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The timeline on this show is so annoying. Ethan goes to California, and Olivia goes to Florence, Italy to do some writing?? Was this a trip planned in advance, or did she decide to go to Italy when Ethan said he was going to California? So Olivia thinks Ethan should be the one to say the marriage is over, not her. They both clearly have reached the conclusion that there is no path forward for them. Take the initiative, make the decision and tell him so you can both start moving on to whatever comes next. It seems disingenuous on her part to put the onus on Ethan when she's just as responsible for determining the fate of their relationship as he is.

Both Ethan and Olivia have posted messages about the end of their marriage. Welcome to Plathville stars announce split after five years

If her house is on the lake, it’s not cheap. Due to its proximity to Charlotte, there are plenty of high-dollar homes belonging to players with the Panthers and the Hornets, NASCAR drivers, etc. We wanted a lake home too, but that area too expensive for us. No offense taken, Gemma, I get it. The article says she’s had a multistate nursing license since 2021 but it doesn’t say that she’s actually working as a nurse. If it’s true she’s living from paycheck to paycheck, she’s working somewhere. But given her former lifestyle, even a well-paid nursing job wouldn’t afford all the perks she had in the past.

Kate Gosselin Living Paycheck to Paycheck According to this article, she's now living in Troutman, NC, which is about 30 miles north of Charlotte, near Lake Norman. She's not in dire straits if she can afford to live in that area. OTOH, it's not the high life she was living as a reality tv "star." In other words, she's living like most people.

I believe this is an honest, sincere account from someone who has actually lived with Collin the last few years and knows him for the person he is now. Whatever happened when he was a child, no doubt because of the way he was treated by his mother, he's obviously made great progress since then. If Colleen is the mother he never had, then I'm happy that he's found acceptance and love in her family as well as with Jon and Hannah. I hope their support will sustain him in this new chapter of his life so that he finds what makes him happy.

Olivia and her brother made the choice to leave 2 hours earlier than Ethan and his siblings, not telling them she intended to do that. She even mentioned walking by Micah as he slept so she didn't want them to know she was leaving. Why be sneaky about it? I understand that she may have wanted to leave the picnic earlier than the others so traveling separately made sense, but I don't understand why she couldn't have traveled separately and left at the same time as Ethan et al. Then, whining that the family didn't ask her to join them when they arrived at the picnic site, as if she was incapable of simply walking up the trail to meet them herself. Her "poor me", whiny complaining made me want to throw something at the TV. Gah! Olivia was told repeatedly by Ethan, Micah and Moriah that they would understand if she didn't want to come so she made the choice to be there, no one forced her. I thought her behavior was very passive-aggressive in that situation.

No, you're not, I'm so ready to get rid of her by whatever means possible. If death is the most expedient way, bring it on. If death brings an end to her wearing the skimpy Commanche vest with nothing on underneath while everyone else with the wagon train is bundled in multiple layers, it can't happen soon enough. Although perhaps Sheridan derived a little schadenfreude from her complaining about her arm-pit restricting, boob-smashing dress, then soon after being shot through with an arrow. I certainly did.

Elsa tells Shea she's staying, not going to Oregon, then "marries" the Commanche and ... leaves for Oregon, telling her new husband she'll be back in the spring, shouting her love for him as she departs (so much for her broken heart from the loss of the cowboy). How is she making the return trip -- alone?? It seems as if Taylor Sheridan envisions Elsa as a WonderWoman of the Plains -- outriding Commanche warriors, galloping off to battle cattle rustlers, killing a buffalo with a first shot the first time she's ever hunted them, and then rides off at the end wearing the vest her husband gave her with nothing underneath because, you know, she's a warrior now. We started watching this show with hopes for a realistic portrayal but now we watch it to laugh at the unrealistic content, inconsistencies and poor continuity -- in this episode Elsa wears a coat to the Commanche camp, leaves without wearing it, the next scene she's wearing the coat again.

After this episode, I'm right there with you. I know this season has been fakery for most of the stories, but the final straw for me was the scene with Vanessa and Colt, where he's telling her he's off to pick up Jess, and he barely contains laughter while Vanessa can't even hide her laughter as she turns away. Even the bad actors are laughing at the ridiculous story line they're supposed to deliver.

😄 I had the same thought, Nathan Lane's character in "The Birdcage" being coached by Robin Williams how to use his hands in a manly way: don't raise the pinky finger when holding the tea cup, and "You don't butter the toast, you SCHMEAR it."

