Commando Cody

There was a new episode last night. No one started a new thread.

Matthew needs to drop all the social media references and tone it down a lot. I don't want to see this incarnation of him on my TV.

That short skirt made Giada look like a cheerleader and those keyhole dresses just scream "Look at my boobs!". They're worse than just low cleavage because it's like it creates a focal point and you just can't help but stare. It was kind of distracting - and not in a good way. More like Giada is really on the prowl kind of way. The lady with the chicken thighs wasted time trying to break the chicken up. I thought the Stepford wife was the one who asked for thighs in the grocery store, but I must have heard her wrong considering she was the one who ended up with them. I watched the episode again and I still didn't figure out who bought them to begin with or what the original plan for them was. Michelle should have gone home. I liked Linda Belcher.

I don't know why anyone would lip synch to a poor singer's recording. The kid was very impressive for her age, but in general it was not a good performance.

Gunnar was on Celebrity Boot Camp. He claimed that his mom always referred to him as "The chubby one". He wasn't heavy to begin with. By the end of the show he was pretty lean. I noticed that he looked like he was at a healthy weight now and hadn't really put much of it back on. I have no idea what Matthew has been up to. He has stayed very private.

It looks like Gunnar has managed his money well. It doesn't look like he squandered it. He and his family have a very nice home. I'm glad to see Vince's SO has not yet turned to plastic. Some of his past women have been way over sculpted. I think it was lucky that Vince didn't lose one of those big honking rings while mixing the meatloaf and no one bit into it. Other than that, pretty tame episode. I don't really mind though. It is interesting to see how these people live. It looks like Gunnar is pretty happy.

I was impressed with Opera Girl, but I didn't quite get who her brother was or why he was training her. Was he a professional singer? I thought she was great for an eleven year old girl with developing talent. She needs a regular schedule with a professional voice coach - if she isn't already. I think she could be wonderful someday. Right now she just has extraordinary potential talent. I agree about not getting the golden buzzer. She was nervous and going through the extra rounds may have been helpful for her. I actually thought that Heidi would give the four dancers the golden buzzer just so the act would have time to regroup since the one guy was injured. I had more to say last night while the show was still fresh in my mind, but there wasn't a topic for it. I guess it probably only shows that there wasn't much to comment on in terms of talent in last night's show anyway.

I don't know how, but I missed this episode on the first run through. It was kind of nice to see a new episode among the repeats. It was kind of dull though. I didn't like the first episode with the college students. I thought that one was dull too. I found the girl's character kind of annoying in that episode. I figured she wasn't the killer when I saw all the chickens. Other than that "milk run" seemed like a fitting description.

Kind of boring. I am so looking forward to next week.

Interesting. I didn't like him at all as Dean.

That's sort of the problem with extreme acts. They more or less one note. Kind of like the high diver from a couple of years back. He can only get his platform so high. After that you have to start setting yourself on fire or have to time things so you evade the flaming arrows. Or have to start catching things on the way down. Some guys ran a school bus into two school buses. gosh. I have to wonder how one gets knocked out crossing railroad tracks. Was the guy really wasted at the time and tripped? It seemed like an odd story that brought up more questions. I don't really see it as talent to cover oneself in firecrackers either. I admit I did like the water board. I thought the water patterns it made were kind of cool. I've never heard of that before. I can deal with stuff like that. The only memorable inside act was the Ladder Guy.

Something about the girl who brought her dad made me think of the girl who was always going to the bathroom. She didn't really dance either, but she did a lot of gymnastics. Maybe she reminded Nigel of her on some sub-conscience level.

I have a bunch of MST3K on DVD. I get them when Shout Factory puts them on Sale. I think I got the last Turkey Day set for 20 bucks.. I think. I can't remember exactly, but it was more than half off the normal 65 bucks. I also have old VHS tapes lying around. I was in London in 1989. That's where I first saw Whose Line Is It Anyway. I thought the episodes with John Sessions were really great. I can't believe I still remember that guy's name after 26 years.

I liked the first ballet dancer. I get bored with most dancers and stop watching their routines. If someone can get me to watch their whole routine,that's something. The last time I really enjoyed watching a male ballet dancer was when Danny was on. I enjoyed the Asian ballet dancer as well. He had great extension on his pointed toes. I didn't see any dancing with the girl who brought her dad. Just a few flips and some posing. I stopped watching her because I was bored. She wasn't exactly riveting. I enjoyed the two brothers break dancing. I used to find some of the street dancers interesting, but now they're all starting to blend together. It did seem like some of the dancers were using more of the stage tonight than usual. I did like the street dancer in the yellow pants.

