Mr. Sparkle

That is classic Charles Ingalls, and really, classic TV. A few choice words solves serious problems for ever. Worked on Sprague and weird horse guy.

Anyone else notice how short these episodes are? Only 34 minutes of actual show, probably less with the credit sequence. That may be a good thing. Anyway, I've actually been enjoying these last few episodes. Yes, they are terribly written and acted, but I find them entertaining for some reason.

I am much closer to your daughter's age than Remy's age and I've never been able to eat raw tomatoes. I don't even want them on my plate. 🤮

I was thinking that he doesn't add much to this show. They don't need 4 judges for this. Aaron can stay with the grown-up version and they can have Tillie on the Jr. version. She's much less annoying than I thought she would be.

They really did. I was surprised about all the fawning.

I thought it would be Alfred, since they make so much drama about the cook of the steak. I thought Lilo's was the most imaginative, but apparently worst executed.

It's not AHS without some weird S&M latex-clad banging!

Yay for SNW! Boo for LD!

Or why she had a Farrah Fawcett hairdo in the 1880s!

Yeah, that was pretty gross. She should've worn gloves. On another note, I don't know why they didn't paint the entrance stairs. It looked cracked on TV, it must have looked worse in person.

I haven't watched today's episode. I guess I'll wait until after lunch!

I hope they do a recap, because I don't remember a thing.

It wasn't on last Monday, and there's a repeat next week, which does seem a bit strange. I assume it'll be back on the 15th.

Such a sappy ending, and so many "improbabilities" that are par for the course for this franchise. That said, I enjoyed watching the episode, and was indeed moved by the reunion at the end. As said already, there is no need for a second season. Just stick to the other shows or make a new spinoff if you really see a need to.

Way too young. I watched him on Gen V.