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That family must be trying to make a run of it on reality TV. The son he brought with him was one of the makers on this past season of Making It. I usually FF through all the stories, but saw the wife and kid when the chairs turned, and went back to check.

I'd pick Josh any day of the week. I'd just address him as "sex pest Josh Duggar" every time I saw him, and I'd say that he has enough self-awareness to stay away after the first time or two. I believe that not only does Jill R. not have any self awareness, the grift game is strong with that one, and it would be nothing but bible tracts and asking for handouts every hour of every day that she and her family were here. And David would eat all of the food.

Delvin: No way I can sleep in the workroom. Editing: Multiple cuts to him sleeping in the workroom. Marquis: They haven't seen girly girl from me <shows sketch> Editing: Shows 2 of his previous outfits that kind of look like that. Me: <Dying at editing this week>

Party, party, party, everybody's at the party. Skip! Stop! This show is so dumb. So, so dumb. But I love it.

Wow to that. Happy, but surprised. With as little as they promoted it and as quickly as they burned it off, I knew there was no chance of it coming back.

The FACE that puppet can make. Or maybe CGI help, I don't know. It was the embodiment of the Emperor telling Luke to let the hate flow through him. Please don't make my cute little Baby Yoda bad.

This looks like one of her best recipes (I'll even not use quotes around the word) yet, but two things: 1) I did not know potatoes came in a can. 2) I cup water for the soup is all? Big fat nope on that one.

It's not just your husband, it's your headship. You want your headship to transfer from your parents to something better, small chance that may be. The Rodrigui, Stevehovahs, Maxhells, and Derick Dillard are the norm, not the strange exception, and money is generally really tight with lack of going to a real elementary, middle school, high school or college, limitations of what they can do or see, real world experience, etc. There was a guy when I was still in that looked like a ferret and mildly smelled funny, but he was super popular among the girls, because he was pretty fun and friendly, and had a pretty decent job for the religion. He had his pick of girls to marry. Erin Bates probably won the jackpot with Chad, and even though he is a pretentious twit, and totally laughable, Jinger at least gets to have way more fun and closer to real world experiences than pretty much anyone in this group. And I'm not saying any of these guys would be a great real world catch.

Having grown up in a weird fundy cult (although not Gothard), I'd like to generalize that other than the teeniest, tiniest fraction of a percent, there really isn't a "better" out there. And you don't want to be a washed up old maid, (about 21-22) because your pickings are even slimmer.

Hey, Fox!! I can't watch this, because you and my satellite provider are in a dispute, and I can't get the channel. I honestly don't know how long it has been going on, I don't watch anything on your network, and didn't notice until I saw that this series was a thing. This would have literally been the only thing on your channel I would have watched.

Did Derick really just quote The Notorious B.I.G? That has to have been a coincidence, right? I mean Ben's the rapper in the family.

Best to worst: Forever ago, my friend and I were dancing the night away at a small local nightclub. A giant tower started dancing with us, and eventually I thought we were dancing with Charles Barkley, but couldn't figure out why he was there. The next day I figured out he was in town for a celebrity golf tournament. He was very nice, and bought a round of drinks for us and a lot of people around us. I was at a Poison/Def Leppard concert, and ran into my neighbor, who is a studio musician that you would have never heard of. He knew C. C. Deville pretty well, and took my friend and I to meet the band. Bret Michaels was actually really nice (none of them were not nice, he was just really nice) and offered to have the neighbor and my friend and I join him and a big group to go out after the show. I declined, because I'm old, and had to work the next day, but the neighbor had a really good time. The bad: Tonya Harding lived really close to where I worked, and we were her local pharmacy. She was always really rude and demanding. We kept track of who waited on her, and took turns. I wouldn't want to call her a celebrity, but can't resist calling out the behavior. At a different pharmacy, we had a over-dressed, super crabby lady come in to pick up a prescription for her son. Scotty Pippen Jr. Who, she informed us, was the son of Scotty Pippen. And she was in a hurry, because Scotty Pippen had somewhere to be. She really did use Scotty Pippen's full name multiple times, and every time she said Scotty Pippen, it was louder than all the other words she said. I would have rather waited on Tonya Harding.

