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I'm shocked that's the same view. It's beautiful!

I think these recent episodes seem worse because they're all two hours long. Can you imagine two solid hours of Penny?!

The article was from December of 2015. So when Sandra was rambling about another court date in February, Im guessing she meant February of 2016. $14,000? I'm surprised they even got that much

Hell, I don't think it'll take nearly that long.

And didn't she say (more than once, I think), that she hadn't even registered yet? Maybe I'm out of the loop, but don't you need to register BEFORE your Special Snowflake goes on the stage? How else will they know shes there?

Actually, I've noticed that the majority of last names have now been edited out. With the exception of Eden Wood, of course. Mama Mickie probably wasn't down for that.

Excellent point, and probably correct.

She's been a director of a few of the other pagents, and she's looked like that in all of 'em. My guess is the comment about paying for opinions was in response to criticism about previous parental craziness.

As long as there continues to be Red Bull and Pixy Stix, I may stick with this for a few more episodes, but probably not too many. I liked the "stand alone" episodes of years past, but this new format kinda sucks.

Popping back to the roller coaster snake episode for a sec....the dude has an online bakery? How the hell does that work, exactly?

How do you go to a cake baking competition and forget to use sugar?

The latest Tiny House Big Living was a couple with a three year old and brand new baby. The house had a double loft connected by what what I could only describe as a Hell on Your Knees Crawlthrough, the master was on one side, shared bedroom for the kids on the other. To make matters even less safe, the parents rigged up some sort of pulley system to lift the months-old infant up to the loft. Yeah, real safe, folks. I can't imagine getting up in the middle of the night to attend to the baby and having to crawl on my hands and knees in the dark.

The Okinawa episode was also the first time I can recall a specific mention of the couple "paying out of pocket", specifically referencing a housing allowance. I'm also betting she was working at a military base...I can't see her being an intervention specialist who can't speak the local language.

Okay, fair point. I think it was more her tone, maybe? Or what seemed as the constant repetition of "Imgivingupeverything" every other sentence? Not sure what it was exactly--but something. As far as Gideon being a great guy--I really wasn't very clear, was I? What I had meant by that was near the end of the show, it really seemed to click that he had to grab control of his life--his eating habits, exercise, getting a job, helping his inlaws, etc. I believe he even said directly that he needed someone to stop" holding his hand" when it comes to that sort of thing.

Wow, Kayleigh came off as a real bitch. And that's too bad because Gideon seems like a great dude. I hope things continue to go well for him.

Slinging is right. I thought for sure she was going to drop him.

I'm not the original poster, but I would guess that it's an acronym for a prescription report. Ohio has one, too, called an OARRS: Ohio Automated Rx Reporting System. It shows the name of the med, the dosage, the prescribing doc, and which pharmacy filled it.

If the previews are any indication, we may get much, much more than that.

I think the difference is that the things we're seeing on Hoarders are contaminated with animal/rodent/human waste. That's a heck of a lot more difficult to "decontaminate" than smoke damage.

Holy crap, whomever does the stage makeup for the talking head segments should be shitcanned. The Zaz was looking rough.

I know, right? I'm starting to get a complex, or something. I REALLY liked how Coral's son responded when he was asked if he had anything to say to her. To the point, no fuss..."Mom, you fucked up." End of story.

And did you catch the look on her face when they did? She didn't look too happy about it.

Dr Green: '' This family has some deep rooted issues." Yeesh, ya think?

Maybe he does and we just don't see it. But it's more likely that he can't (or won't) because that relative technically isn't his patient. In my experience, physicians usually will not medically comment on folks that are not technically his/her patients for a whole host of reasons, namely opening themselves up to a lawsuit should things go haywire.

My thanks, too. One click led to four hours over at pbs.org.