Fable

I agree that Jordan's best work is the field pieces, but I'm enjoying him as host too. Honestly, I'm enjoying having a different host each week and wouldn't mind if they continued to do this from now on. The diversity is very appealing to me.

I just saw this on YouTube, and Darcey and Stacey were actually kind of cute, before they went on their "beautification" journey. It's a bit long, but you only need to watch a few minutes to see what I mean. Younger Darcey and Stacey

At this point, I wouldn't read the books if they came out, and I think many people feel that way. Now that the series has an ending and people have grown tired of waiting for the books, there is no point in trying for him, I don't think. And to be honest, after the first book, which I did enjoy, I found his writing to be cumbersome, so the abbreviated version of events on the show were enough for me.

Freddie on Jimmy Kimmel This interview is adorable!

So much for being quiet for their dad!

She must be a Wednesday's child....full of woe!

Louis was always a dullard, but I think that was kind of the point. I imagine that is why the author wrote a whole different story about Lestat.

Okay, I did get a small laugh with Asher's WWSMD moment and also with Park kind of walking over Shaun's OR reports on Glassman.

Jen: I'm probably being stupid and should end this relationship now. Me: Yes, get rid of your meddling friend!

Because it's not something you need to think hard about, it absolves you of being your own personal idiot, it makes you wonder 'what would I do if it were me'.....so many things!

I'm especially looking forward to Jordan Klepper hosting. His field pieces are some of my favorites, but I'm curious to see how he does as a host. I know he had a show of his own briefly, but I've never seen it. I would also be very curious to see how Ronny would do.

You're giving them too much credit. It's more likely that they share a brain cell.

I respected Al as a senator, but I never found him to be particularly funny as a comedian.

Wasn't it Kobe and Emily?

Hah, yea! Remember when Melendez said something like "did you sleep here or did you use a teleportation device", and it dawned on Shaun that it was sarcasm, so he said "I used a teleportation device." BS questions sometimes deserve a BS answer I guess. One of my favorite moments. I tried to find a clip on YouTube, but I had no luck.

Much the same way Melendez treated Shaun during the show's early run.

I thought the same thing. There were some nice moments in this episode, and I laughed that she called the plaintiff a dick because I didn't realize that was allowed on broadcast TV, but overall, I thought it was too cheesy, and I have no interest in a show about it. If there is to be a series of Good, let's bring it - The good mechanic, the good cashier, the good librarian, the good plumber....

I was watching some old reaction Youtube videos of Usman when he was with Lisa, and interestingly, if you'll remember, Lisa got upset because there was a cute young female actress portraying Baby Girl Lisa in the video. Well, it turns out that the cute young girl is the same as the woman that Usman's mother arranged to have him meet as a potential wife when he was dating Kim.

It's supposed to be good with salads too, or at least that is what I hear.

I can't say I liked this episode much. I really liked Dr. Kalu during his early run on the show, but for some reason, I didn't find him likeable in this one. I feel suspicious of him and something that just seems off.

I cracked up when Cicero said he had to leave because he had left his daughters with a babysitter. Didn't he say they were 14 and 16 or somewhere in that range?

As a smoker, I came to realize, when I was dating, that it was best not to date nonsmokers. Not because I think smoking is a great habit, but because I found it always to be a source of contention. I know it can be offensive to many, so I am mindful of where and when I can smoke, but dating is another ballgame.

I've mentioned, I've been enjoying this show more than in a while, but the Shaun/Lea/Glassman antics have been a bright spot for me. I always welcome levity.

I think there was a season with two bachelors. I don't remember all the details, but in the end, Byron was the Bachelor, and Mary was the final rose.

Isn't there supposed to be a backdoor pilot coming up? I wonder if it's about that.