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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.

And Jonathan Tucker!

The actor playing young Callan was really good - had some of the facial expressions down pat.

I was expecting that too, based on how Original Recipe MacGyver's Jack faked his death.

I don't know why, but I was waiting for the guy Lopez hauled in to reveal after her boss showed that the "bodies" were dogs or something. I just kept waiting for the shoe to drop for some reason.

I feel like the only person who hates lipsyncs. I really like the challenges and seeing the queens get ready for the runway - all their personal moments and stories. And then seeing what they made on the runway. The lipsync is the least interesting part of the show to me, so this twist did nothing for me.

I figure Robyn Lively's character provides all of the pottery for Daniel's bonsais at the dealership lol. I don't know why they'd bring her on because I can't think of many reasons why and how she'd affect the plot. Unless she and Mike Barnes ended up burying the hatchet and got married lol.

I think we'll find out that Kreese is mentally ill like his mother, and combined with Vietnam, I don't see him getting a traditional redemption arc. I can see him going off the rails enough that he's finally held accountable for everything and that's his arc.

I think it's interesting that the minute Sonny vanishes, ACTUAL mob stuff starts happening with the Corinthos clan lol. It just shows how ineffectual the character is as a mob leader. I think that's the fault of the show for trying to make Sonny the good guy. I, personally, would welcome Sonny gets a brain injury a la Jason, but decides to become an upstanding citizen who thinks Carly is off her rocker and Jason is a thug lol. Only because it would drive those characters CRAZY.

That episode description was the one used on my TV, I had to read it over because I couldn't figure out why Eric (Beale) was desperate to keep Kensi safe, then I realized that whoever is in charge of TV write-ups made a booboo lol.

If this show spun off and was just McGee, Gibbs and Fornell as PIs or something, I'd be on board. But everything else ... it just bores me.

I just finished all three seasons. At least I don't have to wait for S4 as long as everyone else lol. I was totally expecting that Hopper ended up in the Upside Down and as they were packing up the ceiling lights would come on one by one and they'd know he was there and it would set up S4. Do they know if they're picked up when they're writing/shooting? The ending made me think they didn't know so they had to wrap things up enough that fans wouldn't be annoyed if S3 was the end. I'm not super fond of the idea Hopper's in a Russian prison. I like the idea it could be El's papa, because it would make sense they'd kidnap someone who had knowledge of what Hawkins lab was originally doing so they could open up a gate themselves (if I remember right Alexei said Hawkins was an ideal place and they had issues in Russia?). I honestly can't see Hopper and his mouth lasting long in a Russian prison though. The whole series I've been waiting for El to contact others like her. She knows there's more. I'm wondering if there's a connection she could tap into with Kali and the others like them. I feel like defeating the ultimate Big Bad would have to involve all of the psychic Hawkins kids so I'm hoping that comes into play. One thing I understood, but wasn't super thrilled with, was the separation of all of the characters for so long. I know the cast is big and it's easier to divide everyone up to keep things controlled and make sure the audience knows what's what, but I really missed the interaction of the core kids. I also need them to do something with Will. While I loved the storyline that everyone else was growing up faster than him, that's not a plot that carries a lot of story. I feel like he was really superfluous in all of the action. He didn't really do much but tell them the Mind Flayer was back and tell everyone they were out of fireworks. I need the writers to figure out what to do with him. Part of me wanted him to sacrifice himself or something so everyone could get away, but I realized watching him hide behind the car with everyone else that he seems way more traumatized than everyone else (for good reason) and wouldn't be able to do it. Maybe they can explore him dealing with PTSD and ultimately sacrificing himself - because I feel like one of the core kids will die at some point, and I think El might be a bit too obvious. I think the look and feel of the show has been my ultimate favourite - from the clothes to the music to the score. It all hits way better than any 80s set show I've ever seen.

Noooo. I'm so sad this was cancelled. They need to at least stream all the old school episodes.

The memoriam at the end was for David Bellisario, a producer on both NCIS and NCIS LA. He's the son of the show creator Donald Bellisario and was stepbrother to Sean Murray (McGee from NCIS). He died of cancer in the summer.

So did GH blow all their money on the set and forget to buy a steadi-cam? What was with all the handheld shots with Sonny that looked like there was an earthquake occurring?

This show is such a downer.

I have been begging for some fun/funny on GH, so Britt has been a breath of fresh air from the doom and gloom of the rest of the show.