Ms Blue Jay

Can you elaborate a bit about what he said, because I have forgotten this. Can somebody explain Daphne's whole deal to me?

Pardon?

Didn't Charlie dump Emma at the end of last episode? 🤨

Somebody posted this performance on Twitter, not sure where it's from:

LOL I'm with you! I'm addicted now! 😄

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caroline_Kole Is this the same Caroline Kole that was Auditioner #1? Because she seems to have quite a career already. She also has 30000 followers on Instagram. And I'm sorry but a lot of plastic surgery. It was nice to see the judges so affected by Matt Wilson. They just cut through the bullshit on that one. For the most part. The Aidan Adair (Sp?) audition was fun to watch. At least we know that Katy doesn't just make female auditioners try out twice. So funny to hear the name "Phil Stacey" I feel like I know the name so well. Overall, another fun episode. I really enjoy the judges' energy and I'm just glad that this set of judges has somehow gotten along throughout 6 seasons for us. Hopefully still more to come. Katy pulling out her hair was kind of horrifying. Wow, just got to the end.

Anyone watching? I've watched all the episodes they have released so far. It was 6 or 7. More are coming out February 28.

She's 30 years old!

Yeah, Max did this to punish Laura. He said remember my face. I take him at his word. I think he didn't want Laura to choose how he dies. He wanted to choose it himself.

Is she forced to speak to the media? I don't think social media abuse is okay at all, but why is she giving so many interviews?

Yeah I was under impression she's been courting the media entirely by choice and I was wondering why everyone feels so bad for her! Isn't she trying to be a media darling? Which is totally inappropriate given her position?

Woody said he last hosted Thanksgiving 2019. COVID started right after that in December.

This is....... okay. My favourite part so far has been Heidi Gardner as Gina Bianchi. I'm sure that millions if not billions of women can totally relate to having a mother like that. This was a big letdown after Pedro Pascal. I know everyone went crazy for Lisa from Temecula but in all honesty I thought PP's episode was great from start to end. I am genuinely a fan of Woody's and thought he would be a good host. After a 2 week break (?) that is a letdown for sure. And then two people hosting next time that I do not know about or care about at all. Sigh.

Where are you getting this information? Madonna has written and co-written the vast majority of her songs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Songs_written_by_Madonna

There's also "Lie to Me". Tim Roth's whole thing in that show was knowing when people are lying.

Frankly I am excited, I just hope that they are respectful to the people and the culture and don't do offensive jokes about it.

All good ones you mentioned. I still have to see Perfect Pairing. I think the first one is great but I wasn't crazy about the sequels.

Just watched episode 1!

I agree, it's annoying. Laura was on a killing spree 😄

I'm seeing this episode in a whole new light now: "A Tsar is Born" the Antiques Roadshow episode. Obviously, F, N, and M connecting over the show is cute, and Frasier and Niles gliding into the camera frame is funny, but this is one of Frasier and Niles's worst episodes. The way Frasier treats Roz, judging her for doing online dating and absolutely ruining her chances with a gorgeous man. He doesn't even feel 1% guilt. As the Bidwell's man runs away from Roz and Roz chases after him, Frasier doesn't even blink or shrug, just goes back to being a snob with Niles over their imagined Romanov connection. Then cheating Martin out of $25,000 with their own greed and delusion over the supposed connection and thoughts that they could get more than he could. Oh, they are just so awful here. I forgot that they actually used their own money to pay him $30,000, which, okay fine, but it is still just so stupid. Like when they both spent thousands of dollars on that Dinner with Geniuses. I'm getting whiplash watching "The Dog that Rocks the Cradle" now, because Frasier is being like the sweetest friend to Roz in this episode.

Wow I completely missed that! She's so much more evil than I thought. Arthur said that he was too devastated after Lily's death to do anything with regards to that movie, that's how I took it, but I could be remembering things wrong.

Okay, so I think I'm piecing together that LAM did special effects, makeup, props etc but Arthur tried to branch out to direct his own movie. After Lily's death, he abandoned that dream and just kept up their regular work. So when Laura says she was saving Max and Arthur and their company, she means by making sure nobody knows Lily's death was intentional.

Max and Laura were married?!?!!? When was this revealed? I thought they along with Arthur were three friends who started a company together? He absolutely did great work although sometimes it seems like it was hard for him to move or speak. Yes, this was on the credits! I've always been a big fan of his since "Out of Sight" and he was great here!

I was having similar thoughts. Max would certainly have a family. The first thing the family would want is an autopsy. That's a very suspicious looking death no matter what. There were some things I couldn't fully grasp. How did Laura keep the company going and supposedly "save" Max and Arthur after killing that actor? What exactly was her motive? Why was killing that actor a good idea? The movie didn't even get released because Arthur was so devastated, right? So what was Laura trying to accomplish? All of this confused me. I would have understood the motive more if say, Max and Laura were together and Max was cheating with the actor or something, I don't know. Also, as soon as Laura asked for the face bust, I knew it would be for a face ID. I'm not exactly the world's greatest detective though because by then we already knew she was suspicious with her weird ass reaction after Max jumped.