23/2020 at 11:05 AM, Boo Boo said:
Hops in and out of relationships. He's what, 26? I probably had 4 relationships in high school. I don't see where having 10 relationships is a big deal. You're supposed to date. I think the fact Miles calls them "relationship" means he isn't a booty call type of guy. When he's in a relationship he's monogamous.
I mean, shit, Karen's ex-masculine boyfriend had at least 2 relationships going at once when he was with her.
I don't see how you squeeze in 10 before 24 but I admit to being more conservative and a workaholic. I wasn't even allowed to date when I lived at home (in high school) so that could be clouding my judgment (I didn't even think of high school relationships). There's also not dating and giving yourself space to find yourself, focusing on school, establishing yourself at work, having family difficulties, sickness etc, preventing people from hoping around, doesn't mean we're having one night stands etc. I had only had one relationship by 24 because I was focused on my education in my late teens and early twenties (college and law school) and men were not a priority. The choice ended up being right for me.
Some of us don't quickly move from one person to the next like Miles and have other priorities.
Miles might have also had multiple relationships at once. Many assumptions about "nice guy Miles." He could have been a crap guy in all ten of those relationships. I don't get the fan club for him already.
On 8/23/2020 at 1:32 AM, Yeah No said:See that's the thing - appearances can be deceiving, especially on this show. So far all superficial appearances/first impressions point to Miles being a "good guy" and Woody being a "player", but do we really have all that much evidence so far to know that either of those things is true? Not really. We've haven't seen much evidence to show that Woody is a player or that Miles is this super-together "nice guy/good catch". Which is why I remain skeptical until there's more information. I'm rooting for both of them to turn out OK. It would especially hurt to find out that Woody is indeed a player or something else dastardly because he is so much fun to watch and he and Amani are very cute together so far. I also like Amani a lot and would hate to see her get hurt.
I agree 1000%. We don't know either of these men. And frankly they both raise red flags for me. I also love Amani.
On 8/23/2020 at 2:44 PM, Boo Boo said:There is probably no perfect number of relationships for Karen because she just isn't attracted to Miles.
This I agree with.
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On 8/21/2020 at 9:41 AM, Jaclyn88 said:
Karen just comes off like a bitch to me . Christina is an obvious one , whereas Karen tries to come off nice , but her true colors shine through easily , as it’s hard for her to hide it . She wrote Miles off before she even met him . Karen wants the muscle bound guy who says all the right things ( like Woody ), but those guys are so often players and not genuine about what they say . I actually find Miles more attractive than Woody , but he doesn’t radiate confidence the way woody does , and I think Karen is looking for that confidence . Some girls seek good guys , and some seek bad boys . Karen seems like the latter .
Olivia seemed cute and sweet at the wedding , but she was a wet blanket this episode . No smiles , high maintenance , just had a snarl on her face the whole time . I don’t blame her for seeing red flags in Brett . The guy is an asshole who always needs to say or do the opposite of what someone else says or does .. but Olivias constant resting bitch face is very off putting .
Confidence doesn’t equal “bad boy” I think we would all agree our former president Obama had confidence but he was far from a “bad boy” and was a full on nerd. Miles is just young and immature. I don’t see a lack of confidence, either. He just doesn’t know how to romance a woman like his friend does. I’m not seeing the “good guy” “good catch stuff.”
We know he hops in and out of relationship. We have no clue how he treated those women. Not to mention the old phrase “birds of a feather flock together.” If his friend Woody is a “player,” very possible he is too.
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3 hours ago, JapMo said:
YES. I mean it's as simple as that. She knows he's a nice guy. She knows she should feel over the moon lucky she got him. She knows her family probably already loves him. But physically, he just doesn't interest her. There's no spark. But of course she doesn't want to hurt him. Plus she likes Amani and Woody and they would be disappointed. So she makes excuses for not wanting to touch him or hold hands or kiss him. She throws out anything that might stick...he's too young...he's had sooooooo many relationships. Those things don't really matter to her. And then she has Miles to confront. The more she pulls back, the more understanding Miles becomes. And why? BECAUSE HE KNOWS. Oh yes....Miles knows. He feels it. He's holding on by his fingertips, trying everything he can think of to be that better man that she will then like/love.
It's so sad, and I don't hate Karen for it. She can't talk to Amani...she doesn't really know her that well and what if Amani told Woody and he told Miles? Karen feels isolated. If she calls Rev Cal, he'll say give it a chance. But way down deep in the pit of her stomach, Karen knows she's going to have to hurt everybody...eventually. It's just a matter of when she finally decides she just can't fake it anymore.
