luna1122

why ewwing?

I LOVE this show. Like, immediate infatuation. It has the Schitts Creek vibe, for me: snarky, weird, sweet AF, touching as hell. I also cried my eyes out. I'm hooked.

I love this show, even when it...vexes me, which Zoe often does. I want to still like her. I want to WANT to see her succeed, but everything seems so effortless for her, because she's pretty, or wealthy, or whatever. Where did that fabulous house come from? and for her to just succeed so apparently spectacularly in London just irked me. She's not terribly bright, she's not remotely deep or thoughtful, she's smug, she doesn't ever appear to work hard, and so I'm not psyched to see everything come so easily for her. And she's stupid AF about men, tho I give her a pass for that at this age, to an extent. I did love the twins wondering why all these guys are so into Zoe and if it's always like this living with her. "Sadly, yes" replies Ana, finessing out another Jello shot. Funny. Hate baby storylines in general, but very interested in Nomi's pregnancy. Who and when? They've only been apart for the summer, but she's pretty big already...so she would have been knocked up before summer break began. Surrogacy? Random hookup, tho she was heavily involved with her professor back then and hasn't seemed very into guys at all of late? Curious. I was hoping wornontv would have those ridiculous but awesome boots Zoe was wearing, but not yet anyway.

This WAS a good episode. My honey gave up on this show a few seasons back, but watched this one with me and we both genuinely laughed several times. My biggest issue was that Frank's new wife, who has been on several times, whose wedding we witnessed, who Phil had a childhood crush on...disappeared. Even if the actress wasn't available, to just erase the character was off putting. I DID miss hailey and Alex, as the funeral of Phil's mom was one of the more touching MF episodes, and they had to do with that as well. I loved the cats stealing the dog beds, and I LOVED Joe's new pupper. The final scene of him and Stella was too much adorable. Brenda, the pretty girl Manny crushed on, would never ever ever be interested in him, but it was nice to see that Hayley Erin, who played Brenda on the original episode mentioned, was still Brenda. I know her from soaps and follow her on IG, she's sparkly pretty and sweet. Cam as the redneck next door neighbor and Lily in her side-pony/white trash outfit..I did lol. Phil made me cry. Ty Burrell is so good. I had flashdance sweatshirts too.

I think the question is: if Da'Young had won, and they mass produced her outfit, would the non-Asian consumers who purchased it be guilty of 'cultural appropriation'? I loved Nancy's look best, and thought she and Brittany and Marquise would be the top 3. Nope. I don't know fashion, I guess. I will not say that I don't believe that Sergio is genuinely moved and devastated by the treatment of immigrants at the border, as we all should be. But his weeping on the runway looked rehearsed and disingenuous. It doesn't help that he's such a douchebag, with such a...punchable face. So sad to see Shavi go.

Dan Levy is a stunningly handsome guy. I think Patrick is a cute button, but not especially handsome. (it's the hair. in recent pics, where he's grown it out, and in fact is sort of sporting Dan Levy hair, I think he's hot).

The clock test thingy is just making me miss "Hannibal" all the more. I liked Sophia Bush, I don't really know her, but I'm guessing this is a one and done for her. So the hall pass thing: I joke about a laminated list ala Friends with my honey (my top three: Mads Mikkelsen, David Duchovny, Adam Driver) but if I were to actually meet one of them, and they expressed any interest (not that they would), I would still consider it a joke, and so would my BF. I wouldn't REALLY call him up and say I ran into whoever and he asked me out, can I go? Is that what Bush's character supposedly did? I mean, some folks would be okay with it, I suppose. Clearly her husband, even if he was initially trying to be...was not. Kevin's Hollywood Bowl date was...over the top, even for a Pearson.

It's really not Netflix's fault. this is all David Fincher.

I like it too. The initial premise is icky and put people off, but the cast is mostly so good, and I'm emotionally invested in the characters. I'm sorry it's pretty much dead in the water. I really love Emily Osment and Brittany Snow. But ugh, Edie. Sleeping with her soon-to-be-ex cuz she had a fight with her girlfriend side piece. I mean...she's such a mess. I'm not sure how good an actor Megalyn Echikunwoke is, but she sure is pretty.

Moira's skirt was amazing. love how she just dons that to go to a jazzagirls rehearsal. According to WornonTV, it's an MSGM skirt, originally $700 or so, now sold out. And Alexis' little skirt and top is actually a one piece dress, from Yoox, about $400. I do so love the fashion on this show. Poor David. That's a humiliation I'm not sure you come back from. Patrick was so sweet about it. I loved how David said if situations were reversed, he's not sure he could say the same (about no divorce), cuz that's so David. Such a funny episode.

It's mentioned multiple times that David lived in NYC, but no real indication that the rest of the family did, tho they clearly visited him. And Alexis crashed her car into the Prada store on Rodeo Drive, so they might have lived there, but Alexis has stories about EVERYwhere, so who knows. They don't really want us to pin down where they lived, or where Schitts Creek is now, so I mostly just don't try to.

