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Yes, they were a little ADD with this episode and that's okay, it's not rehearsed but not quite live with some studying (well Dean didn't do his homework this time) lol Alison will re-watch an episode especially if she wasn't in it. It also helps the memory. I don't think it's odd that Jon went back to his life and isn't suddenly a social butterfly. Alison didn't answer Dean when he said he'd love for him to come with them (more money too with more fans coming) but Alison said soon after Simi "he sorta liked it" alluding to it being fun at times but overwhelming and not enjoyable. He made a lot of money which is good and it was nice of him to give his fans a nod and say Hi but we don't need him to continue if he doesn't want too. HIS book though would probably outsell others but I think he wants the bad blood to stay between him and others and in the past. Not everyone wants their diary read. I liked seeing Allison's real hair, it was pretty and MSA said she though her real hair curled looked so much better but it was too much trouble to do daily. Melissa said she never said anything, just complimented the wig but she had very pretty hair always covered and pinching her during the day. (also very hot) I look forward to whatever the next one will be. I'm glad Pam will do ones Dean wasn't in because he started so late in the episodes. They are a mixed bag depending on how it goes and sometimes they get off subject like we all do, but AA always has an insider tidbit. : ) Well, some are but not acting etc. Todd of course, Rachel who was in Little Women is, young man who played Graham, Kim Richards, Traci Savage who played Christy Kennedy. I'm sure most of the stars are still alive who did guest or costar. We lost many more adult stars sadly.

They dropped the Little Women podcast. Was an odd episode that a child had to do that to get her cold mom a dress to go to a school play which at best was the the height of social activity at WG but I did like that the Ingall's played a more minor role and the kids and guest cast carried it more. And the big question, who chopped that woman's wood? : )

Was checking to see if someone posted this ; ) I love how he talks about ER too and his favorite does change but he was on SO long. I just watched what he said his first fav was "Sleepless in Seattle" where he reads to a dying patient who has no family (and Benton thinks he is crazy) but sets the tone for who he is.

All I could remember is that they both were easy on the eyes and it was the one time I heard Mary almost yell at her parents when they kept her away from them 😊

It's been talked about by Scott Gemmil the creator, Langdon's arc, what he'll do to get back but Stephen Colbert has an additional promo than one shown about at the end of 8pm .If you want to watch, 30 seconds in of video

He needs to get out of there, one more hour....and get some sleep. I liked that too but he's getting close to losing it with everyone, the admin, fine, anti vaxer, fine, Doc about David, too heavy handed and he controdictied himself. I know in promo he goes to look out on roof (another ER thing) but I'll be very sad to see Pitt go for a 9 months but happy to see him walk home. Yes this show is addressing a lot of bias, a lot of "first gut " responses. A social worker or doctor should have gone in with him to at least try. He's tired, he confused, he was hurt at fest, he's worried about his mom, he's depressed and very angry. You need to put him on radar, police messed up with things like this before, but he could be just an angry, depressed teen and they have threatened on paper and in their heads and verbally for decades. Of course there wasn't access to guns, social media to make it worse and sadly mental illness is still stigmatized although people talk about it more. Not the same thing. We talk a lot but that's it.

I hope I’m wrong but David might be another casualty. I wish he wasn’t left alone

I watched LHOP “Little Women” podcast today and was going to link it but it was a mistake and taken down. This week is The In-laws” Next week is LW. I guess I got a preview. Little Women podcast mainly covered the bad wigs, the relationship with Mr. Mansfield and the daughter and mother, and that might be deemed odd by some, how women liked being alone more than men if widowed, Jonathan on episode and being mysterious again (he always was private) and not communicating much, and how the Ingalls really weren’t in this episode much and not needed as saviors. Dean gave MSA props again for her part. They also mentioned how The Walton's stole Ginny from them. : ) They joked that Caroline had to scrub the floor at 3 o’clock in the afternoon just to have Laura put the mop on her head as a pretend wig just to give them some airtime.lol They also gave Carrie some props for her run down the hill and never crying (grass wasn't soft) being a good little actress and putting up with all the outhouse scenes. Again, this will be out for real next week on youtube. I will be watching this podcast tonight on The In-laws after dinner and look forward to discussing it if anyone else does. https://youtu.be/Fb2kDR5cT7Y?si=CID3INMRn2nqusWt

I agree, wholeheartedly about Mrs. Cash not being an abused wife, but I respected her view on it. I think if she actually watched it film she might’ve not felt that way. I love how Melissa Gilbert still tried to get herself in there for one scene lol I do believe there was ongoing jealousy between the girls and I do feel that no matter how great of an actress Melissa Gilbert was, that Michael Landon loved Melissa Sue, a little better in that regard and knew she can carry that episode as she had done others. I can’t even imagine Laura being with Mr. Cash the same way. I also love how they talked about Mary having two faces also .😊 I also like the honesty of Dean in saying that she really wasn’t negotiating with NBC because he controlled the pocketbooks and I think you were correct in saying he was waiting her out

Someone pointed out The Pitt isn't a mystery show, it isn't a who done it so much but fans are concentrating on that because it's a diversion. Although I don't care and hope it's a anonymous person we didn't meet, the fallout and how is more important. We have to see how the medical professionals deal with it, the sadness, the war like images mostly MASH hospitals see.The triage which is so important and heartbreaking. Way back in MASH's day I remember docs not wanting to stop saving someone but there were others that needed a chance. I wonder what person or persons got such a weapon that could kill so many so quickly? Was it an adult who had no connection to anyone but wanting carnage? That though could be a 2 minute conversation but not the core of the story. I feel in some ways the shooter is becoming more of the story than the aftermath.

