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Lulu wakes up from a 3+ years coma and is able to recognize the voice of Cyrus and recall an encouter she had with him many years ago. Wow, I can't even remember what was said at my morning meeting! And, oh, it looks like the coma has reset her to spitfire Lulu cause she is gonna get out that bed and take care of business! I guess they are not even going to pretend to try for any kind of realistic scenario here. I mean, at least Curtis was paralyzed for a whole week.
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It was well done, and I think the Danny actor stepped up his game a bit. I'm actually more interested in how Rocco/Danny/Scout will go forward than anyone else. No offense to Gio, but I think Sam may have preferred they crank up the AC/DC at the end. LMAO when nuLu awakened and casually rubbed her eyes like one does if they've been staring at the computer too long.
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This is the final season and they are wasting so much time with inconsequential and repetetive scenes. For the first 20 minutes, alls I could think was: "I have had it with these motherfooking snakes on this motherfooking plain!" We get it show, cowboyin' is hard and noble and these people should be treated like gods and veterans (no matter how many folk they might be a'killin' on the side. If this was the quality of writing that made Kevin Costner bail, he is probably not regretting his decision too terribly much.
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Um, okay, my memory is really crappy @GiandujaPie, but I think it was that the killer was granted a new trial because the prosecutors illegally got ahold of some medical (psychiatric) records they shouldn't have, and he has also converted to being an Orthodox Jew.
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Sickening episode. Holly did NOT look very happy to be going to prison, and I could not help but enjoy that mug shot without her tik tok beauty filters. Before Andrew's mom gets too excited about her son being a wonderful person with good character who just had a little "moment" of murder cuz he got manipulated by a hot chick, she needs to remember that he r son was stalking, tracking, harassing with lawsuits, and trying to financially ruin his poor ex before he even met Holly.
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I am through episode 6 and really enjoying this season. Some good artists and fun flash challenges. They have dialed down the stupid trash talking aspect between the teams and show more tattooing, so that is a plus. Two blind judgings so far, so hopefully we will get even more of those.
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16 new artists who will go tat for tat in a battle of generations for Season 16 of the reality competition series, returning to Paramount+ with its first three episodes on Oct. 23 in the U.S. and Canada. The OGs, a group of artists who have worked in the industry for more than a decade, and the Young Guns, a group of rookies who have worked as artists for less than 10 years, put their skills to the test and battle it out in epic challenges for the chance to win $250,000 and the title of “Ink Master.”
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Another case that has been covered a lot with a bit of new development at the end. I don't know if Nancy was in on her husband's murder, but her demeanor at trial was so off putting. Like she was more concerned about deflecting any blame (and perhaps any embarrassment) than in seeing her husbands' killer brought to justice. At times she was smirking and sneering at the lawyers. If I was innocent of any affair and it was me, I would be wailing about how this lunatic killed my husband when there was nothing going on. At the very least, she was probably playing around with her boss a little, but did not want to cop to it.
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I forget which show did this case more extensively recently (maybe a 2-hour 20/20?), but in that one Ashley came off as way more unstable and paranoid, accusing Doug of things that there was no evidence he had done. I think all that stuff really came back to bite her, not to mention she did not make a good witness on the stand, with no real tears and that ridiculous karate kid reenactment of the shooting which did not match up with the trajectory of the bullets. Having said that, Doug was a piece of work too, with the things he did do and for repeatedly getting back together with a woman who left him multiple times and accused him of such heinous things. Only Ashley knows what actually went down that day. I'm not inclined to believe her version, and probably wouldn't believe Doug's either, if he had lived to tell it.
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My brother's house still has one pink and green tiled bathroom. I told him, at this point just embrace it. It will be cool again soon enough. This season is a real gem. I have to root for Dylan but if Georgie or Christian bests him on the day, then cheers to them!
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Okay I could hit that bag harder than Lucky. And why would he go to fooking Sonny for life advice?! And now he regrets having been a cop?! It is with great regret that I must confess to being Team Drew for about 90 seconds while he told Carly why he dumped her. I was Team Ric the entire time Ric was with Jason, and if they turn Ric from foxy gray back to being super evil I will be pissed.
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Holiday Baking Championship - General Discussion
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Sometimes when Courtney giggles, it sounds exactly like when you press Poppin' Fresh's tummy. 😁- 2.1k replies
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I agree with Genevieve: "What a shitshow."
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The insta dance was a fail and pretty boring. Even the judges were unclear how to judge or score it. Nice to see Sharna. I like her as a judge on DWTS Australia and was hoping she would be sitting in as a judge last night as her critcques are very good compared to Carrie Ann Crazypants.
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I'm sorry, but Gio and his OTT expressions make him come off like a highschool age doofus. Every time Lois walks into a room I start looking for my nail file or my crossword. Today it was my steam mop. (At least I got that done.) Does anyone care about whatever story(s) they keep trying to sputter to a start with her?! Meanwhile, they have JJ and he's barely on! It's agonizing!