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Robyn is so effing selfish. She knows Kody doesn't want anything with Meri but doesn't share that with her because then Meri would move. Christine is so much "lighter" now that she's not tether to Kody. It's wonderful to see.

That's so sweet!

He invested $2,000 in it. So I guess he owns a quarter of one cheek?

Sophie could bargain with, "Okay, I'll have one kid for every indoor bathroom."

She still looks more human than not, though, I think. Larissa ended up looking like a store mannequin.

Would have been more accurate/worked better if Boebert hadn't protested her boob being fondled, IMO.

Bad Bunny's done really well in the sketches.

He'll definitely get in the many-timers club, I think. Was anyone besides me more interested in the Devon-JAJ scene than what was going on in the subway behind them? Both guys did a great job. Goes without saying: WU very funny as it always is with Che and Jost.

I thought the first two sketches were really funny. The cold open was not, and the Please Don't Destroy sketch was plain bad. Tedious. Remind me why these guys were plucked out of all the comedy groups in NYC and elsewhere? Who was playing Miguel in the Christopher Columbus sketch?

I dunno, I don't buy her innocent and wide-eyed act. I'm practically praying that she's not the winner (I'm rooting for Leslie at the moment, I also like Susan as she doesn't seem to be tryyyying as much as some of the others. I've only watched two episodes so I'm not as familiar with everyone.)

Why are the Plaths so miserable? They have a TV show! Do they know how many people would love to have a TV show?

The donut thing: Ethan's an asshole.

This is the first episode I've really enjoyed in I don't know how long -- maybe ever. First, it's quieter. Less shrieking. And people are actually having very human conversations, including Whitney. And she's not the central topic of all of them. And I don't think Whitney has bossed anyone. And it's a compelling and relatable human story. The convo between Jackie and Glenn was quite touching. I like that so much more than the screamy Events!! that TLC harps on.

This was the first episode I've watched and I was thinking that's likely part of what made him a successful "restauranteur" if part of his thing was mingling with his diners. He makes every woman feel like she is the one and he probably made every diner feel like they were his favorite.

As disappointed as I am in James Woods, he once defended his dating 19-year-olds or thereabouts (and legal) with "Who doesn't love puppies?" and I gotta admit, I kinda got his point.

Seriously. If I were Angie, I'd be really annoyed at this bossy, shrieking person who storms in and tries to dominate the whole family. Whitney seems to think she needs to be alpha in any situation. I guess that makes some sense since it's her show, but the gracious thing for her to do here would have been to take a back seat to Glenn and Angie. Didn't she hog Glenn for the dance contest? Please, someone make the screeching stop!

I was very interested in seeing the deep talk Glenn was hoping to have. Then it turned into this bullshit beer pong and dance-off with relentless shrieking and screaming.

Is anyone else a little concerned about Veronica? Didn't she badly break her foot or her leg a few seasons ago? And now she's broken her jaw.

This is Gino's brother, though, just not any wedding guest. Jasmine will have nothing else to do in the US so if she sets the date then, it's just spiteful on her part. Her alarm system is primed to go off at the slightest breeze.

Jasmine (unsurprisingly) broke one of the cardinal rules of texting: Don't assume you know the tone the texter intended. (Emojis can help there.) Jasmine is primed to always take offense as her first option. Gino's family may lose expensive deposits on hotels and such if she sets the wedding date then -- which she doesn't have to do. She will have nothing but free time here.

I gotta say, party house Pillow Talk kinda rocks. It's fun seeing them all having fun together.

Do we know that about him yet, though? He lives in L.A., which is pretty multi-everything. I can't spot the plastic surgery on Sophie yet. You guys are more discerning than I am. And/or have better eyesight or TVs. Later: Oh, yea, the butt pictures. I see it. Can't really spot the facial work, though.

I didn't know Jasmine had a school-age child. This changes everything. Can people not bring their children on a K-1 visa?

The problem with Old Navy jeans for me is shallow pockets.