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The first episode was pretty good and ended great when they finally got back to the web show. The second and third episode were okay. Not as funny. And it feels like they don't know what to do with Carly's friend or Freddy's forced step-daughter. They're missing Sam's personality and dynamic. It's missing her character. I don't see it lasting long if they don't replace or substitute that somehow.

I would be worried. lol 5.7m with a 1.3 demo That's almost 2m down from the finale (7.7). And down 1m from their lowest episode (6.6). They started with 10 and went down to 6 for season 1. I figured they may start with 7-8 (season 1 finale #'s) and fall to about 6. But damn, they're already below 6. Well, they've got lower rated shows on ABC but that's Karma for ya. I can't wait to see this ship sink.

Huh? How? Because of a couple jokes she made? We’re all human. You could tell she was watching every word she said. The jokes (which I thought were funny) were clearly made out of anxiety.

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I actually don’t see anything wrong with those videos. You guys really reach. Don’t you? I’ve been around WAY worse growing up. She could be tired. Maybe hungry. Maybe had some alcohol. Who cares. She’s human. If she does this right, she’ll be fine. ?

I’m going to laugh when Roseanne returns to “Roseanne” Or The Conners. And this whole thing was a publicity stunt. Perhaps even ABC involved.

Just wanted to say I completely agree and understand.

Whatever they do, it can easily be undone. As it was for Dan. So I’m not worried. If The Connors end up being pretty successful, I can see Roseanne getting back on the show... eventually. We shall see.

Agreed. While I don't condone what Roseanne said... it was technically free speech. I honestly don't think the show should have ended over this. Just seems too bizarre. Like the media used the opportunity to use Roseanne as a patsy for whatever reason. Just like Kathy Griffin. Hopefully it will die down and someone will pick the show up after realizing it's nothing Without Roseanne.

I have a couple theories. We all know this was intentional. But I was thinking how on and off her acting was during the run. Like scenes she felt like old Roseanne in her element and some scenes... she looked lost or reading her lines. Or totally not interested in the line itself. It's strange. But then I think okay, she really hasn't done much since the first run of the series so it may take a season to warm up. I can understand. So I wonder if maybe she just didn't like the final result. So she did this to get out of the contract to further embarrass herself and the character she plays. I could go speculate why she does a 360 on her acting but that's another topic. Another theory is perhaps ABC restricted them too much? Money maybe? Directing? Scripts? Writing? Etc. Maybe upon knowing how successful the show can be, did this to get out of the contract, so she could go to Netflix or Hulu. For more freedom? I'm not sure. But if Roseanne continues on without "Roseanne" or if they go ahead with "Darlene", I'll feel it was because she just couldn't handle it and didn't like the final result. I know everyone says the woman is crazy but if anyone follows her, she's smart. She knows exactly what she's doing when she's doing it. Maybe not 100% of the time but a good freaken chunk. So I do wonder if this whole thing is just a publicity stunt of some kind of just a way to get out of the contract with ABC.

Rushed but for the most part, satisfying I guess. Some Charmed/LOST vibes going on the end there. Kind of predictable. And disappointed we didn't get to see Elena and Jeremy reunite. But other than that, the 2nd half was not bad. It was nice to see everyone come back even though it was short and sweet.

I haven't watched Nashville since season 3. But I tuned in to see what happens to Rayna and whether or not I'd jump back in to see where it goes. This episode hit Really close to home. My mother was involved in a car collision. Shattered pelvic bone and broken back. We didn't know this at the time of finding out. We were told she was hit and awake and okay. That she was talking and fine. That she was in the ER waiting. So we decided not to go to the hospital at that moment. Which later, I do regret doing. Because maybe we would have been able to say goodbye... What if! But in the moment, the shock and news really just messes with your head and your decision making process. An hour later, she was in critical condition and bleeding. And they couldn't stop it. My grandmother had to call it. So for me, I was crying like a baby during this. And from my point of view, I thought it was close to authentic. Guess what? People deal with things differently. It's not a black and white situation. People react differently to these types of situations. Sometimes it doesn't make sense. Sometimes it's the wrong choice but a choice nonetheless and no one should be ridiculed or judged for it. We can't predict how things are going to play out. In the end, all of them were there to see her last moment.

Episode 3 did just that in my opinion. The strongest episode so far. I'm really enjoying the show. I hope it sticks around. Timeless and Frequency lost me. Travelers and Westworld grabbed me. Great shows with great potential. Loved tonight's episode. Glad one of them wants to save some of the lives. And great cliff-hanger.

That was explained later in the series.

I feel the same. It just feels too abrupt. That's either horrible writing (yes, I know... but!) or they don't plan to give him a truly emotional death because he's not actually dead.