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I'm a little tired of Dex. Apparently, I'm the only one, cuz literally everyone else wants to fuck her. The kid didn't mean to blow up sue Lynn's car, he just wanted to scare her. He'd sold/gave--i wasn't paying close attention either--the drugs to the kids who OD'd and died and sue Lynn had him disenrolled in the tribe, so he was bitter.

Thnx for the answer... It really is killing me that I can't watch this, even though everyone seems a little disappointmed in it. Yeah, on the series finale, which I realize they're sort of just ignoring, fran and mark "invited an adventurous Swedish couple into their marriage and they'd been happier" or something like that. They were definitely still together. Even if they've split, fran and Jamie were Bffs, she shouldn't just be erased, even if the actress isn't interested in returning. I guess Ira isn't with marianne/Cyndi Lauper either? What's with Jamie becoming a therapist? That seems so random.

Wait, what? I can't see the reboot...Mark and Fran did get back together and were together at the end of the show...he has a new wife? No mention of Fran?

She did say that she didn't want to ask any of the 'group' because she didn't want to talk to them about the breakup yet, just in case it didn't stick. PJ looks more like Eddie's kid than anyone else's (little Carl grew up awfully cute), but Eddie's got enuf kids. I would have liked to have heard what Delilah told them too. And yeah, i'd like SOMEONE to note that the day Jon jumped, D and Eddie were planning to blow everyone's world apart anyway, so just what did they have planned to say to the kids then? Hate that Regena had to cave and want a baby. Only bad, damaged or selfish cold women don't want babies in TV-land. I was oddly moved by both "Iris' and the "Against all Odds" cover this episode. (Against all Odds was my and my ex husband's 'song' and tho I don't remotely miss him, the song is still cheesy sad goodness).

Jamie is a therapist now? Can someone give any more information about how that happened? I'm so mad that I can't watch his. If anyone wanted to do little recaps, that'd be great. I have a very enduring affection for the show, and it just low key pains me that I cant watch, even if it's not that good.

but ugh. Please no babies. Babies tend to ruin TV shows, and if anyone does not currently need kids, it's these two. They're broke, have no insurance, the house is basically condemnable, there are snakes in the wall and two fairly strange guys who drift in and out at all hours. I like Rio and Mike, but they can barely function themselves. Just say no to the baby storyline.

Ana Gasteyer got her TV start on the soup nazi episide of Seinfeld. I really think it's her.

I hate that Jimmy Smits' character was a cheating cheater who cheated but damn, jimmy smits is still so fine looking. The scene outdoors on that bridge? Something about the light, I don't know.... he looked amazing. He was Bobby Simone 20 years later. I'm pretty much only watching for him. I find it interesting enough but it's not appointment TV except for Jimmy Smits. Although I really do like Caitlin McGee too.

And that was Paige Davis of Trading Spaces as the woman at the frame place who Wade thought might be his date at first. I volunteer as tribute.

the leopard is def Seal. He's a camera/photog buff. And I'm pretty sure thingamajig is Victor Oladipo (tho I have no idea who he is, I know literally nothing about sports)...he has a sis who's deaf, which explains the sign language thing.

I'm pretty sure it was supposed to be a Monday, as last episode was identified as a Sunday, and this was, from the convo between Gary and Maggie about what she did last nite (which: did she not come home last nite? He was just now asking her what she did while walking Colin) the next day. And Regina said she texted Sophie about Colin, and that she got out of school early that day (for some reason). I thought PJ was 18 and out of high school, or maybe not, I don't know.

