threebluestars

Drag Vulcano had some of the best, most creative looks. Arantxa just looked rough on that runway.

Half way through the show I realized all of the contestants could be my children and I just about died. I still think I'm close in age to 20-year-olds lol. I think he should do a challenge later in the season where they have to cook their signature meal again, but elevate it from what he first had to show they're actually learning from him.

I enjoyed Deeks and his Igors tonight lol. I was just glad not to have any "trying to have a baby" drama. Because I'd rather they didn't, the storyline is just ugh for me. Seeing Hetty reminded me of why I loved the show initially - it was about deep cover. It's turned into "just a procedural" instead. I really wish we had more undercover cases like the show was pitched as. Hetty was the magician that turned them into their undercover personas. They kind of stripped away what made it stand out.

Trina is the bright spot in GH for me. I love the actress and the character. I wish they'd give her better friends lol. I was terrified the opening shower scene was going to be some sort of Michael/Willow thing, so thank you Dante.

When they were talking about how good it was, I was in shock. I forget who called them out at the end saying it was awful, but that was the only sane take in the bunch.

One thing I am appreciating is that many different characters are interacting that might not normally, and it's making the show feel a little fresher.

Holy crap Sebastian is annoying.

I always feel sorry when actors come here to shoot in rainy season and then they add rain machines in the script. Insult to injury! lol.

I really loved seeing Ami Foster with Cherie Johnson and Soleil Moon Frye again. I wish Cherie, in particular, was in the episodes more. I really enjoy her.

Why does Maxie's makeup looked like she's been beat up? That's some horrible contouring. Great scene with Cam/Liz today. But I echo the fact this show is bleak as hell. I'm sick of it. I really want some FUN.

I literally turned off the show when I saw Carly standing in that doorway preparing to be all offended her grandson was seeing his other grandmother AT THE WISH OF HIS PARENTS. Oh I hate her so much I couldn't stand to watch the rest of the episode because I didn't want to see it. UGH. Here's to my fanwank version of Carly going batshit cray over Nina and Wiley and getting committed again and leaving us deliciously Sonny and Carly free for awhile. One can dream.

The Bachelor really wasn't focused on diversity, but in finding figureheads to represent that while making no real meaningful change.

This was no Rats: The Rusical, that's for sure.

I think Chen is reacting to her kidnapping/burial with the urge to suddenly be a risky undercover officer, not to mention trying to help the homeless girl. I think she's a bit all over the place, but no one around her seems to think it might have something to do with PTSD.

Aw, I'm going to miss Tia. I really loved her talking heads and personality. I wondered sometimes if financially she had a harder time getting decent outfits together, but then Ellie in the drive through did alright lol. Bimini really stood out in both. She is just stunning in the runway in the same way I find Violet Chachki stunning. Like supermodel face.

I can't figure out why the writers think this is interesting. We know Sonny is alive. Watching a funeral and all this bullshit when we know it means nothing is so useless. I wish Nina had recognized Sonny's voice, realized he didn't know who he was and then gone up there and totally messed with his head to get back at Carly. Bring him back to Port Charles and hide him from her. Get involved with him and make him think they were a couple. Do something. And Alexis can discover Neal was murdered and stop drinking and actually do something. Pair up with Laura to take down Cyrus. Fall for Martin in the process, I don't know. Anything but this drunk storyline.

I can believe that Catherine wouldn't weigh the same. She was kidnapped by a guy who was going to make a suit from her skin purely because she was big enough. I think the trauma of that and the PTSD of being a captive in general could definitely lead her to lose weight.

They did that last week too and it was so confusing!

The dance numbers reminded me of the ones they used to do on Drew Carey that I loved.

I wish they had recast Breena (actress retired from acting), and had Breena get COVID, but have lasting effects from it and Jimmy has to deal with that. There are a lot of people out there dealing with the after effects, that could have been a big impact on Jimmy without killing someone off.

I saw more boss potential and leadership in Becky during this episode ... which I kind of love. She knew right off how things were going to go.

So Drew lost 22 lbs in a week, ended up with rhabdomyolysis, spent 10 days in the ICU and has permanent kidney damage from his time on Hell's Kitchen. https://screenrant.com/hells-kitchen-drew-tingley-health-issues-scare-elimination/

I thought I'd quoted, but I was commenting on "Even Tan, whose narrative is still rather weak but at least he's got Bonnie to focus on." - his narrative stuck out as weak to me since the early seasons. They've done a bit better with him as the seasons have gone on, but not much. It just struck me since I've been watching 21 Jump Street and it seems like the Asian characters get the short end of the stick a lot. Chris is weird to me. It's like they want to give her story lines, but then they cut them off at the knees every time. Her thrupple, relationship with Street, now her friendship with Erika. It's like they're searching for something, trying it all out and going "Nah!" right when it gets interesting.

I was so pissed at this episode, for every reason you mentioned. I'm doing a rewatch of 21 Jump Street (TV series) and Tan's narrative really reminds me of Ioki. Season 1 it was like Ioki was just there. He didn't get any storylines or get to shine at all. It was like they had nothing to write for him. He didn't get his own storylines until S2, and even then the stories weren't putting him in the hero position at all, but more positions where he had to defend himself.

First time I've enjoyed a COVID TV episode. This was a really fun episode - and I DIED laughing at Mac's Fauci song.