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Ms Lark

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  1. Tayo is a real piece of work. Bob should ban him from his house for the way he spoke to Abs. I'm worried for the family and who knows what he has planned for Dele--again. What happened to Johns Hopkins?
  2. I wish they'd bring back Moses Valentine! He was a cool character. We learned his name and I dont think we ever saw him again.
  3. While I'll miss the Duke, I'm cool with Miss Scarlett without him. She'll do just fine. Too bad she can't switch to Ms. in her era! You know she would.😉
  4. Surprised it was Flower, but actress is pregnant in real life so... (so is Rose) maybe she wanted to leave? My money was on Attic Girl and/or Cholera Boy all along.
  5. Interview with Barbra was amazing. Just amazing. (I've been in hospital and physical rehab for 2 mos so now just beginning to catch up with new stuff.)
  6. Where Daryl goes, chaos follows! Daryl doesn't have a cultural bone in his body. He's all lead with the fists and never explain. e.g., "I didn't kill your brother. The girl did." but noooo. Just destroy everything. I agree, but Daryl gots to have someone to punch! Hah! I'll take the orchestra over BD any day. At least it was very creative! I'm still enjoying this spinoff much more than all the others, especially Maggie and Negan in NYC (just kill the bastard already) which was unwatchable.
  7. I like it! I couldn't get on board with Dead City. Love Maggie, can't stand Negan...ugh. At any rate, so far so good. I'm in, unless it goes south. Shame they had to kill the nuns, but I saw that coming. Everywhere Darryl goes, disaster follows. At least Clement Poésy adds an element of refinement. As the "savior of mankind" Laurent doesn't seem to be terribly bright for his age. "Bless his heart." Hopefully, the nuns taught him how to read! We'll see where all this goes.
  8. A little late, but here you go: This is a real Hokusai woodprint. It came to resurrected fame in Mad Men. It hung in Bert Cooper's office and Peggy carries it out with her when she leaves in the finale. It's called "The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife" and it's basically octo-porn (NSFW), so you've been warned! Poor George. 😆
  9. Especially since he said not long after (looking at the schematic for the wiring) that he doesn't read instructions. Hmm? WTF?
  10. I was pretty disappointed with this. I like Adam as a skater but didn't care for him here. (Not competitive? You're an Olympic Athlete, of course you're competitive! Sheesh.) I seriously felt one of the two women should have won. I'm an advocate of RTFM, but it shouldn't have been the final. I have a feeling this won't get a second season, but who knows how long the strike will go on? It just devolved into Big Brother on Mars (or Coober Pedy, which translates as "man in a hole"). Since it was all so-called celebs, they should have been competing for their favorite (legit) charities, not just bragging rights.
  11. Part 1 was awesome. Made me feel young again. We've lost so many of the greats, some way too soon. Looking forward to Part 2.
  12. Ms magazine. She's Gloria Steinem, a front runner in women's liberation. Far cry from Glamour, sorry. I half expected them to mention working at a Playboy Club for her big expose on sexism. I'm old, I was around then. I bought Ms as long as it ran. We had to fight really, really hard just to use the title Ms. (*coughcough*) Brava Ms. Cooper. I enjoyed the ending, but I only watched the first 2.5 seasons before I bailed. I definitely wasn't the target audience, even though I read "Archie" comics as a girl in the late 50s early 60s. More a Betty fan than Veronica. Did pop in to check out the retro 50s episodes, but they weren't really working for me, so dropped it again. Watched the last couple of episodes to get ready for the finale. Funnily, this worked for me since I missed all the bizarre stuff that drove me away. It felt like they borrowed a page from the Six Feet Under finale (one of the very best) and wrapped up all the lives nicely. Dance on, kids, dance on. p.s. Archie, Betty, Veronica, and Jughead coming out as a quad was hysterical and made total sense, although a little early for the time. 😆 Archie as an "amateur poet" was pretty good, too.
  13. Two eps in. Very Lifetime "Women in Peril." I'm almost ashamed of PBS for running this! It's watchable, but don't find Compton very attractive as a lead, though. Character is definitely a loser and a half.
  14. Glad Team Kitty Ears is gone. I was surprised they kept Team Bad Math, due to the 10 missing crepes, but I guess flavor won over a hot mess. Maybe the judges were just tired of their Kawaii schtick. I know I was! I was surprised T & Fadi won the safety bake: Tarte Tatin is done with sliced apples artfully placed, not chunks. Must've been flavor over presentation again? At least Cherry & Steph had to finally do an elimination bake. Wasn't terribly impressive. My favorite part was when Martina was explaining the weird mess "salad" to the French chefs. I had pretty much the same reaction they did, which was 😨. I guess I was surprised at the lack of sophistication on a cooking show. Although Martina did pick tarte tatin, so... (Hah. I found the recipe for "fluff salad" from her show on the Food Network: https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/fluff-salad-5499173) Chacun à son goût!
  15. That Cherry is super bright and great at putting all the clues together! The team bakes well, too. My only problem with this is they could possibly win without doing any of the more difficult bakes. I wish they had set it up like immunity on Top Chef: You can't get kicked off, but you do have to figure out the clues and actually bake. Oh, well. Agree the right team went home. Those ninnies kept thinking everything they saw had to be used. Not a lot of brains between the two of them. I'm still enjoying the heck out of this. It's different and fun. Joel seems to be having a good time hosting, too.
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