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  1. Vocal fry on L.A. young lady and Spicoli voice on Long Island guy were super grating. Especially since it sure sounded like L.A. lady was putting on that annoying voice, presumably because she thinks it sounds cute. Montclair is adjacent to L.A. County but is far from downtown. But yes, technically it is "near L.A."
  2. I find the bad acting to be hilarious. "Oh, this is such a tough decision! We better hurry up and choose one or we will miss out!" When we all know they already bought the house. I don't blame them because they're not (usually) actors. I do find it amusing when people say "They should have chosen house #X! That's the one I would have picked!" Well, they didn't choose it because it was a decoy and they're already in escrow with the one the did buy. I thought everyone knew the show is staged but maybe not?
  3. Thanks. I'm still about a year plus away from even starting to look. But it might be fun to apply once I purchase. It can't be any more invasive than the application for my current job, although I am getting compensated much better from my employer!
  4. Five hundred still isn't enough for me to behave like a dipshit on national TV. I presume they'd just fire me if I ever got accepted onto the show. I am planning to buy in the next year or so. And my story is somewhat interesting (Middle aged single woman buying for the first time ever in Los Angeles county!) So maybe I'll apply if they're still filming. If they pick me I will take pleasure in refusing to go along with their script.
  5. Definitely a rerun because the narrator gave running commentary and they referred to the "primary" bedroom as the "master" (a big no-no these days). I swear, if I was on the show and the producers fed me such ridiculous lines I would refuse. $150 isn't worth making myself look like an asshat on national TV.
  6. So they were just trying to get my blood when they told me mine was universal! LOL But that's fine, I understand there's always a shortage.
  7. Maybe these wealthy people hire someone to decorate it for them. Unrelated, but I saw a YouTube video where a couple and their child were moving and they hired a service to pack all of their belongings for them. That just icks me out. I don't want some bare-handed stranger touching my dishes and cups and linens and clothing. I would have to wash everything I own before using it.
  8. I believe O-positive is the universal blood type. That's my type and the emails I receive have told me mine is universal. Would CPR work on someone who dies as a result of massive blood loss? No way would an urgent care center be treating someone with a gunshot wound. He'd be transported to a Level 1 trauma center STAT. Other than those nit picky points I did "enjoy" the episode. I found it upsetting (in an entertaining way) and intense even if the ending was unrealistic.
  9. Did Sam bring a change of clothes with him? When he and Dean arrived and were investigating they were wearing their FBI suits and overcoats. Then when Dean had left to get the gold daggers and Sam was in Mildred's suite he was wearing jeans, a plaid shirt and a jacket. And that was before he revealed to Mildred that they were not FBI agents but rather brothers and hunters. Perhaps he keeps a change of clothes in Baby and retrieved them before Dean left? That bugged me. I think it would have been cute if Dean tapped Mildred on the nose and said "Beeee good" before they left. 😉
  10. My opinions on episodes are usually the complete opposite of everyone else's, so I'm pleasantly surprised to see most of the people who posted here liked this ep as much as I did. Acting was spot on, the music (and the singers' voices!) were superb. Since I bought the season I'll rewatch to look for all of the little details you all mentioned that I missed the first time.
  11. It's so glaringly obvious they've chosen the fixer upper whenever Jasmine Whats-Her-Name "hosts". Thanks for the spoiler in advance, HGTV!
  12. You can tell the episodes are old because they still refer to the "primary" or "main" bedroom as the master.
  13. Lordy, the vocal fry. Why do women put on that fake voice? I don't know what's more annoying, the fake vocal fry or the fake baby voice. This woman sounds like Flo's "sister" on the Progressive insurance commercials.
  14. Montclair is NOT "close" to Los Angeles. Lordy, a morning commute into downtown would be an absolute nightmare and the commute home would be the seventh circle of hell.
  15. So Metatron decided to show us Dean in the shower? I guess I should send him a fruit basket or something. Because Dean in the shower resulted in some very enjoyable dreams. Ahem. I actually like Curtis Armstrong. Maybe because Revenge of the Nerds (the original) is my favorite movie.
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