"Beast" was a compliment. Not everyone gets it. It is kind of like using the words bad or sick. Unfortunately the judge didn't understand what Matthew was saying. It's that generation gap thing. Something seems off with Matthew. He's unfocused like he has ADD and he has an over inflated ego. I don't think it's just immaturity. It comes off more as some sort of mental health issue. I like that the contestants are encouraging each other to do better rather than beating each other up, this year.

I'm happy that little prick is gone. I don't know why they were laughing at Rosa. I liked her and I don't generally like over exuberance. She does remind me of Linda Belcher - just a little, but I love Linda Belcher.

Every time I open this thread the freaking Love Boat theme song is going to get stuck in my head. Charo. Every '70s show's (in a non-drama catagory) special guest star. Her claim to fame is shaking her ass and being difficult to understand. Think Sofia Vergara only not quite as comprehensible.

I hate to be one of those people who knew it was her. No I don't. I knew it was her. First scene. It's her. This episode was uneventful. I don't keep up with the renewal news, so I didn't know if this was the end the end or just the season finale. I assume when they filmed it, they didn't know if this was the end the end or not. I can't believe they couldn't think of anything better to do than drudge up Pelant again. That guy's story went way past its expiration date. It was always a big let down when he got away. I knew when they found the money that Hodgins would get it back. I didn't know how exactly. I didn't expect him not to take it. He had 4 billion in hidden money. He could have made all the anonymous donations his little heart desired. His money would have been served better if he hired his own team to find a cure for cancer. It might actually get cured then. I didn't understand the video tape. What is the history of it that Angela knew it would have some codes on it? I must have been distracted when I remembered that Daisy should have stayed fired the first time they fired her. At least Daisy 2.0 wasn't in this episode.

Kerri spends a lot of time in the sun. Even the little kids were out on the beach with no hats. They have very fair skinned children. I was most concerned about the youngest. I assume they at least wear sunscreen. One would hope anyway. The healthiest diet in the world isn't going to save anyone's skin from extended time in the sun.

I wonder how far you can go on this show just on the merit of being 97. I thought the first dancer was great. He didn't need all that b.s lighting and effects. The girl was totally wasted in this act. Plus it was too dark to see everything he was doing. The ventriloquist was good. The mariachi singer was pretty good, but I have no interest in her act. However, now I want a margarita. I liked the drag queen comedian. I thought the children's orchestra was very impressive. They sounded a little off in the middle of the song, but it can't be easy to play and do choreography at the same time. It didn't look like the kids who did the splits were playing at the time, so maybe they all were switching off playing at times as well. Still very cool to watch. I don't watch Jackass for a reason. I don't need to see Jackass type acts. The guy who liked to get hit in the nuts from last year was more than I wanted to see. This year it's some moron who jumps on tacks. Woo freaking who. I don't think the hand balancers were quite as good as the guys last year, but watching them balance on knives or whatever those were pretty much blew me away. It made me nervous because they were wobbly during the earlier part of the act. I don't consider them a great act because they pulled off one stunt well though. It's like the singers who can't sing softly, but they can hit the big notes. I didn't like the song the final singer sang. I'm not sure I like that style of singing. I guess it's up to other people to judge if she sang well or not. It just isn't my thing. Another waste of the golden buzzer.

I saw that lady cop from Hibbing, Minnesota in an episode of Mike and Molly. She was playing a cop.

God is going to turn out to be the CEO of Biggerson's. I keep hoping that they kill Rowena off as well. I never liked her. She was just a nagging twit. I can see why Crowley hated her. I just watched two of Death's old episodes. Crowley gave Dean a scythe. It was rumored that it was the only thing that can kill Death. The other was when Dean was death. Tessa said Death had a list of names. She didn't know where the list came from, but if Death gets a list, do you think his name would be on it? Would Death know in advance if his time is up? Maybe Death had enough and wanted to be dead. Or maybe he was just an illusion.

I wonder if Kerri was the one I saw on a TV news magazine feature. She and her husband were having issues and to save their marriage they took on traditional marriage roles. At least I thought it was Misty May Trainor's volleyball partner. They lived on the beach and her husband is/was a surfer. I have no clue who Tami is. Most of the people they bring on this show are people I have never or barely heard of. It must not pay much.

Realistically, those people are set for the rest of their lives. Neither has to work. I think the old dude uses work and position as an excuse to not have to spend time with his kids. I don't know what the queen does. I understand people need to use others, occasionally, to help with the kids, but after eight babies and never changing a diaper, that is totally hands off child rearing. She even expected the nanny to teach her children how to crawl. Kids don't need that. They learn on their own. I think she really only needed one kid to seal her fortune, but she had eight. Eight kids all reared by other people.

She was 18 so legally she was an adult. I agree though. One would think that at least with all the hired staff they have, one of them would have asked if she needed anything.