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This season isn’t holding my attention the way the others have. It’s my first one not to binge so hard to say if that is my problem or if the writing isn’t as sharp. I pretty much enjoy the episode as I watch it, but afterwards I’m not left satisfied.

I loved that scene, but then it made me annoyed that he always treats Charles so badly. I’m struggling this season.

I was rooting for Tiafoe, but Shelton reminds me of those young athletes who win because they aren’t experienced enough to know they are supposed to lose. I don’t typically like braggadocio, especially on the court, but I hope he takes it to Djokivic and doesn’t get overwhelmed by the moment. I didn’t get to watch Coco’s match, but the score suggests a bloodbath, which leads me to scratch my head at Ostapenko’s remark that she expected more from Gauff.

I don’t understand enough of the details, but Luke single-handedly turned Vader back to the good side and helped save every galaxy. Why wouldn’t you be reaching out to him for advice/help?

Exactly. I don’t think they sat around asking, “How can we offend people?”. But how was it they sat around describing the proposed episode and no one said, “Hey, wait a minute . . .”?

I don’t typically follow all these different worlds, but I joined DH for this episode, and my first question was why no one was talking about Luke!! Glad to know I’m not alone.

THIS! I don’t think Charles can have two murderous love interests so agree it’s probably just a red herring.

We can watch ESPN through YouTube TV. I cannot keep up with all these streaming platforms.

Saw Madison’s interview with Chrissy and the other woman whose name I have forgotten. First question from Chrissy was about her engagement and giant ring. They asked about the match but also about renovating the new house she bought and how her fiancé coach make it work. They ended the interview with “congratulations, especially that ring!” It was horrific.

I may not be remembering correctly, but I thought Charles tried that by saying she wouldn’t believe where they found it. I thought she got defensive immediately. I may have to watch again to see how it played out, though.

Yes, Joy was ridiculous. No one wants to be accused of murder, but her very specific lipstick was found in his dressing room with a horrible note so asking her about it wasn’t out of bounds. Her behavior was already so manic that Charles was uncomfortable in his own place. Of course he hadn’t talked to her about it first; her interactions were odd and steamrolled him. I hope he enjoyed the remaining cake samples and considered himself lucky, though something tells me I am supposed to think he should be groveling to get her back.

That game was amazing! I assume both teams will be focusing on defense this week. I keep trying to like Deion, but then he says something stupid and the hill gets harder for me to climb. I’m rooting for Colorado this year, though.

Good point; I’ve only seen the front so far. I’m a fan, but totally understand those who aren’t. I still say, though, that the video of her singing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” in a Q&A at ComiCon is one of the best things I’ve ever heard.

Kristin Chenoweth got married. I am surprised to say I liked her dress.

Ross and Monica got several decent partners outside the six: Julie, Emily, Mona, Pete, Richard (which was a healthy relationship once you get past the age difference). It never felt like the others fared as well.

It reminds me of Jason Alexander going after the actress who played his fiancée on Seinfeld - never a good look for the complainer. In a perfect world David Schwimmer will post something nice about Helen.

I assume Mabel was living rent free in her aunt’s apartment, and she was in charge of renovating it. I assume she got paid handsomely for that. Maybe the podcast is making some money as well after 2 seasons? That’s my handwave for how she can afford to live without a roommate.

Count me in as someone who thought Joy was way too OTT. I was fine that the engagement ended. The tooth thing was icky.

Anyone else bothered that when Joy declared herself the omelette and wanted Charles in the bedroom for the antelope, he left the stove on? I might have screamed at the TV, which my pups did not appreciate. We’ve seen Oliver be so nice to other actors on his set; why not Charles?

Blast from the past, but the baseball movie The Rookie: Jimmy Morris’ dad is shown to be the biggest jerk who completely dismisses his son’s feelings about everything. Borderline abusive. First time he ever shows up for one of his son’s games is when he finally makes it to the major leagues. Meanwhile, Jimmy’s son has been rooting for his dad to follow his dream the entire time and his wife has been amazing in supporting him. So Jimmy has his major league debut and gives the game ball to . . . his dad. Oh, hell no!!

I tried to watch the men’s, but Tim was rage-inducing. I don’t need a running commentary of what the odds are that a mistake will be a .1 vs .3 deduction. He’s so busy still hypothesizing the judge’s decision on the past trick that he can barely mention the next trick, unless of course they made a mistake on that one, too. I gave up and turned it off.

I never want someone to get hurt, but man do I hate when the coach wanders around the apparatus to spot as needed and blocks our view.

Wait, was I supposed to hate the life he wanted? I don’t like the movie, but I thought the point was that your life can still be wonderful even if it isn’t the life you planned.

We are going to be heartbroken when Tito steps down!

The Guardians are really a special organization! From their Facebook page: We are proud to announce that the Progressive Field bleachers will be named after Johns Adams starting Opening Day 2024. John's drum will also be sent to Cooperstown where it will be displayed for the foreseeable future. We miss you, John! ❤️