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True. I'm not sure why she's focused her ire only on Landon, though. Thomas is constantly checking out and chasing other women...most likely the same ones Shep's attracted to. Landon hasn't wrecked their relationship, broken up their home, or stolen her man away. He wasn't hers alone to begin with.

Mayur is coming off like a older, more organized version of Christian. I guess that's what happens when you marry your boss, he'll be bossy. Ben and Vikki's wedding was sweet. They make a cute couple, so far. His need to play around and be goofy while she tries to organize or cook, though, makes no sense. They're trying to make a new life together in a small space, not dorm mates for a semester. I hope he calms down soon. David and Taylor...why are they on here again? Because their marriage was "arranged" by his brother, or just for drama? Their car ride conversations alone give me an idea that their marriage may be doomed.

I can't remember Thomas ever being as caring and considerate to Katheryn as he was the night before the inducement. Probably not since she first had Kensie. I'm sure that niceness on both their parts won't last for long...especially with the stress of two little ones. Craig is just so bitter this season. I'm not sure making up and hanging out with Whitney then getting a massage was beneficial for him. He came back from LA worse than when he went out there. I do wonder what kind of boss JD is. He mentioned something about what a manager's responsibilities are to Craig at the Charleston Cup, but I don't remember, does Craig have a management position or is he currently his assistant? Either way, seems like Craig no longer cares what happens at Gentry, or how bad his actions look to JD. And yeah, well Shep is Shep...no matter what coast he's on.

Just finished watching this On Demand. I rarely watch this award show and was only intrigued this year by the Go-Go's reunion and the Prince tribute- which was the only performance I watched live. I was too busy crying and singing along with Madonna and Stevie at the time to notice all the negative aspects others have commented on here, and elsewhere. I thought it was an okay tribute, though, for the first of (I anticipate) several to come. The BBMA's set the benchmark, the BET Awards say they are going do a better one, and with more award shows down the pike there will be tributes that fans (hopefully) will feel are worthy of one such as Prince. As for the rest of the show: Kinda wished the two musical hosts were allowed at least one musical performance. Nice clothing changes, though. So enjoyed The Go-Go's singing, "We Got the Beat " live, and in that classic American Bandstand clip. Is it really 35 years since that song debuted? (sigh) I'm sorry, Justin Beiber, why on all the music award shows I've seen recently are you still singing the same song? No wonder you're bummed about attending them. Sing something else... Like Kesha did with that Bob Dyan song. That was something different for her, from what I've seen previously. Very subdued....and brave. Overall, the BBMA's was pleasant, but will remain in the category of awards that I don't have to watch.

Since he says he's a chef, I sure hope Whitney's cooking is better than his singing.

I've been watching this show from the beginning, and i agree with some of you that the law practicing scenes are the best parts of this show. The Sisters-in-Law circle drama however, should be toned down. Most specifically, Rhonda's drama. I know she defends victims who've been maligned by someone or some organization, but does that give her leeway to play the victim in her personal life? Juanita may have gossiped a little to the others about their business history, but dragged her name through the mud as she keeps claiming...no way. Rhonda's hysterics about the same issues, especially after supposedly mending fences, is just too much. As for Jolanda and Vivian...imo maybe if they championed and praised anyone but themselves a little more, there wouldn't be any animosity between them. I like them both as characters on this show and hope to see them as friends and colleagues again, not rivals.