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And possibly Paul Anka ;-)

That's the way to do it, Vincent!

Lol at Uncle Terry discussing Pink Floyd nostalgically and Johnny/Tara pretending they didn't know what he was talking about.

Still emotional over Nathan, but having fun guessing how Andrea will react.

Yes! Nathan!

Either way (and I'm rooting for a Beijing moment for Nathan) NBC will pimp it ad nauseum, and repeatedly ask him about his disappointing short programs. I came here just to say that!

I'm pretty sure this combination is either the result of Mad Libs or someone losing a bet.

To me, it came across as if they didn't take him seriously because he isn't a top contender. I might be mistaken, though.

Jeez. Did Martinez do something to Tara and Johnny? Their commentary was all scolding and/or condescension.

Dennis Ten's artistry is lovely; I wish he had the technicalities down consistently, though.

I would have paid good money if after Meghan's rant on how "someone should be fired," someone (not Joy, because it would be seen as part of her Evil Liberal Agenda) responded with "Yes. Including the members of Congress who continued to accept funds from the Gun Lobby after Sandy Hook."

Ahhhhh. Season 3! When Sonja was the nice and sane one (pre-Sexy J namedropper), Ramona made sense even when drunk, and Kelly had the Crazy Bitch Mojo.

Enh. I kind of agreed with Meghan there. Men who argue publicly aren't stereotyped or trivialized the way women who argue publicly are. Most people don't characterize, say, Donald Trump as catty even though he has made more than his fair share of petty comments. Yet, people are willing to paint women like Kim Cattrall with the "catty" brush.

Ugh. The Omarosa/Mike Pence discussion was a mess. Meghan claims that "Values Voters" only care about abortion, and gets mad when Sunny claims they should care about more. Then Whoopi word-salads something about three comics and sticking to the subject, and then surveys the group. It was incoherent even by The View's standards.

Virtue/Moir are skating beautifully, but Ewan McGregor's yell-singing sounds even worse than it did in the movie.

Why bother give bonus points for jumping on "tired legs" in the second half if the first half of the program does not really challenge the skater? She was very skilled, but the program was too lopsided to keep my interest.

Beautifully done, Adam! THAT was an amazing program that actually WAS a program, not just a bunch of jumps and spins connected by arm-waving (looking at you, Kolyada).

Shallow note: I wish I had Matteo Rizzo's eyelashes.

Here's the list.

Seriously. The NBC team seems surprised that Korea, while Asian, wants to celebrate its uniqueness and does not want to be conflated with Asia as a whole.

I know, right? I'm now rooting for Israel out of spite, despite NBC's repeated (bitchy) comments that Team Israel "does not have the depth."

Well, it was so important to rerun a Nathan Chen profile. In case we all forgot that Nathan Chen is skating. Because their mentioning him every 30 seconds might not do the job.

I literally laughed out loud. Apparently, it's okay for Meghan to drag her father/husband/brother into every conversation every day, but let Sunny break out a relevant John McCain quote to counter Meghan and suddenly, Meghan wants to separate herself from the men in her life. Oh, and I totally agree, General Days, Meghan looks great today.

Absolutely! I also think the focus on the Transformation Chamber (Elvis, Bruce Lee, etc.) shows that even the writers had Urkel fatigue.

Right??!! Her whole getup looked physically painful. It was hard to watch. As for Siggy, I really wanted everyone to double down on the Relationship Expert thing. For example, as a Relationship Expert, what advice would she have given to Melissa at the party? As a Relationship Expert, how should one respond to someone who accepts your apology, but still throws your offense in your face? As a Relationship Expert, should you show up to someone's birthday party just to respond to drama? Tell us, Siggy! The nonexperts want to know!