LexieLily

Many thanks to @Annber03 for recommending this show to me! Flower has scratches on her back, and that tracks if she was mauled to death by a bear, but the one that apparently died via an arrow-shot to the neck? Pete? Shouldn't he have dried blood on him or something? A lot of these people, actually, seem entirely too clean and put-together for how they died: mauled by a bear (Flower), shot through the neck by an arrow (Pete), maybe poisoned that led to a heart attack (Alberta) and whatever happened to the Viking that probably wasn't good, either. None of their clothes are ripped! The only blood I saw was from the weird ghost who's head fell off and the other ghosts went about their business as usual. Hee! Isaac's one-track mind about what happened to Hamilton and Alberta's one-track mind about her being murdered cracked me up (her request for Sam to have a dinner party with the ten most likely people to have murdered her was very "And Then There Were None," which made me laugh), and I LOLed at the ending of Isaac dictating his memoirs to Sam. These ghosts are going to be able to have a lot of fun now that Sam can see and hear them and they have a connection to the living world! I loved how, despite their clear annoyance at first about Sam/Jay moving into their mansion and turning it into a B&B, all the Ghosts were upset when Sam got hurt and hoped she was okay. Even Trevor, who unintentionally started all of it with the vase. (Trevor does seem like sort of a tool, but hopefully that will change XD). Jay was remarkably chill about the fact that his wife can now see, hear, and communicate with ghosts. Loved his "I'm watching you" gesture when he and Sam left the living room after the Ghosts all introduced themselves and told Sam/Jay what they wanted. One of the low-key funny bits to me was how apparently these Ghosts have special meetings each week where each Ghost can lead a discussion on the topic of their choosing, and next week the Viking is going to talk about different types of cod! :D.

@Lady Whistleup I see your big trade announcement and I will raise you this one :)

Since Kyrie was traded East to West, what does that mean for his starting spot in the All-Star game?

If Kyrie is traded, surely KD will ask out again, no?

It does seem to be a winning strategy in Port Charles family court. It worked for Michael and Willow to get Wiley, and it worked for Valentin and Nina to get Charlotte.

The ironic part of something like that is that Michael and Willow aren't married so legally he wouldn't be her next of kin and Nina might actually be, as a biological relative. If Nina wanted to, then, she could keep Michael and Carly away. Heh.

I don't understand how it's Drew and Carly's relationship that would raise the insider-trading red flag and not the fact that Carly's son is the CEO of ELQ.

The refs blew the call at the end of regulation and I'm sorry, but Pat Bev storming the court at the end of regulation with a camera is hilarious.

Are the Lakers going to be on national TV every game they have (no matter how badly they suck) now that LeBron is within striking distance of Kareem's scoring record?

Based on how they handled Freema's "return" in earlier episodes, I'm wondering if that was unused DDK footage from his episode that never aired.

Heroic choice my ass, Schulner. Max isn't choosing Wilder, he's choosing to keep his head in the sand and run away from everything unresolved with Helen. He's denying himself the answers of what happened for himself and for his daughter. Forget going to Helen at the bar, Max never called her after the 5x01 letter or the 4x23 no-show. It's NOT "heroic" or "self-care" of him to completely wash his hands of his fiancée and his daughter's mum after she did something 100% uncharacteristic for her.

This game is embarrassing.

I would have been livid at Ben's teacher for not confirming that Phoebe was in fact Ben's mother/stepmother before letting her take the kid. I know it was the 90s but wouldn't Phoebe have to show ID or be on a pickup list or something like that?

I don't know that Ben factored into Ross' plans at all in terms of him potentially following Rachel to Paris, as bad as that might sound. Jack Gellar apparently forgot Ben as a grandchild when Emma was born and I don't think we ever saw Ben again after Rachel got pregnant. How many rooms did Ross' apartment have? Rachel had her own room living there when she was pregnant and for the first year or so it would have been fine for baby Emma to stay in Rachel's room, but eventually she would need her own. Not to mention how there's no separate bedroom for Ben.

No. That footage was from S2, the episode that never aired because of COVID. @Cloud9Shopper

Darnell deserves better than co-hosting Worst Cooks: YouTube/Twitter Edition. The only 'viral celebrity' I've even the slightest notion who they are is the dumbass woman that used Gorilla Glue on her hair, went to the emergency room, and used the fame to sell and market her own hair products.

I just finished watching the Houston vs UCF game, and...a shot that bounces off the top of the backboard is still in play?

I'm surprised the wife didn't file first.

Caught the first few minutes of A Verry Merry Bridesmaid (from 2021) before I decided to watch something else instead. Did the brother and sister-in-law dislike the protagonist for some reason? Was there some estrangement or family feud they never spoke of? Was there a reason the brother/future sister-in-law specifically choose to have their wedding on Leah's birthday? Leah's birthday was already overshadowed by Christmas Eve.

I've already forgotten his name but my favorite so far is the boy that said matter-of-factly that people ordered a lot from his business because he was a kid. Lol.

How much of a profit did Donald Sterling make?

Danny Tidwell, season three, car accident.

I worry about Alison so much. She's a dancer, it's what she does to make her living and it's what she loves, but I also can't imagine how the entire concept of dancing isn't ruined for her for a long time, if not forever. SYTYCD gave her so much (it's where she started her professional dance career as an eighteen year old) but it's also the show that introduced her to tWitch. They met, fell in love, and married because of that show. They married at Nigel's ranch. How can Alison ever return to SYTYCD as an All-Star with memories of tWitch everywhere she turned?

What's wrong with Anthony Davis? Does it have to do with him specifically, or his trainer? Even when he was still in New Orleans, it seems like he can't play more than ten consecutive games without getting injured somehow. Now he's out at least a month with a foot-related injury.

tWitch was so much more than Ellen's sidekick DJ. Shame on TMZ and People for those headlines identifying him that way. "Outta Your Mind" is and always will be the best part of tWitch's legacy (pure dance-related; of course Allison and their children take the number one position) and the single greatest routine to come from "So You Think You Can Dance," from tWitch and ballet dancer Alex Freaking Wong. Outta Your Mind RIP tWitch.