parrotfeathers

That's interesting. The dog show people I know are most interested in having a dog negative for dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). I didn't get to see this episode darn it. Apparently there was no written contract on genetic disease testing?

I really don't agree with JJ, although I do understand her reasoning. But there was no formal foster papers or anything like that making it official. JJ is usually a stickler for "officialness." I think the 17 year old Is somewhat handicapped. Defendant should consider herself lucky the girl left.

Me neither. I hated to say it first since so many people here like them. I don't know if it's the actress herself or the character she plays.

We are very big on protocol. Standing for the bride is always done!

I am really feeling ambivalent about this series. It was much darker than I thought it would be and didn't hold my interest. Does anyone know what Season 2 might bring (if there is one).

CKC would register a toad with no legs. And it always has to be pits! In the area I am in it's always pitties that need rescues. Unfortunately there are few people willing to take them. Can't sell them up north. The shelters that will take them always say they will be euthanized and frankly the life they are rescued from is worse than death in some cases. I'm very active in my dog club and have 2 AKC registered dogs. Over the last 20 years I've taken in over a dozen strays. They just show up and thankfully none of them were pits. The best one has been our beagle that obviously was someone's hunting dog that never found her way home. She's a couch potato now.

When I watched that episode I did wonder if he was just looking for prey. I'm certain Judge Judy knew that too but I suppose she had to be very careful and for once keep her mouth shut on the subject. I was thinking what I would do if he was standing in the pouring rain and I thought well gosh I'd call the police or at least the front desk and tell them about some guy in the parking lot. But perhaps both of them were looking for the same thing.

I crochet but I even thought the knitting left a lot to be desired. Director: Just pretend you know how to knit.

I guess my tv didn't say its prayers because that episode didn't come through. Perhaps tomorrow. Dog training one didn't either but I look forward to it.

Tiny people are just . . . tiny. I have a 40 year old niece I swear is no larger than the tiniest DCC girl. I'm always thinking why doesn't she just eat. She's just tiny. But she does eat a healthy diet splurging every now and then. I guarantee though she's never been to some drive through hamburger joint or fried chicken place.

Or "hey." Lordy they say that a lot. I never look over at hubby and say "hey" blah blah blah.

First let me admit--it also irks me to no end to have to continually call my man to the supper table. I cook. We live too far out for eat out food. He better get to the supper table when I call him Second--you live in the south, you have bugs. Big bugs, little bugs, nice bugs, mean bugs. They are everywhere. JJ probably hasn't seen a bug in years. Thanks for your review. My first laugh of the day!

Same here. He isn't really even showing symptoms. And how can two senior citizens take care of someone with symptoms as awful as his are going to be (per google search). And he's given them all his money. Mel reminds me of some broody hen. P.S. I do like the gangster sister however. She's a badass for sure. I'm waiting for Manny Montana to show up any day now too. Scenery is gorgeous.

Well of course!

Finally finished. I don't understand the point of Denny coming into the series. Is he going to stay for next year? Did I fall asleep and not see the part where Doc said no you can't give me all your money? And he sure is way up there is age to still owe a ton of money on his little clinic. We need a thread for burning questions.

I've never been pregnant but do women really hold their bellies when they are barely 3 weeks pregnant? Mel holds her belly as if the baby is just going to pop out any day now. It's going to be at least another 3 years.

Maybe Lizzie could deliver meals (and more)? This show is such an unfair representation of girls Lizzie's age. If I was the actress I'd have to say oh come on guys sex is not all we think about.

And some of them say "I wanted a Christian." Damnit lady there's got to be a church somewhere near you. Your luck would have to be just as good there.

Lizzie can't decide between being a trollop or a candy striper (dating myself on that). As much as I hated (HATED) her last year I may come around should the writers give her better material.

It disturbed me somewhat because I loved him!

Sometimes they stick a new character in a show to see what happens. Apparently they didn't think he did enough for the show to keep him. I remember reading somewhere with Good Girls Manny Montana wasn't supposed to be a regular at first but the chemistry was so good he stuck around to cause all kind of mayhem.

I've never found cow or horse poo objectionable, but this kinda irks me too. It gets me to wondering are all of the smaller beef/dairy farms like this in the barn/paddock area?

On Jack not demanding DNA--apparently he just has a burning desire to be a father regardless? Since doc is a doc it seems the first thing he would do is ask for a cheek swab to test for DNA. Heck they could do it together and have a little ceremony. The young man is either a fine example of a young man or a dirt bag just pretending.

To refresh you--all I notice that has changed in first episode is Lizzie has now gone from trollop to helping the less fortunate in less than a week (in the show's timeline).

Well if he did he would be congratulating himself to no end because he rarely does anything without telling everyone how wonderful he is. Scamming old women would be a wonderful cause for Robin, but it's probably not exotic enough for her to be helping women closer to her own age.