Snow Apple

Seems like a harmless sitcom to have in the background but I kept thinking it's Reba Hart and Barbara Jean working in a bar since they act like those characters.

Is that a live audience? It sounds like a fake soundtrack and I don't like it.

I'm mildly interested enough about this show but I can't stand Mandy's mom. I'll give it a chance but if she's still a humorless and judgemental character, I don't think I'll last the whole season.

Since we're throwing out ideas, I'm going to forget about the movie. The original show ended with Blair as headmistres, and wasn't Jo studying to be a teacher? So that explains why those two are at Eastland. Natalie can be writing a novelization of her adventures growing up as a student, in the vein of "Life With Mother Superior" aka "The Trouble With Angels." She's back to remind her of it all. They just need to come up with an idea why Tootie is back.

Like a few others, I wasn't sure about continuing this but that ending sucked me in and I'll be back. I also loved Mattie introducing older references to her young coworkers and then hearing that old Matlock theme song.

Isn't NBC going to show gymnasts from any other countries? And I don't mean just when the members of the other teams fall. I'm sure Simone will win the all around unless something unexpected happens but this still the Olympics. Not the Simone and team USA show.

Wow! They really hit the jackpot casting Sam Reid. I was unsure about how they'll pull off rock star Lestat but Sam nailed it. "He's gold Jerry, gold!"

I don't know. If you imagine him without the beard and with a modern hairdo, he was quite dishy.

I remember the first time I saw Shannen was in an episode of Father Murphy when she was a little girl. I don't usually remember guest stars in tv shows but she was quite a stand out. She's had negative stuff said about her in later roles but I never disliked her due to that first impression. Regarding Richard Simmons, I was a big fan. As a person who struggled with weight, I appreciated his low impact approach. He once said to just keep moving; that simple things like taking a shower or walking to the mailbox means you're moving. That really stayed with me. Other health personalities push beyond your limits but Richard's video had simple steps. But wow, those simple moves really did made me sweat.

I loved it too so I won't repeat what everyone already said, but I have to say I suddenly and unexpectedly became fond of Armand now that his secrets are exposed and Louis dumped him. We'll see if that feeling continue in season 3 😆 The ending with Louis in an expensive penthouse room sending out the message "Come get me. If you dare." seems so familiar. Where have I seen this before?

Didn't he say Daniel should be worried about "the other one"? I don't remember the wording. I thought he was warning him about Louis too which puzzled me, but then wondered if he was talking about Lestat. Or even Claudia? One thing for sure, we can't rely on the books.

I didn't want the first season to end but I'm looking forward for this season to end. I'm still interested enough to watch and this season had good moments but I miss Lestat, New Orleans, and Louis' family. Despite the ending of this episode, they changed so much from the books (including Claudia and Madeline's relationship and Armand and Daniel's relationship) that I'm beginning to be afraid they'll change Claudia and Madeline's fate somehow. I hope I'm wrong. I think it was a mistake to cast an adult, even a young looking one, as Claudia. The tragedy was she was stuck in a five year old body (or 10 in the movie). I like both the actresses on this show but I never felt sorry for her since she can pass for 18.

I'm watching reruns and the episode where Crystal gives birth is called "Deliverance." I knew the title before but cannot believe it's taken me this long to really compute in my brain and realize the reason. Crystal's husband and the baby's father was played by Ned Beatty.

The actor who played young Daniel is amazing. I hope we get more flashbacks with him. Oh my. The visual effect of Louis in the sun was impressive. But then burned Louis was horrible. I could hardly watch those scenes. It looked too realistic to me. They need to submit the makeup artist for an Emmy. Or is it computer generated? I don't about know much about these things nowadays.

I'm also over Mark and how he'll be the savior of the family if only he can graduate from a prestigious university, and anything else is a dead end. I hope he gets arrested for illegal hacking and University of Chicago kicks him to the curb. His life was on track thanks to Darlene's sacrifice and he spits on it just because SAD, a good school, is not UofC.