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I’m watching too, it’s somewhere in the early episodes. She didn’t even have her own inhaler; she asked if someone had one she could use. Gag.

It's pretty difficult to go into any retail or dining establishment or public place and *not get captured in the background of someone recording, taking pictures or talking on video, no matter what it's for. It's a constant nowadays. Victoria didn't do anything wrong and she didn't do anything that literally millions upon millions of other people don’t do on a daily basis. That's the age we live in. I'm just not going to come down on Victoria or anyone else for leaving Target with their purchases in two plastic bags.

Reusable bags were banned during Covid in my state. I don’t remember when we were allowed to start bringing them in again but different stores lifted the ban at different times and it was hard to remember which was which. I always forget when I go into TJs and Homegoods 😣 Target also used to have really good bags that were themselves reusable but they’re more like regular grocery bags now.

I thought the Target TikTok was cute and she certainly wasn’t hurting anyone or anything. It was practically empty in there, so it’s not like it was in the middle of rush hour. To me it’s no different than dance girls getting pictures taken of themselves in very strange not-dance-related locations like train tracks and parking garages or even in the middle of the street. That’s weird.

I also thought Hall of Presidents! But then I decided she was definitely a castoff animatronic wench from the Pirates of the Caribbean.

I don’t know. In Cassie’s stories last season she said her daughter was riding the game day bus by herself. Lauren (who made a fuss over Cassie’s daughter) was already gone by that point. Maybe the group leaders were watching her.

Or she was a multi-level marketing health and fitness “coach” 🥸 hehe

Cassie's daughter gets to ride the game day bus from time to time, I think they even let her go by herself and I'm assuming the cheerleaders look after her.

All of those descriptors are about as effective as sitting there and making googly eye faces when someone makes a mistake 😉

I refuse to buy anything by way of an influencer discount code. Very infrequently I might consider something they’re shilling but I’ll go find a generic code from the manufacturer.

Kitty was physically and emotionally abusive in different scenes over the years. She literally pushed girls, grabbed them aggressively and humiliated them in front of the entire group. I know a dance instructor has to be tough but Kitty crossed the line too many times. I also never liked the makeover scenes in the early years where Kelly and the stylist would stand there and talk about drastic, unfavorable changes like cutting long hair off into a bob or dying hair black, and then Rainer says but what if we tell you you won't make the team if you don't do this? And then they laugh because it's a big joke and the girl in the chair is horrifed. That episode with Olivia Stevanovsky was on yesterday. It also reminds me of when they gave Taylor Lowery Meagan Sharp's haircut and she hated it. These types of things always rubbed me the wrong way. Improving appearance is one thing but totally changing appearances when it isn't what the girl really wants is another.

They'll probably use the engagement for the season finale content, leave some sort of stupid cliffhanger and the wedding will be the finale for next season, just like they did with Kyle and Amanda. Next season will more theme parties and wedding related events. Super boring formula and it's been done a thousand times before.

Confident I've mentioned this a thousand times but it is such a fond memory - when I was in college our marching band used to warm up for Saturday games in the parking lot behind my apartment. They did Jurassic Park for the field show and every Saturday I'd wake up to the theme song and it was awesome. Our marching band was amazing. #incomparable Lines for the field entrance seem like they'd be simple enough to take home and practice and I never understood why the cheerleaders didn't seem to do that outside of scheduled rehearsals. Start slow, walk it and then build up speed (but DON'T SKIP).

Boundaries have always been an issue for Ramona. I had a coworker who would ask me about different activities I had been involved in because this coworker saw me in photos other people posted on social media. It used to rub me the wrong way that she would ask me about things I hadn't told her about myself. It was almost accusatory. Like, sorry I didn't get a chance to tell you I went to a baby shower on Sunday for a friend you don't even know. It's kind of the same thing with Ramona. Since it was visually obvious that Kelly had breast augmentation, Ramona thinks that gives her free reign to talk about it publicly. I always thought that was disrespectful on Ramona's part. FWIW, I have that issue of Playboy and Kelly's photos were tasteful, in my opinion. She looked great. But that didn't give Ramona the right to comment on her body in front of other people the way that she did. ETA: Plastic surgery is a personal thing, even if it is outwardly apparent. I'm happy to talk about what I've had done if someone asks me in private. But to do that in front of a group of people is rude and inappropriate.

Their photos went up on the ring designer’s site almost immediately so probably some subsidy there in exchange for marketing content. I guess there’s no shame in that game but it seems kind of slimy and rings off key for me. I guess nothing is sacred when you’re an influencer.

I'm sure there are a lot of good people in Texas too.

I've been thinking that for ages!! This episode was on Pluto this morning and I finally looked it up on IMDB and sure enough, Nina was played by Linda Thompson. I knew of her from The Hills and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills! My sister read her book (she gobbles autobiographies) and said it was a worthwhile read.

Hey! What's wrong with Eagles fans?!

Great work CP, as always! I was thinking about this as I was getting ready for bed tonight and I wonder if to some extent they “hid” VK to protect her from her every move being critiqued. And subsequently, to prevent some of the online bullying that has happened in the past. That being said, whats the situation with a blonde falling backward at Cowboys Night, is there footage anywhere? I hope it wasn’t her 🫣

Not sure where we were discussing it but the Season 5 calendar shoot was on Pluto today and Kelli said “everyone that is invited on the calendar shoot has at least one season under their belt with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The trip is too fast and furious for us to bring…rookies you know the week or month they make the squad, it’s, it’s too much”.

Christina Ricelli did that consistently. Always plonked herself front and center.

I know - I was being sarcastic. On the Again With This 90210 podcast they make jokes about Gabrielle Carteris being in her forties on the show by comparison to the rest of the cast. At the beginning of the show they were supposed to be 16-years old. I agree, natural looks don't change that much in 2-3 years, but they're in Hollywood and what I was trying to say is I think all the work that people have done to look younger actually makes them look older and unnatural. The younger you start the worse it gets.

Mrs. Teasley!

I thought Holly was given the choice to resign or to be cut. Regardless of how she went, it wasn't her choice to go. They basically told her she was out and the only say she had in the matter was how it would go down.

The big question for me is how they will handle the actual physical appearance of the primary cast members for the third season. For the most part they were all 25 or younger when Season 2 wrapped in November 2021, with the exception of Alexa Demie who was 31 and Dominic Fike who was 26. Season 3 won't be out until 2024. It's not just the physical maturing of the cast, but whatever Hollywood work they have done on themselves to look good (I have no problem with Hollywood work). I thought there was a noticeable difference between Season 1 and Season 2; they all lost their baby faces. To be fair, half the cast of 90210 were in their 20s when they filmed the high school years (and Andrea was 47), but the self care products and procedures trending today are a lot different from what young people were using in the 90s.