I read anal rapist instead of Anjali Rajpal. Hanging out too much in the Fellowship thread, I guess.

I might or might not have run around the room yelling that Aaron Burr and George Washington were singing together on WLIIA. Or gave him a standing ovation when he walked out. That was just a super funny episode all around, and having Wayne Brady AND Christopher Jackson singing together was amazing. I was pretty sure that all his work with Freestyle Love Supreme would make him more than just a pretty voice, and able to be more than just a prop to any singing improv game, and was happy not to be disappointed.

So I've never watched this show, but I've read the forums for years. Turned on the TV, and there she is, so I am sitting and watching. After watching her put chipotle and pretzels on things, my daughter looked at me and said, "Why are you watching this, and who is this lady?". I told her that she was a famous food blogger with a big following, and she couldn't figure it out. A few minutes later she asked why she had a show, since she couldn't cook good food, and has no personality to have a TV show. Ree said something about how good her blue cheese dip was, and my daughter just looked at the TV, and said "You keep believing that, lady.".

I'm wondering if Edgar is a cause of their lack of screen time this year. With him being such an important part of their operations, I have wondered that if any mishaps, dangerous situations or breakdowns happened (the interesting stuff we'd want to watch) he'd be front and center, and therefore any of that footage is unusable, and there isn't much else to show? Couldn't agree more about Steve. (Don't like him enough to use his nickname.) Every time he comes on, my daughter wonders why they picked a boat with a captain that is so unlikable, "because they already have Jake". Hard to argue with that logic.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2018/07/19/deadliest-catch-star-edgar-hansen-pleads-guilty-sexual-assault/801214002/ He fished king crab, too, but this is why he hasn't been shown. Nothing was said about it on the show that I've heard, they've just chosen to ignore it.

After reading all your comments, I just decided to delete this episode without even watching it. Hopefully I won't have to do that again, but from now on, I'm coming here first before watching.

This one was a meh for me on the actual designs. IMHO Sebastian got robbed, and so did Tessa, because her mother of the bride outfit should have put her in the bottom with Hester, and they should have only had a bottom 2 this week, because they were both that bad. The judges should have taken one look at Hester's dress, and declared that from now on, PR is never giving out immunity again. Hopefully someone made Hester glue pasties to herself, and then take them off, because her model deserves hazard pay. Speaking of models, how do they decide which ones go home? For all their talk of embracing "curvy" girls, they sure aren't many "curvy" models left. And why is Garo's model still there? Every time she walks, I make "galumph" sounds when her feet hit the ground. OTOH, Mimi is the MVP of the season for me. I feel like whoever has her has the advantage, not because of her size, but because she SELLS whatever it is she is wearing.

So their whole way of dealing with the Edgar problem is to pretend he never existed? Does anyone know if he is actually on the boat or not? I thought there might have been a glimpse of part of someone extra on the Northwestern in the biting the heads off the cod scene, but I couldn't be sure.

I have watched all of these and had no idea Joseph came into money by blackmail. Shows you how much I paid attention to that storyline.

I know I'm behind, but I couldn't get on. JHud made my ears bleed. That was baaad.

I can see that happening, too, and if it does, I'm out. I'm only sticking around this season because Laurence Fox brings the pretty to the show. This show has strayed so far from history, we might as well get a show where English people do revolt against the crown, and Victoria and Albert are out, and in their place, Lord Pam and Ernst are installed. That way London gets the swinging 60's about a century early. We're just basically watching a soap opera, anyway, so why not?

I find it laughable (not surprising) how easily Scientology shot itself in the foot on this one. If they didn't call the cops, Mike and Leah would have had a fairly boring segment. Instead they did, and only proved the point that Mike and Leah were trying to make. What I want to know is how did the Clearwater PD have so many resources that they could have that many officers show up for 3 people sitting on a park bench? That just blows my mind. IDK of any police department around here that would do that for a non-emergency call.

Could not agree with you more, @kicotan. I just am a pessimist, I guess, and can see the government possibly going after the "weird cult" religions, but I think the big ones are too powerful to ever have to worry about that. If something as small and bothersome as Scientology has so much power, imagine what the ones with millions to billions of followers have.