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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.

Slight tangent, but interesting if you're curious about the behind the scenes shenanigans REAL televangelist get up to, there is a podcaster on Youtube who does deep dives on many of these groups. She has covered such topics as: Jimmy Swaggart's preacher son and his wife, who invited a young hunk into their lives and beds, even hooking him up with his own hotel to run Hip pastor Carl Lentz, mentor to Justin Bieber, and his affair in NYC while his wife and kids were in another state The family behind the Daystar TV empire, rocked after the couple in charge ordered the coverup of a family member stalking their 6 YO grandchild, lest it bring scandal to the church. This soon split the company apart Wacky pastor Gwen Shamblin, she has big hair and pushed a doctrine on weight loss/keeping thin. Then she's in a plane crash There are many more on the page belonging to Not the Good Girl

My one nitpick... Pontius. First, I hate the name and his scenes drag. The character was crowbarred into a few scenes last season for some reason. I find the actor totally rizz-free and surely is related to some producer or investor who asked that he get camera time. Less is more. Aww, Keef wants to get married. Before that tidbit, Keef and Kelvin were in their room and Keef was taking off all of Kelvin's hand/arm jewelry, I got myself braced for a possible fisting scene. Phew!

I laughed more in the first 5 minutes of this show than I have in months. The crazy rehearsal for Amy Leigh's birthday celebration going to hell, complete with jet pack malfunctions, then Walton Goggins with his junk swinging around. OMG!

New info regarding Wendy - headline of the article says "Wendy Williams removed from assisted living facility by NYPD, taken to hospital by ambulance". I skimmed the details; apparently she dropped a note out her window with the words "HELP", which prompted a wellness check and a trip to the hospital for evaluation. https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/wendy-williams-removed-assisted-living-204928324.html Also, Wendy was scheduled to be interviewed on The View on 3/14 via telephone. Wonder if this will still happen.

That is an outdated move to ask for a woman's hand from her dad, but it could that be Colin's religious upbringing - maybe he has that old school belief that a girl belongs to her father until she is married and he is following "tradition".

I just saw an article from Variety.com that both Misha and Jared will have roles in the next season of "The Boys". The story called it a Supernatural reunion - that is totally correct since Jeffrey Dean Morgan is more than likely to be back for that season too and Jensen as Soldier Boy. I would melt in a puddle of goo if Kripke put all four men in a scene together.

I realize I've been hard on the parents about their interactions with Baylen, and after some thinking, I wondered... maybe something pretty devastating happened to her that puts them so on edge all the time. Speculation: She got badly hurt when she was younger because of TS, maybe ended up in the hospital, a parents worst nightmare. That could've put them on hyper alert to her actions and feelings. Or they could just be velcro parents.

We all know the stories about Kevin Jr. living the good life with Wendy's money (Uber eats, parties, etc.) and Wendy renting a nice apartment for him in Miami. In the last couple weeks, I've seen stories that it was Kevin stealing from his mothers Wells Fargo account and that's why they froze everything due to unusual activity. I never heard these accusations before - I know that bank locked her out but the part about Kevin being the culprit... most clues pointed to one of those leeches who were "taking care of her". Is this Kevin stuff old news and I somehow missed it? The gossip also said that when Wendy was confined to a facility and his funds were running low, Kevin got greedy and had "a middle aged woman" call in to Wells Fargo pretending to be Wendy and giving him access to her accounts. Now that Wendy has been showing signs of better cognition, she has been telling people her son is a thief. If its true, Kevin is a shitty son who used his mothers condition to embezzle from her.

Like I said before, this show is not good for my nitpick tendencies. Watching Baylen boohoo about Colin being missing during the couch delivery did not evoke sympathy, it made me roll my eyes. IMO the whole argument felt like a producers desperate attempt to create some drama in a pretty lackluster show... get those kids fighting right after they move in - trouble in paradise! Also, I didn't agree with that friend (or was it her sister?) telling Baylen that she needs to make sure that Colin knows he did wrong by not being available. That was aggressive. Then watching her dadda come and hug his widdle princess like she's a two year old with a booboo. He's not helping her mature at all. Yeesh.

Podcaster Kendall Rae posted an episode covering the TMZ story about Wendy being put in the "memory wing" of the facility she's being housed in. Kendall usually covers true crime stuff - this is her 2nd channel where she sits with friends and they just chat. Note: the first 1hour 15min is the four hosts having "girl talk". Scroll midway for the Wendy talk - they spend about 40 minutes discussing her. Link to Youtube is here

I'm a nitpicker about certain things and the way reality shows skew "reality" is something I can't help but notice. I wasn't targeting this show specifically - I had the same thing bug me when I used to watch Ina Garten's show on Food Network. Ina would ask her husband to run into town for some cheese for the recipe she was making...spontaneous-like. We watch Jeffrey get behind the wheel, pop into a cheese shop and wow! there's a camera there to record the whole interaction. I understand why it's done like this but still, it's my issue.

I'm hate watching at this point; I get no sincerity from this show. I find myself checking all the little things that are supposed to seem spontaneous, like when they go home goods shopping and they walk in like anyone would off the street but there are cameras already in the store as Baylen walks in. The producers of this show are hacks. Baylen and BF are moving into their new apartment with the whole family helping and, just by chance, a thunderstorm rolls in. Who would have guessed that thunder triggers Baylen! The sounds make her cover her ears and the stress causes her leg and foot to twist into a pretzel and she gets locked in this position. She's bent over like a crippled deer as mom, dad and BF all stand around giving her concerned looks and attention. It couldn't be just a normal "moving day" episode... Baylen's life is a constant source of drama!

Ajia Bell was full of feeble excuses for not paying Arnold Scott back. She was sure that she was going to get money out this guy with the usual gold digger lines (rent due, car needs repair, etc.) and he would gladly rain dollars onto her. Now she's crying when he didn't follow the script - he wants to be repaid! How dare he. Being asked for repayment caused her so much stress. Poor baby. I didn't stick around to see if Scott got money for his claim of being fired because of this office drama - I feel pretty certain that he didn't have any documents to support his claim on that. Right?