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I was scrolling Youtube and my eyes bugged out at a video showing a picture of Wendy crying and of someone holding her by the neck. The headline said "Wendy Williams Exposes Diddy, Jay-Z and Oprah Under Oath". I pressed Play and the voiceover said something about Wendy testifying in court about Diddy, etc. Unbelievable, right... how could I have not heard about this! Because none of it is true - this is a fake news YT page; there is a disclaimer that says this is "for entertainment purposes only". This page is making up all kinds of stuff and posting it in relation to the trial, just to get clicks. They had a previous "story" that singer Usher was in court to tell how he was abused as a 14 year old when he was signed to Combs company. Again, false and it looks like a lot of people are believing it - the comments are from folks who seem to think these are facts. At least all the years of Wendy badmouthing Diddy are now valid. Here's the Fake News

Not sure if you made it to the part where Freeman sent Rainey a Google image of ants and not a pic of any real ants he found in the home. Scammer. Anyway, Freeman was found to have broken the lease and owed 2.5 months back rent. They adjusted the total because the plaintiff withheld the tenants security deposit to pay for repairs and to repaint the whole house instead of just the rooms where there were shoddy paint repairs done. Rainey got $3500 back.

Damn, the ending gutted me. Emmy noms for Ramsey and Pascal.

I saw her in the preview last week and said "Beverly!" out loud. She was a treat to see.

I can't think of an episode of this show that wasn't built around some kind of theme. Today it was "Thank you to the people who helped me write my cookbook". Luckily, Molly has a bottomless group of people she can cook for...she's cooking for this group or for a party or a relative or old friend visiting or the neighbor in town... blah blah. I kind of feel bad for the person who has to wrack their brain to keep dreaming up scenarios for Molly to spin a show around. I would just like to see some decent recipes - don't need to have so much backstory. Speaking of recipes, today the dishes were very disconnected - the two main dishes clashed and would put some people in the hospital: a 'hot dish' consisting of ground beef layered on tater tots, topped with green beans, crumpled bacon, brown gravy and cheese curds. The "side dish" was a hot dog salad - romaine tossed with sliced hot dogs, sliced baby tomatoes, croutons, chopped onions and pickles, then drizzled with a dressing of ranch and yellow mustard. Heartburn city!

I like salmon and sriracha, but I also was taken aback when I saw the fish slathered with the stuff. I was thinking that the hot sauce would overpower the fish 100%.

This show has been progressive in the fact that the only two scenes of couples being sexual in the whole series were gays. I loved the scenes Frank and Bill last season, but the Dina/Ellie thing is just not cooking for me. Their teens falling in love scenes seem out of kilter with the apocalypse horror that's going on all around. Maybe if I played the game I could appreciate the relationship between Ellie and Dina differently. Even the civil war fighting seems so "big picture" and these girls playing at being mercenaries is hard for me to swallow. Kill Abbie? Sure, but I'm not that invested.

This teen lovey-dovey shit is killing me. They find a bunch of dead bodies, get stalked by Wolves, chased by undead and almost die about 5 times in one hour but manage to escape it all. In the next interlude, Dina sees Ellie get bit, almost shoots her, then Dina says she's pregnant! They find a little cubbyhole and they have more onscreen sex than Joel had in the whole series. How many more episodes?

I almost peed myself during the Teenjus rap and dance practice. I also cracked up at Dr Watson holding the hair dryer above the bathtub and Judy saying he would turn her into "an X-ray skeleton" if he dropped it in the water.

I'm not digging the teen love story much. I muted it during the tent scene... don't care to hear them talking about their "feelings". Also, the idea of two teen girls going across a zombie infested world with limited supplies, hoping to eventually meet up with the ex-Fireflys on a revenge plan. That's an eye-roll for me. I figure the game is based on this "whole get even for Joel" scenario, but it's a tired trope. Jeffrey Wright?!?

If you know/are a fan of podcaster Bailey Sarian, she posted a video about various folks who have experienced being put under conservatorship. I've listened to Bailey for years - she does interesting deep dives on many topics. She talked about Britney Spears, 40's actress Frances Farmer, and she opened the episode talking about Wendy and her issue. Seems Bailey is a Wendy fan and went into the background of how guardianships work. She explains the procedures...

Blah blah she moved out blah left a mess blah diamond jewelry missing. Whatever... I can't stop staring at Virtue's nose.

Decided to watch the new season to see what the latest batch of recipes look like... still midwestern, Jewish-Asian or random. This was a themed episode - she was preparing a superhero party for her nieces 4th birthday. To me, the menu seemed more suited to the adults than kids: A cheeseball appetizer, where the ball is covered with mini pepperoni slices and served with homemade crackers Spaghetti tossed with pesto and topped with a blob of burrata cheese that is cut open at serving A chopped salad, including cubed salami, tomatoes, olives, etc. served in individual bread bowls The birthday cake was chocolate with cream cheese frosting and had pureed beets as an ingredient -- she stuck some fondant shapes on it to make it fit the superhero theme. I watched this on the FN app and there was no intro with Molly's usual speech about farm, husband Nick, children - not sure if this is gone for good or because I watched on the app. The farm kitchen is the same. Molly is still too smiley and gooey, the production team is still using stop-motion filming where the ingredients slide around the countertop. I made it till the last 5 minutes.

Latest article about Wendy - titled "Wendy Williams has forgiven her son for allegedly mishandling her money" https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/130271473.html

I noticed some strange cuts and editing choices last night: During the backyard family dinner, everyone is sitting around chatting, then *boom*, the next scene the whole group is walking/following Eli. Also, they just threw Sean William Scott and wife into a scene with no introduction - I was asking myself "who the hell is that?". It took about 5 minutes before it was explained that he was Lori's son. Next weirdness was the dinner scene in the restaurant - Judy, Jesse and Kelvin disappear then are shown yelling in the freezer. Huh? Also, there were quick cuts back and forth that focused on Kelvin's fogged up glasses that were sort of disconcerting. Not the worst things ever, but I noticed it.