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Andrew Dice Clay and wife Valerie Silverstein serve spaghetti and meatballs, but Valerie's forced to pick up the slack when Andrew shows off his famed jackets to the guests. Also: the two lowest-scoring teams take part in a sudden death cook-off.

I knew MTM from the Nick At Nite "Block Party Summer" when 8pm-11pm each weeknight was just a solid six episodes of the same show. Mary Mondays, Lucy Tuesdays, Bewitched Be-Wednesdays, Taxi Thursdays, and Newhart Fridays. The only time in my life I couldn't wait for Monday.

For me, Jaclyn seems like she's been hurt and taking care of herself for a long time, and has no patience for "taking care of" a partner. She deserves better than Dustin or James. Dustin's entire scuzzy existence is a mouthless blowjob and a waste of perfectly viable organs; I could have punched him through the screen for victimizing himself because he's not supposed to have sex with someone else's wife. He and Kelsey will learn nothing from this experiment because spontaneous no-boundaries irresponsible people are extremely fun... for two weeks. It's a few months later when shit hits the fan: she gets pregnant and doesn't go out with him anymore, the power's off because no one paid the bill, creditors are calling about massive credit card debt. Tony and Heather are everything and I want them to buy a farm+raise bunnies+share a bed+jacuzzi+cook dinner for each other for all of eternity and make humongous and beautiful sweet babies. The only person who can appreciate someone who gives that much is someone who knows how much effort goes into that giving; Liliya/Aaron don't understand the value, and I don't think two weeks will be enough time to learn.

RIP, MTM. You could turn the world on with your smile.

In defense of these... I've sold my kids' old car-seats on LetGo and OfferUp, and in most cases people literally message you within minutes asking if they can come by and give you money for your stuff. Assuming you're selling good stuff at a reasonable price, the commercials aren't making an empty promise.

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100. A real Rip would be in the brig or federal prison for executing a noncombatant in full surrender, so we can assume the facts were altered plenty, or TV magic wants us to believe you'd just get a dishonorable discharge for that.

I just watched the most recent 4 of this season, but S1 and S2 shall be binged at a point in the near future.

Binge watched this weekend and I'm now obsessed with this show. "Fishhead soup, fishhead soup, it's too bad you taste like poop" endears me to Fowler most, but Callie's right up there with her sauna and poultices. I give them all a lot of credit.

The couples have an overnight getaway and are asked to participate in an intimacy exercise.

I found the flawed SEALs refreshingly realistic. I'm in on this one.

A grumpy donut-shop owner and his new employee who work in a gentrifying Chicago neighborhood are followed in the series premiere of this comedy.

I like the idea behind the Angel Soft commercial with the dad showing his daughter how to shave her legs, but it bothers me for two reasons: 1) She's easily 16-17 and probably wanted/needed to learn years ago. 2) He's not teaching her to shave in the opposite direction of hair growth. Ankles up, fool.

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Nikita is growing on me, but "a hard 7" is nails on a chalkboard. I can't reconcile that phrase with anything I know about "a hard+number."

Three quarters of what it takes to replace it. No one is hurt... but there will Still. Be. PAIN!

During a tense raid on an oil tanker in Lagos, the SEAL Team attempts to detain a courier for Boko Haram who could be the key to finding Rip's whereabouts.

As winter draws near, the participants turn to land game to survive the season, but their intended prey turns out to be more clever and more deadly than they ever could have imagined.

'Will & Grace' is returning to NBC.

Was it this lovely lady?

I think it depends how old the "most people" are. When you're 15, 30 is old. When you're 35, 60 is elderly.