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The only "host floaters" I've read about are from posters on this thread. So go ahead and float some women if you want equal floating time for both sexes. Did no one here watch Press Your Luck? My insurance covers flat tires, and both times I've called for repair, a woman did the change, plus fixed the flat for me. And a woman changes the oil in my vehicle at the shop I frequent. I'm treating myself by paying someone else to change oil after doing it myself for the past 25-plus years. Yeah, I'm female. And I can do anything a man can do. Go ahead and make me bristle by saying I can't. Jane Lynch hosts Hollywood Game Night. Tiffany Haddish's show is a remake of Art Linkletter's Kids Say The Darndest Things, not a game show. Ellen DeGeneres' game show is called Ellen's Game of Games. As for women being "barely a drop in the bucket," that's a fight that has been going on in every field since the beginning of time, not just on television.

Because I can longer watch the show, I looked at Elise's photo on TheJeopardyFan. In her champ photo she is wearing black with roses ... which resembled Kel's pants on this week's DWTS, where I posted that I have pants just like his and I wear them all the time. Which translated to, I love Elise's colorful outfits, they are what I am attracted to when shopping. I'm a primary (read: loud) color gal. I will root for her based on attire alone.

Fabulous, @catlover79, great photos. Thanks for posting. There should be a Sudbury category on Jeopardy. Meanwhile:

Is there a sign outside of Sudbury announcing this, or one at his childhood home, like there is here for Ronald Reagan? Very cool, if so, and worthy of photos. Side note: The Reagan home is lacking funds and might have to close.

Austin was interviewed by the TMZ paps the other night, got a small segment on the show. He was asked about the upcoming K-B-J battle, and his reply was that the writers are diabolical and he thinks they will come up with some tough clues. That has to be difficult for the writers, to make clues difficult yet not so hard that the general public is turned off. i hate the spec about who will replace Alex. It's mind numbing. Wait 'til the guy retires before you kick him to the curb. All the replacement talk makes me think of vulturous family members sitting around grandpa's bed as he's dying, then running around the room grabbing possessions when he takes his last breath. If Austin is on the short list, he will have to do something about that hair.

That is hilarious. I wonder if there is an Everything's Five Cents store there to keep with the theme. Nickel coffee on Sundays would be cool. And we do have another Roadside Attraction poster here. *waves hi*

Thanks for the info, @MrAtoz. I wish you would clear your schedule so you could go in February. I hope some others here apply. I just wrote a magazine article about Route 66-related places to see around Albuquerque. I thought of you!

Everyone who sits at the bar at Bad Alibi gets to meet Ansel.

I would never buy white furniture so that shut the door on that outdoor sofa for me. I didn't look to see what the second color was. But sitting outside with dogs and kids jumping around, that white would last maybe one day. I don't remember if they spoke about how easy to clean it is. But I can see it being the market for people who are not me. Yes, you would fold up the cushions and carry them inside before a big storm. You know, like you do with regular outdoor furniture! They only mentioned once that the furniture was modular. I thought that was interesting for people who just want a chair, or a two-cushion couch.

LOL. What? You don't need to buy a $2,500 patio sofa, all you need is a tarp from Walmart? I'll bet you even sharpen your own knives. JK of course, the tarp did make me laugh. I just flip my outdoor chairs over when I'm done sitting. Of course, I don't own a fancy outdoor sofa. If I did, I'd buy a tarp! I'm trying to understand why vegans have to have fake-meat products that must look, smell, feel and taste like meat. Just eat a veggie sandwich, that's what I do. I don't even feel right about eating a fake cow or chicken.

Trebek's annual salary is $10 million. That's 10 million dollars every year. His net worth is $50 million. I hope he is and has been donating to research, although I've never heard or seen anything about that.

If so, his PR person could have said that instead of promising red-carpet interviews. Yes, biak, Hanks was on the red carpet but left after short order, leaving the reporter (and his sound and camera persons) from Chicago, plus numerous other journalistic teams, with nothing after ALL were promised an interview. I still don't care if Hanks is sad.

