Mothra

I think Naomi's eyeroll was over the tired old "such a pretty face" crap that fat girls have had to live with since Eve couldn't lose her baby weight. I agree with her. The fact that it's true doesn't mean you have to say it--as if fat people don't know they'd look better if they weren't fat!--plus there's the condescension involved: who is the clerk/store owner to offer unsolicited opinions on Naomi's appearance? I love everyone in this family. I don't think Chitoka is a queen bee at all, and my grin went ear to ear when she made her first walk outside. And I hope they are all successful, although every one of them seems to be following the pattern of Dr. Now's patients: after an initial weight loss, they feel like they can "cheat" a little. Very few bariatric patients I've seen on TV seem to understand--really understand--that the surgery isn't the solution but only a tool to make the hard work of eating less a little easier.

I love so much about this show, maybe Louie Anderson as Christine most of all. I believe him so much as Christine that I would not be surprised to run into her at Target. There is a sweetness and even a kindness in the sometimes cruel humor that totally wins me over every week. I hope this show lasts forever.

Isn't Truly Scrumptious a character in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?

I have trouble sleeping, and for the past year I've slept with my ipad with The Office playing on an endless loop, season after season. I've watched them all maybe 50 times. 1. I am made very uncomfortable by James Spader. 2. I want to know how Michael and Oscar kept straight faces during the 'colonoscopy' cold open ('should I have a safe word?').

Ten-pound cat in a five-pound catsuit?

I'm new here, so hi! but I had to respond to this. Is anybody else a recovering Toddlers and Tiaras addict? This is exactly like one of those hyper-touched-up photos those little girls had.