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in the books, Mildred's father was the brigadier of the regiment. So her military wife career was probably set back then. IIRC, she and Fenny had an elder sister who lived in England and considered a "failure" because she couldn't snag an officier. It was really weird, but enjoyable, to see Judy Parfitt as Mildred between 7-8 PM, then see her as Sister Monica Joan from 8-9 PM. 180 indeed.

Then I'll have to start watching again. :-)

Mildred loathed Barbie, like Merrick loathed Hari. i wonder if Guy's Aunt Charlotte kicked Mildred's a$$ when they became in-laws?

The litigants on Paternity Court are bigger messes than the ones on JJ or People's Court. I saw a few episodes and I thought my head was going to explode with the conception calendars, the multiple possible fathers, with the mothers swearing that the alleged father is the father only to find out that DNA doesn't support that (and after she spends the previous 25 minutes telling everyone how irresponsible the guy is).

Mildred loathed Barbie---an almost unnatural loathing.

The Stepbrothers...I thought they were both shady: one was a sponge and one was disgruntled. Crotch talker: Even if I didn't read Toaster's excellent recap, I could tell where the case was headed when JJ had her recount her prior living arrangements: 6 months with daughter, 6 months with mother, and by herself Mr. California 3W: I agree with whoever said he was annoying. The way he mugged the camera was too much. The sad thing I bet a lots of drunk women find him attractive enough to have sex with him. I hope his mother cringed during his halterview, but I have a feeling she didn't.

Ummm...talking to someone else's crotch or his own?

When I was a kid, I watched the reruns and loved it. Particularly spooky was the reincarnation episode and the ghost episode where you see a woman sleeping in a bed, then she wakes up, cut to an ugly masked creature, she screams and falls dead. One of the Big Foot episodes was spooky too. I remember a woman watching tv. She's sitting in front of a window. You see this big shadow move across. Then she turns and moves the curtain or blinds alittle to see out. Then a big hairy arm CRASHES! through the window and she starts screaming.

I googled Apostle Spoons. From this etsy.com site https://www.etsy.com/listing/203727772/antique-english-art-nouveau-sterling?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_mid-home_and_living-spirituality_and_religion-other&utm_custom1=1de2567c-38bc-4e98-88f9-7c2ec4c6e009&kpid=203727772&gclid=Cj0KEQjwvuuqBRDG95yR6tmfg9oBEiQAjE3RQBpO3GWVNrkvK6JFS2tjP44iRC2iZNrGUpWlz9f1OywaAl6a8P8HAQ It looks like there were 6 in a set. Heh, and they are worth $155 (I bet Edward's children are pissed at Mildred now!)

Yup. I bet Edward didn't call Mildred "Grandmama", though I'm sure she called him "The Brat".

I think Merrick had Miss K.P. tail Pinky. Maybe initially it was for Miss KP to swipe the files, but then Miss KP noticed Pinky was looking for a hook up in the local bazaar. I think it's the same reason Miss KP offered to procure whatever Guy wanted too (including a Hindu girl, Muslim girl, school teacher, gobble-gobble, chick-chick.) I noticed during the marathon last week that the Auntie Mabel's lace changed appearance. When she gives it to Barbie: the butterflies are partly attached to a fine mesh. When Barbie shows it to Merrick, the butterflies are fully attached to the fine mesh. When Sarah shows it to Nigel, the butterflies are on a netting that looks almost like a spider's web.

I can't speak specifically about consignments, but I can speak specifically about pricing homemade jewelry, etc. It's typically the price the maker paid for the materials, the amount of the materials used, the work hours put into making the item , plus extra that covers taxes and something for the old profit. So whatever that amount would be is what my lowest price I'd sell it at. For example, if I make something that used $30 of material and 6 hours of my time, I wouldn't sell it for anything less than $35 (which would cover materials + state sales tax + state & Federal income tax, but not my time).

Yes, you assume facts not in evidence, otherwise, you would know the standards to which physicians are held. BTW, psychiatrists are medical physicians who have additional training in psychiatry, so psychiatric profession is not a separate entity from the medical profession.

OMG! I was looking through youtube and found this guy from the UK https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvyRNP7J3EA He's like a combo of Judge Judy, Judge Joe Brown, Judge Alex, and Judge Milian (with a little Wapner tossed in). He does this annoying "tss tss tss" thing when he wants a litigant to shush up and he tossed out a person in the "public gallery", and he gives "strikes" (yeah like baseball strikes 1, 2, 3 and yur out! type strikes).

I wasn't the one to initially disagree, was I?

They would probably think "I don't get that on my cable"

As a medical doctor when StupidLee agreed to give counseling to Dumbara, they established a physician-patient relationship for that mental health counseling. So, yeah, StupidLee was seeing Dumbara in an official and medical capacity. Moreover, when we first see StupidLee and Dumbara, Stupid is finishing examining Dumb. Hence they have a physician-patient relationship. StupidLee did attempt to extinguish that relationship by telling Dumbara to find a mental health counselor. But when StupidLee didn't, it continued the physician-patient relationship. Therefore, the Board of Medicine can sanction StupidLee for providing medical services she admits she wasn't qualified to give (AKA malpractice). StupidLee can also get her rear-end sued too because not only did she provide medical services for which she wasn't qualified, the outcome of those services was bad (Dumbara go cray-cray) and Dumbara suffered damages from the incompetently delivered medical care (Dumbara go cray-cray).

i think this year was Jewel's anniversary. That said, it would be nice if they showed some of the other MT or Mystery! productions. Frankly, I'm surprised PBS didn't show the Anne Of Green Gables considering that Jonathan Crombie (Gilbert Blythe) died recently. Anyhow, I watched the marathon. I noticed a couple of things I never noticed before. Merrick's expression when Barbie tells him that he was famous/hero. He looks more proud when she mentions the Manners case than he does when she mentions him trying to save Teddy. The other thing was Miss Khyber Pass. When they drop Guy off at the Hospital's NCO housing, Merrick says good bye to Guy and in the background Miss Khyber pass has a silly grin on his face and waves good bye by waggling his fingers. It seems like an ad lib. Another thing is Susan telling everyone that Edward will be called Edward, not Teddy because she hates diminutives for men. Yet when she marries Merrick, he becomes "Ronnie".

Lots of the people here used to post in the JJ thread on TWoP. Some have kept their handles, others had minor revisions due to registration issues. But we're still one big snarking family. So stay delurked and join in on the fun. :-)

That goes into the contemporary dictionary. 'cuz if someone came up to me and said "Can I hold a dollar?" I'd tell them "Unless something's wrong with your fingers, I guess you could." Glad everyone is making it through tornado season okay.

Found the song, it's "Do I worry?" sung by The Inkspots. found this youtube channel with the music from the series:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPupIKn1NY2Uc9L26a8EOBA

I remember Ma Bell and her Baby Bells. Watching the first case now. Yep, she does look like a flower pot throwing type of gal! Did I just hear the Plaintiff say "After she comprehended me." within the context of having the argument which precipitated said flower pot projectile????

Interview with Tim Piggot-Smith and Susan Woolridge obviously done for a PBS pledge week back in the 80s. Also, i'm looking for the song Guy sings while in the bath.

Ma Bell!??! That was many moons ago! Two batshit crazy kids in love. This sounds fracked up!

Guest room tv picked up the Baltimore affiliate for a few minutes yesterday. It was Ellen, followed by Ellen, and some other show I vaguely recall hearing about, but never watched. It had "wedding" in the title.