Might be OT, but I heard an interview this weekend with a tv film critic who went to that film's premiere. Interviews the day before had been cancelled, but red carpet interviews were promised. But Mr. Hanks did not do those either, and all journalists who were there to get interviews were stiffed. Meanwhile, Mrs. Rogers (in her 90s) was gracious and kind to everyone, just like her husband was. She was in stark contrast to the "star" of the film about her husband's life. Long story short, I don't care if Mr. Hanks is sad.

It occurred to me that James played three games against Emma, and Emma won two of them.

First, I have pants like Kel wore in his first dance. I love them. Hannah's crying again. WTH. She almost fell off her shoes in the beginning of her first dance, and while Alan had hip action she still did not. Stiff as a board. And boo hoo, "I've had such a hard day." Suck it, Hannah. Then Hannah starts blah blah blah and takes up all of the time judges had to talk about her dance. I guess that was the point since no one anywhere is suppose to criticize The Great And Awesome Hannah. Anyone who watched The B-ette knows that, Carrie Ann. Jenna did a crap job on choreography so James gets penalized for it. Nice. Then Hannah cries some more about what a terrible life she has because she doesn't have a boyfriend. Then we learn James' wife has had a miscarriage and he's having a rather tough time. There's a lesson in what is really important in life, Hannah. You are not a nice person, that's why you don't have a boyfriend. James is sweet, kind, well spoken, nice and a GREAT DANCER. So he gets sent home. Well, show, that's the end of this season for me. There are Andy Griffith reruns on the other channel. That's where I'll be next week and every week after that. Maybe I'll see some of you guys around other threads. James is gone. So am I. Toodles.

*** waving "Hi" to James' mom ***

I did a search and it is filmed in NYC. The hospital where Martin is kept is the Findlay Teller Apartments in Bronx. They've also filmed on 72nd Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues, but I don't know if the apartment could be there. In September they filmed at 30th St and 39th Ave in Long Island City. We need a New Yorker to tell us where Malcolm is living!

Where does this show take place? I wonder if it's a studio set. Cameraman breaking up with Ainsley because she taped the surgery was dumb. That film could be used as evidence if Cameraman died because Martin screwed it up. And if it pointed to Ainsley being at fault for letting Cameraman get shanked, it could put her in prison. So it would have been destroyed. I would have split with Ainsley for her making me go out into that hallway to get stabbed while she stayed safe. That's not how journalists are suppose to work, THEY are the ones that are always shown standing in knee-deep water reporting while not getting blown away by some hurricane. Ainsley is a fraud. Never thought that the person in the box might have been killed by Malcolm. There's a new twist!

And thereby had sex with the person he loves the most. Lizzie is most certainly a Love Child in the truest sense.

Didn't he buy into that Fat Sandwich deal, the one that had 6,000 toppings like wings and fries and onion rings and cheese, so much stuff you couldn't even close the sandwich? But you'd get $25-$50 for every family you let into your back yard to try out the (white!) furniture you bought!

At least it's on ABC so I can watch.

I don't know what a Reese's Christmas tree is, but I imagine it as a stack of R Peanut Butter Cups, six on the bottom, five on top of that, four on top of that and so forth. Haven't figured out what the tree topper would be though. Yeah, I could eat one of those. I hope your youngster heals quickly. Kids seem to do that, and glitter and Reese's can speed healing along nicely.

They could CGI Ken's face onto Watson. I'd be all about that match up. Ken has addressed his age in his Twitter feed. A while back, he posted his photo when he was 30, then his photo "now," which was a hysterically funny Nick-Nolte-like mug-shot image. Ken's Twitter is way fun. I just played J6 from Friday's game and scored a perfect 12/12. Sort of makes up for my 0/5 in the FJ Contest. (But not really.)

Yeah, that was the Big Reveal that Shocked Us All and made us believe Red really was Lizzie's father. Or not. Maybe he just fell asleep while sitting around a campfire with Dembe and a Somalian pirate in Mogadishu and he rolled into the fire before armed soldiers standing guard could stop him. Thanks for holding my beer! Rats, I really wanted to read your spoiler!

Please. Just a big fat NO to that. I'd be for a James vs. Watson match though. Does anyone have a barometer these days? Used to be, everyone had a thermometer/barometer mounted side by side to hang on the wall. I think since weather alerts are now on the tv and radio, a barometer isn't used by the general population any more to warn of an impending tornado or some massive storm.