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Missed the first part of "...And a Love Potion" but Vincenzo and Samantha - he didn't seem to know he was supposed to kiss the bride and didn't put his arms around her. And apparently the other brides didn't care for the fish. Came in just before this wedding where the brides were shocked about the bridal couple making out on the dance floor, I didn't see it, wasn't looking at the screen. That was quiye the budget for the winning wedding.

Most of the Swifter Wet Jet ads just go past me, I don't care, I don't pay attention. Morty and his lovely bride annoy me, but they're hardly on anymore. Now it's the BA-BAAAMMM! lady in Seattle who mops with her feet in towels! I make fun of her accent - it because it so nasal, I don't know where she's from, but really wish she'd stop talking through her nose.

I haven't really been watching this show until recently, turned it on because I was bored. I've started calling her St. Robin. I mentally tune out when she's on.

Didn't watch New Amsterdam, never even heard of it. Have not seen much else like this. I rather liked it. I have read several books that I could see elements of in the pilot. "The Time Traveler's Wife", he just disappeared and turned up naked in a new place, in the "Riverworld" books, the characters died several times, awoke in new places along the river. I remember they all started off naked, but don't remember if they were naked again after they awoke, but somehow everyone in the books seemed to always find clothing of the time period when they lived the first time, (won't spoil that for anyone who wants to slough through that mess, never did read the final book). Ken Grimwood wrote a couple of books that I thought of "Replay", not as much as "Elise: A Terrifying Tale of Immortality" she knew why she was immortal and had aged normally until around age 30, she was injured a number of times in ways that would kill many people, suffered pain, suffered love and loss, had only a few people that she confided in along the way and tried to help her find a way to die. In "Replay" the main character kept dying and coming to life along his first time line, he did meet a few others that were going through similar. I will be interested as long as the show lasts.

A lot of prescription ads do this - I particularly like the one for overactive bladder that may effect your ability to have bladder flow. I can't remember the exact words though.

so many times when the bride is escorted down the aisle by both parents or brother and mother or some combination, it looks like they are hauling her off to jail! Such firm grips on the brides arms! I realize there are nerves involved, I got married once, but maybe that should be rehearsed a little.

I find the Little Cesar's ad with the guy sitting in the chair with the phone to his ear, looking dazed by the boredom of being on hold, amusing. The singers on the "hold" music are singing, "don't listen to your wife" and other silly things to try to encourage him to sit there, I'm sometimes easily amused.

I saw that one a few months ago and wondered the same thing. I watched "On the Case with Paula Zahn", she was talking to a witness and said something like: "but when they showed her the autopsy photos..." Why would police show a witness autopsy photos? She didn't witness the murder, she had shown the suspect a model home and felt uncomfortable and ran away from the suspect just a short time before the murder. She could have easily been the victim except for her feeling that told her to get away, but I think showing her the autopsy photos would taint the prosecutor's case.

"pee happens" by the same writers who brought us "enjoy the go"? probably not, but if "pee happens" you need to start doing Kegels. I had to explain how to do them to my 70 something yr old mother. much cheaper than pee pads or medication - no side effects, can be done anywhere, any time.

I mostly ignore the gecko, but the one in Noo Yorak, really irritates me. He starts off speaking understandably but by the end of the ad, he has complete mush mouth. Why?

Been watching early seasons on Cloo, I had tuned out for a few years, or had just forgotten but I didn't remember Brass having such an adversarial relationship with the CSIs even when he was in charge. When did this change? I like him better in recent years with less adversary. Laurence Fishburne is a good actor and I was ok with him until they had the prolonged storyline with the serial killer, forgotten his name, don't care to look it up. So many shows seem to go off track when they get into a storyline like that. I lose interest when that happens, I like the newer seasons with Ted Danson, I think he's fit well into the show and agree he's probably a much better supervisor than Grissom. He actually seems to do some supervisory chores.

just how many mortgages does a green puppet need, anyway?

xls, I'm so glad someone else hear "breast milk" in that ad, it's all I hear and cannot hear "fresh milk".

watching the puppies go off their blankets in the middle of the room onto carpet, all I can think of is all the pee and poop stains. And I have a female Cocker Spaniel that will not go outside on rainy days.

One thing that annoys the heck out of me is during the summation at the end before the reveal is all the fake giggling - just can't tolerate. And I agree about themes, why are "wedding" and "marriage" not acceptable themes? Editing to say I read the blogs about the brides' experiences with the show, so I understand that a lot of what annoys me about this show is what they are told to do and I guess anyone with "wedding" or "marriage" as a theme wouldn't be chosen to be on the show.

I enjoyed his wedding shows - and his confessional shows about the weddings. This mess, I've watched a couple, but may be finished.

:One of the things that annoys me the most is the constant stating "America's got to vote", "America got it right", "America got it wrong", "America blah, blah, blah" I realize the show is called "America's Got Talent" but the only requirement to vote is a US phone number or web address, no id required. I think America's got bigger problems than voting in a talent show. Or maybe I'm just grumpy.

I despise the Cox Cable Commercials with the loudmouth who considers himself so smart & wonderful that he has Cox Cable, but I love their new spokes family, the wife saying she can now do all this wonderful stuff because husband is watching is watching stupid science fiction, while husband is quietly watching tablet & says "I can't hear you, I'm in a parallel universe". Then she's standing on a table & her kids say "I thought we couldn't stand on that". So refreshing after the jerk. And if this is as clear as mud, sorry.

or maybe legitimate talent hires him but doesn't want to be part of his realty show.

me too Brattinella, I complained about it in another thread.

I know the Charmin bears have been discussed a lot, but who came up with the phrase "enjoy the go". TMI time, don't think I've ever enjoyed the go, felt better yes, but enjoyed, no.

Heard the Carnation commercial again - still sounds like breast milk.

I really don't pay a lot of attention to the tv, especially commercials, just have it on for background noise.I only notice this one once today, it was for some kind of Carnation product. Not really sure what they said, but I heard "mix it with breast milk". Maybe "fresh" milk?

been looking for a David Tutera topic for a couple of weeks and now that there is one, I can't think of what I wanted to talk about! But will say that the Real Housewife was a piece of work. I don't watch any of the Real Housewife shows, so I didn't know who she was. I had heard about her husband's suicide, but didn't know it was an abusive marriage. And nice to see David has a new partner in his life. His daughter is cute, but boy will she be spoiled. Funny how he keeps all together in other people's parties, but goes nutso in his personal life. And why is he not doing the assistant's wedding?

I watched Nowhere to Hide for the first time today. Liked it, the show was about the serial con-woman and all I could think during it was that she is so, so bipolar. Batshit crazy bipolar. Have a couple of family members that crazy bipolar. And I could almost see one of them being this way, but they are not sophisticated enough to con doctors or lawyers or anyone with money.