Are you sure Dave gave her a 7? I thought he gave her a 5.
I feel for her. Because she seems like a nice woman. She’s no Matt or Luke or even Zach. If she told him she wasn’t into him, he wasn’t her type, like men have in this situation, she’d be torn to shreds. But she doesn’t want him, at all. He checks probably none of her boxes. She’s not being mean about it but you cant expect her to jump for joy about it. And you’re right, she likes Woody and Amani!! It’s a bad situation to be in. I blame the experts for thinking these two were in any way compatible. Like I couldn’t even see them striking up a convo at the bar. They don’t seem to even have good conversation. Just two people being cordial to each other.
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1 hour ago, Neurochick said:
The problem is the older a person is, the more baggage and issues they have. Karen meets an older man and he might have other issues, ex's, children. Would those be "red flags" for Karen too?
To me Karen needs to chill out. She comes across 20 years older than she really is. Enjoy your thirties girl, because soon they'll be gone.
I haven’t seen anything to suggest Karen is looking for someone perfect. She might be fine being a step mom. I could actually see her with an older man with kids. She’s just not a good match for man in his mid twenties.
1 hour ago, Elizzikra said:I think all rules about right place/right time go out the window on this show. After all, these people got married without ever meeting first. What's a "normal" timeline for that? I told my husband that I had well managed depression on our third date so he could decide if he was ok with that before got serious. Lucky for me, he didn't even blink. I would rather Miles err on the side of telling her "too soon" than waiting "too long" - especially given that Karen is so worried about being hurt or being blindsided by some evidence that Miles isn't a good guy.
Miles works with young people - currently in a school - and he has an undergraduate and a master's degree. I actually can't remember what Karen does though? Project management maybe (but I don't know what industry).
I just don’t think a honeymoon, romantic get away with a woman, whom you’re trying to woo because well she doesn’t know you, is the right time or place. It could at least wait until they got back home. His friend Woody, who is a little older, seems to know the purpose of the honeymoon. I’m sure his issues will spill later but he knows they’re not for the honeymoon. He focused on getting his wife to fall for him.
I know Miles got his degree while playing football and trying to get drafted. I remember the kids thing but I don’t remember them stating what his role was i.e. teacher. Like Mike (married to Meka) “worked with kids” and ended up being jobless. From what I recall, Karen had some management gig. I’m asking because I also can’t see Karen being ok being the breadwinner. They just seem like a bad match all around.
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In the minority I’m sure, but I’m not feeling Miles. Karen’s statements re masculinity were ignorant. But Miles is too young for her. He’s not romantic; does a lot of annoying teasing instead. I really saw it when he was asking the others where they thought she could beat him in a race. That was something me and my old college boyfriend used to argue about because were both athletes. I would think it was a little weird now that I’m in Karen’s age range. And dropping a bomb like that about being on medication for clinical depression during honeymoon also shows his age because he hasn’t learn “right place and right time.” And I don’t think they’ve mentioned a career for him yet which concerns me. Karen also just isn’t physically attracted to him. Karen needed an older man. And I’m not sure a young man who struggles with mental health is appropriate for an experience like this.
I still like Amani and Woody, with caution, but she probably shouldn’t have slept with him so soon.
I’m now starting to think Amelia doesn’t like Bennett as much as he likes her. She was a little lukewarm this ep.
I can’t figure out Brett. I thought I had him figured out until the end when he seemed...sincere...with his apology. Maybe he is just screwed up from his past relationship. I like Olivia. That wage difference must have been steep because I felt she really started to put her foot down when she found out how much he made. Lol
No comment on the other couple.
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On 7/25/2020 at 9:58 AM, Empress1 said:
There was a ton of this re: Mindy and Zach. “She didn’t shower once, she must have BO! Why is she in sweats?” Meanwhile Zach told her he wasn’t attracted to her literally when she was in her wedding gown.
Miles is chubby?! He does not look chubby to me. At all. He said he plays football and I can see that, but he doesn’t read as chubby to me.
He played in college. His face is fat and body looks chubby/husky but not muscular. Reminds me of what happens to former football players (my guess is he was a linemen) who don’t keep up their workout routine but don’t change eating habits. Eventually they just turn flabby.
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24 minutes ago, princelina said:
Maybe "the audience" does so because that is actually how people behave. IMO Luke, Zach and Matt were paired with women who were their equals looks-wise; I'm sure those men didn't think so.