I feel like I say "Ugh, this show" every post, but seriously: ugh, this show. Of COURSE they're gonna work a situation where Katherine is the only one who can watch the affair baby. Because of course. If they all finally do come clean about the paternity, and they obviously will, and if she stays with Eddie, which obviously she is, the child will of course wind up being part of Katherine's life, but THIS scenario was just ridiculous: blowing off work and a meeting to go babysit affair baby. At this point, I do not think Katherine is a saint, just sort of a fool. And now she's become one of the gang who just loves to disconcert and unload on complete strangers about their messy personal lives. Kudos to park-mom who just wordlessly noped on outa there when Katherine started going on about her cheating husband and betraying friend. And then: there is practically no bigger animal lover than me, but EVERYONE dropping everything to go search for Colin was ludicrous. When my good friend's cat got out and lost, (she came back home safe and sound later the next day) I posted all over social media and hooked them up with a group who puts out the word about local lost animals, but you know what I didn't do: leave work to go wander the neighborhood, but, you know, jobs frown on that. But then again, half these folks don't seem to work anyway, I guess. And keep in mind that this is the day after last week's epic, long, packed to the gills hanging out of Sunday: these folks literally cannot keep away from each other for more than an hour. Eddie sitting there in D's bedroom while she finishes dressing (okay, she was just adding jewelry and a scarf, but still) was uncomfortably intimate. And her noble suffering on the podcast about how she feels it was all her fault Jon died but leaving out the whole fucking his best friend thing....gross, Delilah. Carl/PJ is cute as pie. And Sutton Foster is Eric's dead girlfriend; she's still into the younger men. I'm guessing flashbacks will happen. Speaking of, I need more flashbacks of Jon. I guess Ron L is done with the show? I miss him. Colin belonging to someone else is rough. I believe Gary will wind up letting his real people know, eventually, but I would be torn as hell about that situation. Of course, no doubt the actual owners will recognize how special everyone in this group is and graciously let him keep Colin. Also, how was Eddie so sure that it was Colin and not the poor pooch already in the shelter? I liked the acoustic cover of Wonderwall.

Aw, man. I will miss this magickal little show.

Sucker here, too, I also liked it, and teared up. Oddly, sort of, it was when old Vincent saw Mike that made me outright cry. I'd have thought it would have been Lori that got to me, but I guess I got that emotion last week. (I was also a little disappointed that we got no reactions about Lori's death, but time marches on). Poor Mike. His choice to die alone, but it seemed such a lonely, terrible way to go out. I assumed Paul's limp and cane had to do with HIV taking its toll on him. I know we're supposed to think Hank is a jerk--I mean, the whole Lehman Bros thing--and he knew what he was getting into dating an 'erotica' filmmaker, I assume, but I couldn't really blame him for being upset that Eileen was actually going to go back to do porn, especially when you hear her rattle off all she's expected to do for the film. I kind of hated that she agreed to it. And yeah, it was a little disconcerting to listen to her coaxing her novice stars to go ahead and have sex on film when they were feeling so hesitant. The wedding was lovely. Altogether, a nice, bittersweet little send off to this show.

Yeah, Maggie left it conveniently lying on their kitchen counter/island thingy. They did give us quite the misdirect on that scene, as we see Maggie is in her apartment and never made it to open mic place. I agree Maggie needs to find her own way without being attached to Gary's hip; they really moved in together too fast, too soon, ,I think, tho I get the impulse to not waste time with all they've been thru. But I do wonder if they'll really go there with Jason Ritter and how squicky it would actually be if she did sleep with when he has her brother's heart.

Loved seeing Will wearing his Dear Evan Hansen shirt. So...not even a mention of Noah, David Schwimmer's character? I knew he wasn't coming back but wasn't Grace technically still with him when she decided to go all Julia Roberts to Europe? And how long was she supposedly gone? Couldn't the baby (ugh, baby storyline) be his?

Well, but she wasn't actually planning. She was dreaming. She knew it wasn't going to happen, cuz Eddie's not going, and for some reason, she's sticking with him.

