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I kept watching, but there were some Native Americans they were in conflict with, but I don't remember. I also thought Nick and Troy were together in some Beyond the Thunderdome scenario, but I truly can't remember.

Troy apparently has a child and blames Madison for the death of the mother. Anybody recall anything?

Like Morgan, they are looking for corpses. Lousy plot point. They tried so dialogue to tell us where everyone was during the 7 years, but it's still not clear. Too many characters floating all over the place with long time lines. And we still have people not knowing where Padre is.

Why is Charlie wearing that ridiculous wig?

This is becoming dreadful. Madison really can't act.

The new actress that is now playing Claudia gives no illusion of being a teen.

Victor was overdoing it at the start. Luckily he didn't have to play his pirate persona from last year. It would have been unbearable. The food scenes were over the top. Whoever is responsible, needs to stop copying influencer videos to depict stable communities. It's so pretentious watching them whip up those fluffy omelets on their portable propane stoves. Why would a random stranger be put in Klaus' room? Is that tour bus the lone protective barrier for this loud soccer playing community? Why was Madison so gung ho to expose Victor? She didn't know what the situation was. If his life depended on these people not knowing his real identity, she just served his life up on a platter. If you are walking around the woods at night with lanterns, your position is clear. If your cabin in the woods has candles throughout, your location is clear. Please don't shoot scenes that would have us pretend otherwise. When Madison and Victor ran back to the building, they were literally several steps ahead of the walkers. Yet as soon as Victor runs through the door, the walker mob is right on him. The door might not hold, but you can do a little fighting and at least close it. For some reason, the building supposedly didn't have a back way out, but it had four floor to ceiling windows. Go out the windows. And what were those two door type structures on either side of the fireplace? That speckled eye was hardly a spectacular injury. I'm waiting for Dwight to show up and show baby face Troy what a real injury is. Really sloppy writing and scenery, but Troy brought some real spark. Looking forward to the next episode.

OOOH NOOO. Talking Dead became unbearable around season 8. When the episodes got bad or the spinoff was awful it was not a pleasant experience watching Chris be the cheerleader for the foolishness. I didn't care for the introduction of the fame whoring fandom nor the constant reading of fan tweets. I do miss Yvette's insights, but the show ruined itself.

The nun and her new beau were also there. Everyone kept a straight face and kept moving. Luckily Laurent wasn't in the car. He would have waved.

Last episode we find out they had spent everything they had and couldn't afford the new estimate. This episode the house looks beautifully done although Roger is painting drywall. Maybe they sold those gold bullets, because the show didn't address the issue. Why have Rodger lament not being the breadwinner, yet not show him pursuing any type of employment?

When Rachel was shaving him, he looked exactly like Maggie Grace.

This reminds me of a TIkTok video where a woman talks about some single mothers with a "my son is my king" mentality. Hilarious video. Of course, your friend has a daughter, but the child is developing a wrong relationship dynamic that's now affecting people outside of their duo.

I was going to ask when IBLP was established, but it was later answered in this forum that this rule was Gothard's, which clears things up for me. Because that obedience thing can only be sustained a generation or two. Did Josh pledge obedience to Anna's Father? Do the other Duggar husbands pledge obedience to their father in laws? That foolishness is not going to last.

Damn. Kissing on those nasty brooms.

Two episodes in and I'm really enjoying this series. Although Daryl is the bait for this series, the show created storylines and assembled a strong cast that work well while keeping Reedus in the narrow lane he's able to function in.

For those with TiVO, it's not picking up this series with my regular Walking Dead Season Pass. I had to create one for this series. I got a little complacent because the previews were being recorded with my TWD season pass, but the actual series fell under the radar.

I don't know why my Tivo picked last week's episode to record again instead of the new one. I only caught the last 15 minutes so I have to record the 12:30 rerun. The Sip and See looked beautiful enough, but what an utter waste of money and fronting. I don't think Bob is stupid, but he always acts like a buffoon. I wonder why Sheree's kids didn't tell her about their new found sibling who's been mingling with them.

I can't really fault him for that. He's just an average guy who has to go out to work everyday. I'm sure whatever child support agreement Kate's team came up with would be very detrimental to whatever future Jon had. Kate was the mastermind behind their success, with Jon tagging along. At the time of their divorce, she still had all the advantage. Jon was no match. Six kids having no contact with him is abnormal and I blame Kate. Like they have an oath to reject him to stay within her good graces. Kate is playing some serious mind games.

I believe he was told Colin was no longer enrolled. So it's back to getting info from Kate.

Why didn't Maggie use the oxygen even after her suspicions were allayed? It made her dizziness appear to be grandiose self sabotage.

I had speculated back in November, that an associate of hers was involved in getting the house off the auction block.

Definitely beeswax

She said Ralph banned her from the house. But I didn't hear Drew say she had to cut off contact. Just not at her house. However, maybe it's me, but I have a hard time understanding Drew's narratives. Her word salad and ambiguous time lines that always leave me with major questions. In a strangely worded sentence, it seems this was her sister's 2nd major mental health crisis. They tried to pretend that, on camera, this was the first time they knew the sister had been physically abused by her boyfriend in her 20's. But they didn't play their reactions realistically. They should have said earlier that her sister was 20 years older than her. Now it makes sense when she said her sister was her manager since childhood. Kim just looks anorexic now.

That red dress was falling apart and I'm surprised she chose a dress that showed her midsection rolls like that. She's so disparaging of others so that was fitting payback. Deshawn looked really pretty. But man there was a lot of hostility between her and Kim. I need to study frame by frame Sheree's after surgery TH. Maybe she was still swollen, but she looked awful in that greasy makeup. I can't believe she hacked off her nose. She is hopelessly stupid.

Reads like a typical Yahoo article of no journalistic quality and dredging up gossip from social media. I don't remember many details about the trial, but what family members of Anna showed up? And at the time of the trial, why would Anna be giving JB the cold shoulder? He was paying for the defense and providing a home for her and her kids at a chaotic time. I'm not speculating on anything else in the article, but those tidbits about the trial seem suspect.