ItCouldBeWorse

"YOUR SCRIPT SUCKS!" or something like that. :D Was it Kenneth? I don't think so.

Or she is abstemious and believes that is a desirable quality for everyone.

So, with Joe growing up, the show needed a new baby, I suppose. Who was watching Lily when Mitch and Cam went with Pam? Why did Mitch have to go along? He had an easy excuse to stay home.

Since Ray is a minor and cannot sign a contract , the whole pyramid scheme plot made no sense and was just annoying.

I'm guessing the costume deposits are forfeit.

Nope. Suspected of being based on weak evidence and stereotypes.

Won't Renton notice that he's not getting what he's paid for? His daughter is named for Margaret, correct?

Don't parents in Westport have to pay for ballet classes? Are they free at the public school?

I thought the plot about Oliver was awful. Katie deserves any contempt she gets from the older two children due to her constant repetition of how Anna-Kat is her favorite. It doesn't solve Anna-Kat's issues, but might just give her an additional one of spoiled child. Not sure how well Katie functioned at Duke since she seems to lack any intellectual curiosity. I get that the kids keep her busy, but her husband is a smart guy. You'd think she'd want to keep learning, also. Greg: "I dreamed of you and I, sitting in a cafe, speaking French...." Oops. Gets me every time. I feel like writers should have a better grasp of English grammar, unless that's the way the actor said it, and no one on the set caught it, or cared.

Ah! I knew I'd seen him somewhere, but it was difficult with the makeup. It seems he's being cast to a certain type. I only know because I looked him up as he seemed familiar.

I believe Charlotte's baronet also played a sort of similar character on Poldark - a dimwitted high-class fop who believed he was due the affection of a rich, beautiful woman as a matter of course, despite having no personal charms to recommend him. He was also the boyfriend on Fleabag.

Could that be? Didn't we witness the entire attack? Does anyone remember exactly what we saw, and if they cut away before the end? I believe she said that she had not been raped, but she might not have been telling the truth.

Eventually Lily will be old enough to babysit Joe, and we can stop asking these questions!

Or the ultimate price could be losing his best friend (again).

I think you have called it.

You're right! The garden still makes sense-they seem to have plenty of time and the pizza won't last forever.

I;m pretty confused about what food is still available to them. It would also make a lot of sense for Carol to devote her energy to a giant vegetable garden, assuming seeds are available. Don't she and Erica need fresh food during their pregnancies? Won't the babies, eventually? What kind of protein do they have? Shouldn't they try to grow beans? Even if their electricity fails them at some point or they need to move, dried beans would last a very long time.

It could be the home he uses when in London. It seems to be fully staffed. I'm interested in what signing the contract would mean for Charlotte, She obviously gets money, but what happens if she breaches the contract (sleeps with other men, isn't available when requested?) Could she be imprisoned? In what way would he "own" her?

I seem to remember she was doing some kind of fill in midwifery or something like that? She wasn't a stay at home mom, but she wasn't working full time either. edited: @ItCouldBeWorse responded at the same time as I did, & now I remember. She's running the unwed mothers home, isn't she? I believe so. She is "matron of a mother and baby unit."

Midwifery. Isn't she running a maternity hospital as an excuse for not appearing on the show?

I believe he is, although I don't know if he knows.

Superman/Supergirl have similar origin stories.

He's also the new Lando Calrissian and is probably working on the next season of Atlanta. If you haven't watched Atlanta yet and have the ability to, you definitely should! I agree.

It's Matt's second wedding. Colleen planned her elaborate wedding to Chad, but they never married. I realize it was a call-back to Sophia's piece, but I thought that Joan's "fear" of clowns was incredibly stupid. Also, if you thought something dangerous was going on outside your house, why would you have your husband open the door? Have him stand guard with his ridiculous gun inside, if you must.

Oh right. I forgot. But weren't there other references to the family liking her cooking, esp Dre? They love her sweet potato pie.