People or just an expectation of women? On here and social media there were many comments about the looks of the Kate, Mindy, and Amber and them not being “hot enough,” “not their type” and questions why they were paired. Not a lot of comments such as those women are “nice” so those men should wake up and be grateful for what they had, like I’m hearing with Karen and Miles, as if men just need to be nice and women need to meet a much higher list of demands to be considered a catch worth holding on to.
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4 minutes ago, configdotsys said:
That doesn't explain her saying to the producer: "I got a text that I don't think I was supposed to get." Why would she say that if her friend sent it to her?
That leads to an interesting question: If your friend was going on this program and it was all supposed to be secret until the altar, but you-- a bridesmaid in your friend's wedding-- got a random text that identified the groom, would you tell your friend or keep it under your hat?
I wouldn’t be able to keep it from my friend, I don’t think. I wouldn’t be able to resist checking him out on social media. And I couldn’t keep her in the dark. That’s just too much to hold on to. If i found out like a couple hrs before the wedding, no, I wouldn’t tell. But I couldn’t hold on to the info overnight.
And none of my friends would be able to keep it from me lol
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14 minutes ago, bichonblitz said:
Yes, it's always on the half hour before the new episode.
I'm feeling shades of Zach and Mindy with Olivia and Brett. I hope I'm wrong.
What was so terrible on Miles IG that turned Karen off so much? Pics of him having fun? Traveling? Lots of friends? The usual IG look at my wonderful life stories? What?
I honestly think Karen just isn’t attracted to him. I felt the same way at the wedding. She was looking around like Brett. Also, isn’t he younger, 26 to her 30? I picture Karen with an older man.
I find it interesting how the audience typically hopes women give less attractive “nice” guys a chance (Miles isnt unattractive but he’s chubby and less attractive than her), but the audience writes off the reverse pairing as a pointless pairing that will never go anywhere and calls the experts idiots for pairing better looking men (Luke, Zach, Matt) with “nice” girls who were not on their level looks wise.
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5 hours ago, CrystalBlue said:
I wonder if Law & Order will do a crossover episode(s) with Organized Crime and SVU. You know
BensonHargitay will somehow want to get into the act. I'm sure the show runners think everyone is waiting with bated breath to see the Deadly Duo back in action. No doubt St. Olivia will be needed to console the newly-grieving Stabler.With only 13 episodes, I’m not sure how much time there is for benson on stabler’s show? Maybe most of the reconnecting will happen on SVU and Benson showing up on OC once? Unless the big bad is a sex trafficker? but still...they really can’t let Benson swallow up too much time on a show with only 13 eps when the audience needs to find out where stabler’s been, what’s goin on with the wife and multiple kids, how he got his job back, and introduce the new unit and members and you know actually solve crime...
i’m also envisioning something dark and gritty (tone wise) and Benson/Mariska is just not that. I imagine her throwing off the whole tone of the show if/when she arrives so I don’t want to see it happen too often.
5 hours ago, dttruman said:Do you think it will have a L&O Criminal Intent flavor to it? Where they show aspects of what the criminals are doing as a case goes on? If so, this kind of reminds me of a series call "Line of Fire" back in the early 2000's where they look at the aspects of the good guys and the bad guys through a season.
Yea, I’ve been envisioning something like that.
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Well, yea, I always assumed it would focus on stabler. I’m sure he will have a unit but he will be the clear lead. I actually don’t think the show will be anything like SVU though. I think it’ll be an entirely different beast. It’s going to be 13 episodes Vs 22/23 I believe so it wont follow the typical police procedural format. For instance, with just 13 episodes, I could see the entire season being about one “big bad villain.” I don’t see them going with a different case a week.
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I can’t be the only one who thinks this will be a crap show. Matt is Peter with a black dad. That guy isn’t ready to settle down.
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Carisi/Rollins made me indifferent to Carisi. Carisi going gaga for Rollins who screwed another cop in the squad and created two babies from different guys while he was there made him look rather well...pathetic. Maybe they thought they were doing some feminist story telling by having Carisi not care about that and so willing to help Rollins with her babies and whatever ever else she needed while into her. But it’s so unbelievable he would be into her it turned me away from the character. He became just a prop to the second woman lead.
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9 hours ago, Xeliou66 said:
And it’s pretty clear that they are making Rollins the #2 character, she got a boatload of screentime last season and it seemed like every other episode had a Rollins subplot, and it’s clear to me that Rollins is a writers pet. I’m sick of everything being about Benson and Rollins, but it looks like that won’t change, given Mariska’s heavy input on the show and the fact that Rollins is loved by the writers and the fact that the show wants to push a heavy feminist, super mommies agenda.
