roughing it

The books delved more into their private lives. Here there's been no mention at all of Faith's son whose life she is very involved with. Angie worked undercover with prostitutes and personally was a mess (much moreso than here), whom Will could not abide. Will had a SO who was the medical examiner (and she had two huge dogs that bonded nicely with Betty Maria White Trent!).

Drew is the executive producer.

I struggle with the fast talking/mumbling of lines that I have a hard time following what's going on.

I watched Dear Santa with Jack Black. It was terrible - turned it off about 40 minutes in. I wish I hadn't given it that much time. And I very rarely turn off a movie, always thinking it must get better. But this was really bad.

He's a pig. There are a lot of loose ends to tie up and only 1 episode remaining to do that. But almost half of this episode is dedicated to foul Travis (Sheridan) and his show ponies. I don't need to see any more spinning horses. And I certainly won't be watching 6666 if it ever comes to air.

Don't Beth and Rip have their own house? Why are they staying in the main house?

Thanks everyone for the replies. I get it, this one for current movies and the other for previous movies. Makes sense, I was just confused which is typical of me

I agree. I feel like Jamie has been so misunderstood and he is their typical scapegoat, so easy to just blame everything on him. I would have loved to see that Jamie was playing Sarah and Market Equities all along, but that didn't happen. Another scenario I wanted to see was Beth finding out that Sarah was behind all this and go all "Beth Dutton" on her, after realizing that Jamie was not the enemy, and that they would join forces against Market Equities. But alas, that didn't happen either. It's easier writing with Jamie as the fool.

So I'm a little confused...are we supposed to be posting Hallmark movies here on this thread (Countdown to Christmas) or the Hallmark Movie thread. Or both? Well it's obviously both, but would be easier to track if only on one thread.

Cannot stand Angela and Ainsley. They really bring the entire show down. I would rather see them as occasional characters, or not at all.

As far as Netflix movies so far,I enjoyed Our Little Secret. Merry Gentlemen was ok too, although I would’ve liked someone else besides Chad Michael Murphy as the lead. There was just something about him that I didn’t think worked well here.

I watched Best. Christmas. Ever. on Netflix. It was horrible. Started out ok but got progressively worse. I thought with Jason Biggs and Heather Graham it would be better. This is one to skip.

The 17-year-old daughter looks like and is played by a 27-year-old. Totally unbelievable. Can't they find an 18-19 year old actor for at least a little credibility?

Instead of shooting into Charles' apartment, could the bullet have been shot from inside Charles' apartment to the West Tower?

I. Don't. Care. Gawd, the exposition by the two Old Men just goes on and on and on. My eyes were glazing over. My husband likes this show and because we typically watch together, I get roped in. Maybe for payback I'll make him watch Emily in Paris with me.