ugh, this show! I continue, apparently, to hate watch. I can't care about Maggie. Her brother has been gone for years, and while I'm sure you never really get over these kinds of losses, she's acting like it JUST happened. And the way she just thrusts herself and her dramas into everyone's lives...now cutie Jason Ritter...she just came into his shop and threw her tiny self into his arms, instead of her boyfriend's....you know, the one who is begging her to open up to him. I really thought she was breaking up with him at Delilah's house. She might as well, she's got one foot out the door already, and she's back at her perfectly staged apartment anyway, without telling him where she's gone. Also, why didn't they move into her apartment instead of Gary's, I wonder? Hers is so much cooler and more beautiful to me. And Delilah is even worse...but she's such a special flower, as usual, that the photographer will cancel his whole day just to take her picture, and then they don't even use him and take the stupid photo themselves. And don't even get me started on that "FAMILY" photo shoot, which Katherine somehow allowed herself to be dragged into. That is crazy-infuriating and humiliating. She looks like an idiot for taking Eddie back and then allowing that kind of bullshit to happen. And...this all was supposed to happen in one day! These folks are busy! Between them they directed a commercial (and how BAD did that commercial look?), hung out while their friend directed a commercial, had a fight with their husband, who was directing the commercial, organized a brunch for some crazy, asshole parents, refereed while asshole parents have a big, stupid, public fight, hurled themselves into the arms of a stranger, weeping (cuz she's always weeping), role played at a house showing, had sex in the closet of said house, staged an apartment, wasted a photographer's time, lost and found a wallet, and then all convened (with what looked like some yummy gourmet food) at their special flower friend's house for a group photo to announce the birth of a baby that's the result of a cheap, creepy affair between two of the group. Oh, and then went wandering to an open mic night to find their girlfriend, who is back at her old apartment instead of the one she's supposed to be living in. That exhausted me. you know what I do on my Sundays off? I sit on my sofa in my jammies with a coffee the size of my head, eating avocado toast and cookies and binge watching Schitt's Creek. Not these folks, tho; they do love their drama. And if any harm actually comes to Collin the dog next week, I am officially out.

He also, sort of interestingly, played Sophie/Alexandra Breckenridge's son on Walking Dead. And there's this sweet little movie called Brad's Status, with Ben Stiller, in which he gives a very good, intuitive, naturalistic performance. I kind of love him. I hate the way the storyline is apparently going.

Almost the only thing I like, currently, about Maggie is her pink hair. I would NOT tend to go to a family style restaurant. I don't want to eat with strangers, thnx, or make strangers into pals. It might be nice, on a dark stormy nite, for a one-off, but is that gonna become the theme of the restaurant? No, thank you.

Maggie wins the insufferable award tonite. Hard to wrest that away from delilah, but she managed. Jason ritter is too sweet for this show.

I feel reasonably confident that the Leopard is Seal, The Black Widow is Raven Symone and the Butterfly Michelle Williams. But I'm often wrong.

Always has to me. I love Donal Logue and I really hoped he'd be a new regular.

This was my least fave episode so far, but it was still mostly fun. Like most sitcoms, these folks are WAY up into each other's business WAY too much. I apparently am a bad friend, cuz I have literally never interfered or meddled in my friends' lives to get them to do something I thought they should do. No wonder Wade is pissed off. That poor forbearing waitress. I really do hope they overtip her tremendously. Betsy and Boyd Crowder would be a weird match, but I figured they'd go there for an episode. I guess she's still missing her husband's prodigious gifts too much to be interested in Wade. It WAS impossible to not think of Raylan and Boyd when the bourbon was busted out.

Completely agree. I've said this for awhile now, but seeing him back as David has really reinforced it. There really wasn't a trace of David in Leonard, and vice versa, tho they are, as you say, not such fundamentally different characters. I'm very impressed by the nuances to the characterization. I like Darlene, and Sarah Gilbert, but the cheating thing makes her insufferable, and it's particularly baffling because she doesn't have chemistry with Ben, and her chemistry with David is just more...habit and familiarity (tho we haven't seen enough of them together to really feel much affection, let alone sexual heat). It's a little hard to see what either guy is so attracted to, tho it shouldn't be, cuz Darlene was always smart and funny. She's just so bitter and scowling all the time, tho. And I used to think Darlene had the most gorgeous hair, as a teen, but the shorter length isn't flattering, imo. I don't know. At any rate, she's treating both guys like shit, and it's making me not much like her.