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I hope there's a season 2. It's amazing. So similar--in a good way--to My Name is Earl and Raising Hope. I'm glad that Barb warmed up to Stan, and they're both happy. Everybody got to have a good life. The last episode was intense in getting the plan to work out. At first, I didn't like Melvin, who was beating the crap out of Rooster. Too dark. In E8, the character became funnier. If there's a season 2, he'd be a welcome addition. Same with Wiggles. But the focus should be on the main four. I love the editing, and the tags at the end. Well done.

OT: I automatically think of Vermeer, who was from Delft. Giuseppe is my favorite, so it was great that he won SB. I liked everything that he made during German week.

Last season was unmemorable, so I don't recall Matt Lucas shoving his sexual orientation into casual commentary. I cannot like him. He's not funny, and Noel becomes worst when they team together for an unfunny bit. (Noel is funny and charming when he interacts with the bakers.) You can also tell that he grates on Paul's last nerve. I actively disliked him when he guest-starred on Community, my favorite show of all time. I hated his character.

Thanks for the correction. Lizze's accent isn't too grating. Freya's speech pattern and accent are like nails on a chalk board. She starts to speak, gets tired, and the word falls off the cliff.

I like Rochica, but maybe her attitude comes from the stress of the tent. Like, she's already given up. Yes! to everything about Lizzie and Freya. Freya's scouse accent is particularly grating. Never say cappuccino again. Lizzie hates to do anything out of her comfort zone. And she's so whiny about doing any work in the tent. Go home and just watch Harry Potter all day. I really like Maggie and hate that she'll leave the tent before Lizzie and Freya do. ----------- I like this group of bakers. Giuseppe, Maggie, Rochica and Jurgen are endearing. Last season, I didn't care who won; a mediocre and forgettable group. I would be happy for Giuseppe or Jurgen to win.

I really like Emma Grede. She's very smart and intuitive. The Kardashians are lucky to work with her. Shark Tank has become boring. Food items, clothing, a fitness routine, some pet care item, eco-friendly stuff like a skin care line or a cleaning product line. I have been watching random episodes of Shark Tank, so everything's a blur. Was everybody crying in this episode? It's such a turn-off when somebody cries. I can't imagine doing that at a presentation or at an investor meeting. The hoodie's value is the story behind it. Nothing proprietary. Too expensive. The bread is ridiculous. Nobody is going to buy it when cheaper bread is available: keto bread, ancient grains bread, Ezekiel bread. The Lion Latch is a solution looking for a problem. I FF for most of the last invention--the feel-good clothing line. Another charity clothing line. Again, the value is the story behind it, and the market is flooded with this stuff, e.g., Tom's shoes, bombas socks. I'm tired of diversity, crying, charity over business, etc. I want to see good inventions without the distractions.

I really do like Paul, but he's a little bit of a root rat. And I'm trying to say that in the least offensive way. 😊 He's the type who can't be alone. No idea why the bakers have to work in oppressive heat. Hot doughnuts and ice cream cakes. No reason why the tent can't have regulated temperature. I haven't seen Matt Lucas in anything except an episode of Community, and I loathed his character. He was really sympathetic with the bakers in this episode. I still don't think he's a good fit for this show, but I'm less irritated with him.

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Mando seems a little too OP. Auntie Peli is the aunt we need for baby Yoda. Love her.

I watched a few episodes, and everybody is forgettable. Nobody stands out.

Mando is so op! He was ten steps ahead of everybody and won. The running theme that Stormtroopers are terrible shots... That motley crew was so damn unlikeable. I'm glad that got their comeuppance. It's still a liability for Xi'an et al. to be alive and for them to have seen Baby Yoda. Mando should have killed them. Baby Yoda is so smart. He knew that he and Daddy were in trouble, so he played hide and seek with the droid. And Daddy to the rescue. Oh, and he got his ball again. She was so irritating. It was disappointing that she lived to be a thorn in Mando's side in the future. The Widow was a step-up for Mando.

When Mando turned over Baby Yoda to Werner Herzog and the Doctor, he instantly knew that it was a mistake. Armorer's helmet was distracting. I kept wondering how she got it from Dr. Fate. The Mandalorians are badasses. Hopefully, we see how they live nowadays and how they lived in the past before the Great Purge. I like you, Greef Karga, but nobody gets between Baby Yoda and his Daddy. Glad you survived. Yes! As a new parent, Mando gets a pass. He'll be stumbling and learning what he should/shouldn't do with Baby Yoda. I'm all in!

I love this show. Visually, it's stunning. The storyline doesn't feel slow. The characters. The call-backs and Easter eggs. Stormtroopers still can't shoot. I never knew that I needed a Baby Yoda in my life. When he looks at Mando, he sees Daddy. He is always looking for Daddy. The cuteness overload! I love Pedro Pascal's voice. The Jawas are always so irritating in a good way. Bring back Nick Nolte's character in future episodes.

I'm watching it now. I'm glad that 90s WW is back. I hate her look in other animated movies, etc. Young Justice, Justice League v. Teen Titans. At some point, I hope that 90s-styled Justice League movies will happen. Esp. when the animated movies are geared toward adults. BBWW can be in JLA, and BB?? can be in other movies. I finally saw Hush, and it's good except for the BatCat romance. I rolled my eyes when Catwoman told Batman that he's crazy to try to save the Riddler. There's such a fundamental divide between them.

Same. I think that the relationship between Buzz and Woody is the heart of Toy Story. Each Toy Story movie is amazing. Each movie shows how bittersweet it is to be a child's toy. Gabby Gabby lulls Woody by reminding him of his past life with Andy, and despite the eventual heartbreak, she wants to be a child's toy.