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By classy, you mean condescending right? Cause I was rolling my eyes at whatever Matt was spewing.

If he loses both, I hope the houseguests will actually take that opportunity to evict Tucker. I actually like him and think the entertainment value this season will drop after he is evicted, but they will be stupid if they don't evict him when they have the chance.

What happens when you have three Kaitlyns.. They still couldn't get it after it being on super easy mode.

All that craziness just for a Kenney eviction. But quitting and not caring when things don't go your way is the most cop thing ever. Like Kenney on BB. And police forces everywhere. And while the twist has caused all these drama, this next week will probably come to a crawl now that Quinn is the defacto HOH. Though with Tucker and Angela still in the house, maybe the crazy will still win out.

Shirley Chung has been diagnosed with Stage 4 tongue cancer 🙁 https://www.instagram.com/p/C95IM-evby9/?hl=en&img_index=10

Surprisingly, feeds are back up. Don't think they have played the HOH comp though.

So glad that 1- I don't have to listen to Matt go on and on about his BS. That interview was painful to say the least. 2- Don't have to focus on that 'showmance' of two boring people 3- Grodner now have confused viewers who has no idea how/why the blindside happen by giving her boy the golden edit he didn't deserve. 4- Equitable comps so far this season. Keep that up please. So happy for Kimo! What a rough live episode though. Between the mascots blocking camera shots, the nominees giving their speech twice, Joseph waiting for the ghost of his fam in the hallway, that was rough. But at least Matt is gone. And Kenney respecting Matt's dad cause he's a cop is just pukeworthy.

WTF is that hair hat (or visor?) that Kenney was wearing during the nomination ceremony? Why does such a thing exist?

I've heard rumours about it being on AppleTV+. And at least we don't have to deal with Ben Platt.

It's happening! https://deadline.com/2024/06/merrily-we-roll-along-filming-daniel-radcliffe-jonathan-groff-1235977366/

Checking your hair? 😆

I thought the controversy was Barbie being in Adapted Screenplay instead of Original Screenplay.

I agree with her reasoning too. She needs to chip away at Frankie's allies, and if she puts X up with Josh, it means she will definitely be losing someone that is not allied with Frankie. Frankie still sucks and I am worried he was heading for a win.

Yeah they showed the years right before the first commercial break. I started getting suspicious when the house numbers all said 7 when the characters were outside. Guess that's why I was paying more attention than I usually do with these movies.

I think these are all the connections. 1973- Erin Cahill and John Brotherton's first Christmas Eve in the house. His garage was broken into and he went and met the cop for the first time. Erin Cahill's character went into labour and gave birth to Ivy. 1999- Catherine Bell and James Denton. Catherine Bell's character was married to the cop from 1973 (who has died). Their kids are Conrad and Winnie. Winnie is an aspiring singer. Conrad's best friend is Ivy (the baby born in 1973), whose family moved to Michigan when she was young (and that's when Catherine Bell's family moved in). Ivy is going to receive a foster child for a few days so he can experience Christmas. 2023- Jonathan Bennett and Vincent Rodriguez III. Moved in 6 months ago (i think). Winnie (Catherine Bell's daughter from 1999) is now a famous singer. I think Vincent's character works as her manager or something, and Jonathan's character works as a chef in a restaurant she owns (that used to be John Brotherton's character's garage from 1973). Vincent's character was the foster child received by Ivy in 1999. Plus the neighbour who was the same in all three times. And that car. And of course, the same house.