I like Carisi, Fin and Kat - but frequently Fin doesn’t get a lot to do, Carisi hasn’t been allowed to operate on his own as ADA enough and they still don’t seem to know how to use him at times it feels, and Kat hasn’t had much focus either. I hope in season 22 they figure out how to use them more, and give us less Rollins.
And Rollins to me is so meh. I don’t connect with her in anyway or care what happens to her. I can’t imagine she has a large following. If a large percentage of fandom wouldn’t care if your number 2 was replaced, you got a problem with your cast
Carisi doesn’t even feel like a real character with how little development he’s been given because we needed to see Noah in trouble again or Rollins and her second baby daddy.
fin got more quality screen time when stabler was there.
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20 hours ago, dttruman said:
Will Stabler's squad be something similar in structure to the SVU, where a group of detective investigate certain crimes and report to Stabler in his office similar to Capt Cragen position? Will Stabler be a Cragen type where he spends most of his time in his office or will he be like Benson where he does some of the "Leg Work" too? I got so many question concerning this new series.
A structure like chicago p.d. is what I’ve been imagining since he’s leading a force. The happenings today will no doubt force them to cast diverse actors as well which IMO would be nice to see.
I can’t imagine they’ll put him behind a desk, not yet. Since it’s organized crime, maybe a lot of undercover work and less chasing people down. Did you watch Graceland on USA? I imagine something like that. A crew of 6 doing a lot of undercover work with an older head guy (Briggs) leading the way
I hope we get an interesting cast of characters. There’s been no news on other castings, right? One major way SVU has let me down recently is that Liv’s supporting cast has been weak for a long time; none our compelling characters IMO.
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I’m of two minds. I really don’t want a watered down stabler. He wasn’t a racist or prejudiced toward a group of people based on an immutable characteristic. He hated pedophiles. He mostly slapped around white guys. He also brought a passionate anger that could be felt by the audience, that was relatable to the audience, because how could you be human and not angry at the perps for their heinous crimes. He couldn’t compartmentalize, not even for the sake of his marriage, that too was relatable.
I also haven’t liked Olivia in so long I really don’t want him turned into some version of her. And I’m hoping the svu crossovers will be kept at a minimum (one to introduce the show is my preference) I also hope he gets a kick a*s squad.
I get he’ll have to change his tactics, but he’s older now like Liv, so he probably physically can’t do what he used to, anyhow. I really don’t want to see a bunch of boring anger management classes and therapy sessions. Hopefully he’s completed all that before he returns.
Reading leight’s interview, I’m not sure it’s clear something happened to his family recently or in the past. I’m leaning towards something happening to one of kids around the time he left the squad that sent him off the grid or undercover or something, and he’s just getting back to town. I don’t think it’s Kathy because she was set to return in the suv finale and this show was already in the works then.
Olivia’s adoption of Noah made no sense. Her rise to sergeant did. But her rise to lieutenant and captain happened over night. So Stabler having his own squad after ten years doesn’t bother me. I lean towards him having been doing some work undercover and now running a task force most don’t want anything to do with because of the danger.
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On 2/14/2020 at 8:07 PM, Crs97 said:
I’ve always heard rumors that Scott and Lauren didn’t get along, more on Lauren’s side. The rumors seem to come from forums in which a poster would say they have a friend of a friend who worked on the set and who said something about it. Scott has always vehemently dismissed it, saying he loves her like a sister. Lauren has denied it, but not quite as strongly. I think one of her comments was something like “OMG, we cannot kill this rumor,” which some said was not acrually a denial. I think I believe the official stance, which is they are professional colleagues who get along fine on set but don’t socialize outside of the show.
I've always wondered where the rumors came from. They were all over the message board back in the day. I also remembered Lauren's unconvincing denial. My guess is they were just very different people who had nothing to talk about when not acting.
I never saw the romantic chemistry so the rumors didn't help. They had big brother-little sister energy which explains Scott's statement.
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2 hours ago, Gillian Rosh said:
This is where I am. I feel like he's been away long enough that Stabler won't annoy me. But if his wife and kids come back too? Pfft!
Crosses fingers for only one scene showing his visitation with Eli and no more!
i just had a thought...couldnt he be a grandpa now? Oh goodness...I don’t need another baby Noah. No more babies!
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S11.E09: Opening Up Is Hard To Do
in Married At First Sight
I think she would be different with a man she was sexually attracted to