I remember an interview Noah did where he had heard of doctor's who watched ER and hadn't considered it before as an elective (not as esteemed then) and hoped now with The Pitt, it would give it more kudos. I hope he inwardly felt good too that he met a real doctor who got the bug then.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DHwaLNSyjOX/?igsh=MXU0dHNzOHc0anJ4 loved the ER visit ;)

She will , they all do and she’ll crash. It will just be harder since she had so many wins

I think he was just exhausted. He is not only in the mess with everyone else, but in charge. He seems back to work next week but during break, I hope they mention him getting help and Langdon of course will. Sometimes you can write the script and this time the girlfriend from the time mentioned was to me an obvious casualty. Not close to Robbie but close to someone he loved. Jake will move on but Robbie has the guilt of not saving her.

I knew the girlfriend was expendable but would hit Robbie harder. For him it was another person he couldn't save he loved or someone he loved cared about. During the 2-3 month break for next season might have him getting help and others (we know Langdon is in rehab) David is back and looking very upset, I hope they didn't put his name or photo out there? This show is so much about bias along with many other things. g

Promo for next episode that was missing after last night's show.

A little disjointed but nice podcast on The Collection. I really liked this episode. I only watched half on lunch. Will catch up later Loved hearing how they all had contract negotiations and not just poor Karen. I'm glad though that MSA had it to herself and didn't have to share the spotlight much.

I agree with Juliana, "lightening can't strike twice" A 2 hour special would be nice but not a reboot.

He doesn't think of The Pitt as a reboot, they were planning on one before lawsuit and he had gone through tons of video on Carter etc and when it got sidelined they decided to do something different with The Pitt. Of course any ER show is going to have similarities but the format is different. He was on ER, both Gemmill and Wells so they might have some rights to film. That has been sidelined though.

https://www.tvinsider.com/1181300/the-pitt-season-1-finale-ending-abbott-trauma-robby-leaving Mentions Langdon and others for next season.

I will. I found another one on next season.

Lots of articles on the return of Langdon and his rehab but I noticed a few are "shorter" now. It's ilke they said too much ; ) I did see this today though saying everyone will be back and the time jump should be 2-3 months.The creator where he said he was originally excited to do ER reboot, he had SO many videos of Noah young he could use in flash backs over the years he was on but then he got excited about the new show. I wonder though, if it's just him, could he still use some? That would give old fans a smile He went on to say. The core ensemble that made Season 1 compelling will largely return for the second season. Noah Wyle continues to lead as Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch, with key cast members including Isa Briones (Dr. Trinity Santos), Gerran Howell (Dr. Dennis Whitaker), and Taylor Dearden (Dr. Melissa "Mel" King) also reprising their roles. Tracy Ifeachor, Patrick Ball, and Katherine LaNasa are confirmed returning to their respective roles as well. A notable return will be Shawn Hatosy as Dr. Jack Abbott, who appeared briefly in the pilot before returning during the mass shooting episode. His character's dynamic with the rest of the staff created intriguing tension that writers will likely explore further in Season 2. While no major cast departures have been announced, the time jump may organically introduce new medical professionals to the ensemble, refreshing character dynamics while maintaining the show's established tone.

Interesting article with the creator where he said he was originally excited to do ER reboot, he had SO many videos of Noah young he could use in flash backs over the years he was on but then he got excited about the new show. I wonder though, if it's just him, could he still use some? He went on to say. The core ensemble that made Season 1 compelling will largely return for the second season. Noah Wyle continues to lead as Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch, with key cast members including Isa Briones (Dr. Trinity Santos), Gerran Howell (Dr. Dennis Whitaker), and Taylor Dearden (Dr. Melissa "Mel" King) also reprising their roles. Tracy Ifeachor, Patrick Ball, and Katherine LaNasa are confirmed returning to their respective roles as well. A notable return will be Shawn Hatosy as Dr. Jack Abbott, who appeared briefly in the pilot before returning during the mass shooting episode. His character's dynamic with the rest of the staff created intriguing tension that writers will likely explore further in Season 2. While no major cast departures have been announced, the time jump may organically introduce new medical professionals to the ensemble, refreshing character dynamics while maintaining the show's established tone.

I wondered about that episode, no one talks about it on podcasts because they aren't in it, it really was Doc and Karen and she did carry most of it with him. She stood up to that creepy (but handsome) husband of her friend, the guy who stole the gold, she wasn't afraid with so much illness around her. She was very good, even down to the silent vow the two of them made with the baby. It was 2 months apart, Jan to March so it seems (to me) she got her way even if he had her fight for it. The circle should have been mentioned but it's odd how that very dramatic episode is just rarely discussed. I'm going to check out some podcasts with her to see if she does with someone. Ive been listening to some with Lucy and Charlotte and Melissa Sue lately.

I had given Karen's book away but saw today on Reddit, the reason Karen was upset. I had forgotten ML promised her an episode with her starring in it before they wrote her off and it was in her contract. Stone Soup, although a good episode except for her reading it to the kids, she wasn't really in it, it was about the children. I enjoyed that part though and wish they had more episodes like that. Petty to some, probably not to her since it was in her contract but now I get why a "good episode" was not as liked. It wasn't School Mom in that way. I have no idea what was in writing re script.