I loved it. It's like the Scrubs musical episode, which is a fave. I love Jane Levy and I love the LOOK of this show, so bright and pretty. I love the setting, I love the cast. i'm sure it's too twee by half for some folks, but I'm in it for the long haul. Or short, cuz it probably won't last.

Wait, why would it have been Tyrell's face? I'm still...thinking about it. It was beautiful and so effing sad that I cried, but I'm not positive yet how I actually felt about it.

Forrest Gump is pretty much my most hated movie ever, but I still mostly like Hanks. I do think he's over-revered. He's quite capable of ladling on too much cheese and being too precious and twinkly. Which is why, tho The Circle wasn't a good movie, I enjoyed him in it, playing the lying, scheming, smiling bad guy. I'd LOVE to see him a truly evil character.

Yes. they separated briefly, and then got back together, and lived, as Janeane Garofalo's Mabel told us, 'happily ever after'.

I guess that's true. My math is probably wonky. I was putting her more at 45, and NYOTB at more mid 90s than late 80s, so I was figuring her first concert to be at 19 or 20.

Agreed. He's long been a crush, but I never knew he could play sweetly adorkable so well. I love the Drive-by truckers! Their former guitarist/singer Jason Isbell is just about my fave artist. I'm not buying that anna is young enuf for NKOTB to be her first concert. Or were they just naming embarrassing concerts or something?

She was. It is. Tho I guess it could be sort of some kind of foreshadowing?

It was sweet. The show is mostly just sweet, even when it annoys me how much this group meddles in Wade's life. I liked Ann--was that the doctors name?--just fine, but I thought he had more chemistry with Caroline, I kinda wish they'd go there. I was laughing when the widows group found it so hilarious that Wade could ever be a bad boy. He was Boyd Crowder, pretty much the poster boy for bad boys, dammit.

I think the onus of an affair is on the married person doing the cheating, but both parties bear responsibility in the fallout of it all. Dex flat out said she 'stole' Benny from his wife (tho the guy she was talking to said the wife stole him first, so I don't even know). They really do need to make it a little clearer wtf actually went on. The wife said she kicked him out, but I'd do that too if my husband was mooning around listening to Pearl Jam cuz it reminded him of another woman, which: he must have TOLD her that for her to know it, which is also kind of gross and mean.

This made me lol in real life, sitting at my desk. Yes, I am familiar with this, the most basic of men's (and some womens) fantasies. But that's not the point. Not my point, anyway. Were we to think that kid was blasting the Monkees, or was that just the soundtrack?

That's not creepy and reductive or anything. As if 2 women together is just for a guy's benefit. As if 'the other woman' isnt a threat to a relationship cuz she's just fantasy fodder. Cheating is cheating unless everybody involved thinks it isn't. If this even IS cheating, as we've already pondered. Ugh, I'm thinking about this too much.

I used air quotes in reference to the feelings of all involved cuz feelings are feelings, we kind of can't help them (tho how we react is, of course, another story). Even if they haven't used any form of the commitment word, miles being upset would be understandable, especially, as pointed out, since the person in question is grey's girlfriend, who she finagled for him to commit an actual crime to get him to investigate. I wouldn't be there for him getting righteously angry over the sex, but I would be 100 per cent for him noping on outa there cuz DeX is too much of a mess to deal with. He probably won't tho. Dex possesses some kinda magic, apparently, that makes everyone put up with her. And sleep with her Or maybe this whole thing is one big misdirect and they didn't have sex at all.

Have Miles and Dex had the commitment convo? How upset is Miles 'allowed' to be, if they haven't? Does he know dex slept with her ex, the singer chick whose name I've forgotten? I don't imagine grey and Liz have had any commitment talks yet, but he 'gets'to be upset about it all, no matter what, I think. Friends aren't supposed to bone one anothers current love interests, just in general. Dex does fit the anti hero mold, and it's cool that it's a woman filling that role for a change, but I'm pretty bored by that stereotype no matter who it is. I had a run of being self destructive and emo and drank too much and slept with any cute guy who asked and woke up next to randoms more times than I should have (tho I'm boringly hetero and never woke up next to random chicks, let alone my BFFs new girlfriend) so I get it, and I dont even have PTSD, which I guess Dex has, but mostly she just seems all emo and self absorbed, drinking too much and wallowing to Yellow Ledbetter cuz it was 'their song' ,and she shrugs off her own bad behavior with "well, that's just what I do" too often to compel me to a lot of sympathy for her. I do think she'll have to face some actual consequences here, with Grey, but not sure what that will entail. Rehab? Therapy? AA? I also think her dead ex seems like he was kind of a dick.

I like Smulders, and I think she's good, but tonight's episode just made me roll my eyes. It did come off as silly. Annoying, even. I think even she can't quite pull this off. Dex is just too much of a trainwreck, I find her wearying. I WAS interested in the de-enrollment stuff. I had no idea that was a thing.