TheBride

The storyline of Alecia Florrick was an intriguing look at a good person who gradually becomes a bad person--not unlike her husband whose behavior is pure slime. She slowly adopts his morals, toughened by his blows, and only becoming numb. She begins to live life by rote, devoid of real caring, not even genuine enough for a hard-nosed but sensitive Jason. Was she ever a genuine person? I think she was. She didn't need to hear a "lost" voice mail from Will to go to him and cave to their love. She could have done it based on her feelings, but she never gave her feelings enough space. That's on her.

I'm just now watching The Morning Show since getting Apple TV last week, on Season 2, Ep 7. Alex Levy seems a crazy lunatic who can't do anything right, packaged in a peculiar way. What do you think of Alex? When did you begin to like her or dislike her?

I stopped watching Series 2 after episode 3. I watch all the recaps on youtube from And Just Like Crap.

I can't believe they kept filming with that poor dog injured. Get the puppy to the VET ER!!!! That's terrible!!

Great episode. But Mandy Moore drives me crazy portraying an Alzheimer's patient as some kind of flower-power, space cadet. Confusion, frustration, anger, etc. are more like it. She keeps looking at the sky and trees like she's on LSD.

Toby really turned into a nasty guy.

Am I the only one that thinks Vivian Kent is bizarre and almost hateful? Or is Anna Chlumsky just a horrible actor?

And Just Like That has earned an enormously embarrassing 5.4 (of possible 10) star rating on IMDB. There's no fixing that and it's held steady from the first few episodes.

Charlotte was the most disappointing in this series. Kristen Davis has forgotten how to act and she was enormously frumpy throughout the series, not to mention loud, and (as someone else said on this forum)....so manic!

Best line on twitter about this gown: "When you’re in Paris and you’re dressed like a croissant...."

And Just Go Away.

I thought it was all wrong and Carrie made that scene about her. They should have put her in her signature pink tulle. The gown was over-the-top for a walk on the bridge with your dead husband's ashes.

Best scene: Steve [David Eigenberg] Best dressed: Seema Worst dressed: Anthony Best line: Samantha Worst acting: Charlotte Most obscure: Lisa Todd Wexley Most disliked: Miranda Most arrogant: Che Worst character transformation: [tie] Miranda and Harry Most missed: Franklyn Worst kid treatment: Brady Hobbes Most stoic: Carrie

Charlotte is a total ditz of a mother and Harry--who was a smart guy--can't stop talking about being Jewish. Who knows people like this???? Oy... Now that it's over (we hope forever), I vote Miranda as the worst transformation of a smart woman to a complete nincompoop. Ever.

In this final episode, the scene on the Paris bridge, was decent. Though, of course, Carrie (whom I hadn't liked since she treated Aiden so horribly) had to make it all about herself by wearing a ridiculously overdone ball gown. Huh??? She should have worn something simple, showing Carrie's iconic pink tulle. How unimaginative can these writers be...?