bunnyface

You are a saint and I thank you and I can let this whole ridiculous thing go now.

Was this on for anyone? I don't know if the preemption was local or national. Just tell me who they killed already....

I'm guessing, and it's only a guess, he wasn't important enough, or dangerous enough, for Nevada to expend actual resources on finding him. But if he dropped into their laps, hey, that's our guy, calling dibs. They probably figured he'd make a mistake sooner or later and they get him without any muss or fuss on their part. And he did make a mistake: being a fine upstanding citizen. Oops. But since he assaulted an officer, fled, AND consorted with a known dangerous criminal, I find it hard to believe Nevada let him off the hook. Had he simply gone in without the drama, there is a chance he could have gotten out early on his good citizenship. But not after all that nonsense.

The shopping task was cool. My brother was stationed in Turkey and described a similar system. They said a vendor selling whatever would come down the street and if you wanted what he was selling, you would lower a basket with money in it and the vendor would put the goods in the basket and you would haul it up. Saved going up and down to a 5th floor walk up with 2 little kids. Even though he described it well, I had a hard time really visualizing it until I saw it here.

I'm so tired of the teeter table spelling challenge. I like that it's a challenge anyone can win and not just the strong guy, even tho the strong guy won. But surely they can find something else to full that slot. I really was hoping thr ragtags could pull something out but Mitch who doesn't trust anyone can't be trusted himself. So...that doesn't help.

I am not following really closely anymore, mostly just hanging out for the dead body. But something was said about "somebody in the building" reported the dog. First of all, I thought where they were living looked like a converted garage. It didn't look like an apartment building, per se. Also, I don't think anyone in the "building" cares about there being a dog there one way or another which is why they had the other dog for 7 years. Hateful MIL is the one who reported the dog to the absentee landlord. And probably made a complaint that couldn't be ignored, like the dog was aggressive or something.

It should...but I don't think Johnny works like that. He's said himself he carries grudges. I think he'd do it again just to show he could. He's gone after others who "betrayed" him (i.e. didn't sit back and let him railroad them) multiple times. So why not her too? He'd do it just to mess with her head.

So people on All-Stars don't need mental health counselling? Or they are providing counselling now? Because she said she'd never play again until counselling was offered. I'm pretty sure if she goes on, Johnny is tripping along behind her also. Not because he wants to play on All-Stars but because he'd do anything to screw her over again. He holds grudges.

I know the world is a big, bad place, but I generally like my Rookie episodes to be a bit lighter. I don't like the very dark, overarching mega bad guy that will never be stopped and that they have no hope of catching episodes. Except Oscar. I like Oscar. He is light and also overly bad and will never be stopped. But this type of episode, doesn't really do it for me either. I'm too picky, I guess.

Okay, so someone can give one interview that seems a little hinky and you think maybe he's a little emotional, a little off-center. But this guy is the gift that just keeps giving. He keeps shoveling shit as fast as they can print interviews. lol

Yeah, I'm thinking the money was just a convenient excuse. Because there are a lot of valid reasons for dumping him. Money is only one. That interview is one also.

Well, I totally missed that too. I just saw the flag.

Graffiti? Where was the graffiti? I did see a teeny tiny race flag on the klek shop but was there graffiti also?

Sweet sweet sweet. But somehow I've turned on Mary. I'm not as happy to see her survive as I was. Maybe guilt by association and once her association is gone I'll feel differently again

I still don't buy that the Kingstons have this kind of money from contract law and professorship. I mean, she retired from contract law 10-ish years ago. She retired to take care of Alfie and got him when he was 18 months. He's 12ish now. So after 10 years, they still have enough money for: A place in San Francisco to go back to (not cheap) A nice house in Westchester (not cheap) And apartment in Queens (not as bad but still not cheap) A full-time chauffeur 6 full-time standby security guards who can get to her any time Maybe not full-time but available anytime tech people to scrub and make internet histories as needed. And who knows what else. None of this is "retirement income" type of expenses.