You're not the only one who thought Mama Asuelo kissed him on the cheek, it looked that way to me too. And like you, I also believe the lavish affection toward her son and grandchildren was driven more by the anticipated $$$. Later on, when Mama is talking to the camera about how her son used to be so good about bringing money until he got married, it seemed to me this woman was used to manipulating her simple-minded son into giving her whatever she demanded of him and now she's pissed because she's lost that control. I actually felt sorry for Asuelo as he realizes that Kalani was right about his family only wanting to see him when they want money. Based on the previews, it appears Mama isn't done badgering him for money, to the point where he breaks down. Mama Asuelo is despicable.

The view of Coltee's gigantic gut and man-boobs in that Speedo have permanently damaged my eyesight. I'm hiring Jackie Chiles (Seinfeld) - "It's outrageous, egregious, preposterous, lewd, lascivious, and salacious!"

I had the TV on in the background while I was working from home today, don't even know what the program was but there was a commercial that played several times for HoneyNut Cheerios with a part that said "Mmmmmmmm." I finally had to change programs, every time I heard it made my skin crawl thinking of David and his trench coat, groping and making that sound. 🤮 I'm afraid HoneyNut Cheerios has been ruined for me.

When I was growing up, my dad had a hat like that. He liked wearing it when he went ice fishing. He called it his Boris hat. 😄

She probably chose that coat for extra insulation from David's groping.

I thought Ed was the worst, a 50+ year old man pursuing a 23 year old woman when he has a 29 year old daughter. But listening to Dave moan as he was groping Lana was so cringe-worthy I had to mute it. I also thought the last-minute proposal before he departed was so controlling, a way to force a "yes" answer because who could say no after such an emotional farewell? 😏So then he grabs her and declares "She's mine, she's finally mine," and his perceived ownership is now complete. There was no downside to her accepting, it was the fastest way to get rid of him rather than create a scene if she'd declined. At that point she had a new phone and thought she had a big diamond for all her suffering, but by now she's no doubt had that CZ appraised and tossed it. Game over, David.

I was thinking the same thing! She's Jabba's twin! I too thought the fake heart attack was the funniest thing I've seen on this show, but Joyce/Jabba's personality is just as repulsive as her physical appearance. Free Dawn!

Watching the marathon today, the earlier seasons were so funny. Maybe my all-time favorite episode was Nanny renting the Corvette for Chase, and then driving off to Palm Springs (whether fictional or not). So much funny in that episode: Nanny telling Chase that people will think she's driving around with a gigolo, Chase all grossed out. The episode where Todd makes Savannah go on her first date with an older boy with Nanny, and Nanny ends up at the bar chatting up a guy who looks about her age. Yes, there is so much contrived, but I still enjoyed it. Agree that the wrestling and juice bar episodes were mostly lame, with a few highlights.

The producers may regret the decision to film in Raleigh, now that they've been sued by Deena and Sully as they are referred to on episode 152. Lots of dirt about what really happens behind the scenes. http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article72350402.html

THIS!! I can't say I'm surprised JF bungled this episode so badly, given the way the season has progressed with pointless plot lines (hospital feud, Baxter and the cops, Denker/Buddy Hackett, sad-sack Thomas), but I'd hoped for something better. The shallow plot lines were cringe-worthy -- e.g., Mary's meltdown over the risk of losing Henry to a car crash, that she couldn't live through that kind of loss again, and then suddenly it's okay, let's get married NOW! Oy. My expectations for this series have continued to fall since S4, so they're at rock bottom for the Christmas episode.

What a beautiful line-up for BIS! He couldn't have gone wrong with any of them, but I'm glad he chose the GSP, a gorgeous dog. I loved the chow-hound Leonberger who was nipping at his handler's pocket the whole time he was being shown. What a clown!

Just watched BOB judging for goldens. A big entry, lots of quality. The judge was consistent in the type she preferred -- my type too! My pick didn't win but got an award of merit. A golden has never won Westminster, but as much as I'd like to see that happen tonight, I think it could be the GSD. Watched the herding group judging and the GSD was a standout. On to BIS!

June found a way to return to reality TV. http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/2015/11/05/honey-boo-boos-mama-june-returns-reality-tv/75208748/ At least the kids won't be involved this time. But June's claim that she and Mike are doing the show because of Mike's cheating is laughable. How will she spin her relationship with her daughter's rapist?

I meant marital assets, which would include Khloe's not just Lamar's money.As I said, I don't know about CA law in this regard.

I'm not familiar with CA laws, but if Lamar doesn't survive, I wonder if his ex-girlfriend could pursue his "marital assets" (including part of Khloe's income) for his children since he's technically still married.