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Well, you know those crazy pregnancy cravings.

I noticed that Mayim was filling out a lot of Matt's answers.

I had high hopes. that other contestant did will in pop stars and pop culture is not Matt's forte, but alas it was not to be. I didn't get FJ, nor did I have a viable guess. Don't even remember what I did say. I saw Roger Rabbit, but I can't say it made a lasting impression on me. i got the missed clues of nada and baboon. I got the entire categories of common bonds, food and starts with B right. I had a good night.

Because they have security of convenience. How did Carly disappear before the wedding to go to Jake's? They're getting married to keep Carly safe and she runs around town willy-nilly? Really?

Her wonderful mother instilled good values in her so that she waited for marriage and didn't end up with a string of bad mistakes like Rory.

I feel like there has to be a better time to reschedule Jeopardy than 2:37 a.m.

In WIAWSNB? They only had one group scene together, two, I guess, if you count the convincing Dean to let himself die scene, but I'm not. I don't really feel like Mary was favoring Sam in the restaurant scene. The son announcing his engagement is always going to get the attention. Mostly we just see Mary reacting to Dean acting weird, which let's face it, he is because he's jumped into a life that isn't his. I wouldn't call anything in that episode parental favoritism.

I hate the term "my truth" in general. Every set of person does not get their own set of facts. Something is either THE truth, or it is not. This is not in any way, shape, or form, meant to belittle people's individual experiences. I just don't like the expression. It's the truth, it's your experience, it's what happened, it's your trauma, whatever. Just "my truth" bugs the crap out of me.

I have no concept of time, but it doesn't seem that long ago that we watched Caroline go through that.

I did not get FJ. I got the missed clues of Joe Frasier, January (my mom says that all the time), and Alfred. I got the entire category of science right. I would have gotten the entire category of Harrison, but I found out tonight that I have never known, nor thought, about what SS stands for.

It's a traditional Apache blessing.

Is she still feuding with Dante and Lulu because of Michael's prison sentence? If there's one thing Carly is good at, it's holding a grudge.

I almost feel sorry for famous kids and kids of famous parents. If we're honest with ourselves, we all thought we knew better than the older generations when we were that age. Our saving grace was that nobody cared what we said. Actually, (now I'll have to be the old fogy), I also just kind of feel bad for kids who grow up in the social media age because again, we said something stupid it was done and over with and maybe 10 people noticed. Now, a 15 year old thinks they have to post every thought on Twitter and it's out there for the world to see and, more importantly, dig up 10 year

I'm pretty sure they go over the questions beforehand. wouldn't want the host to stumble over pronunciation and stuff after all. If I were in charge of the show, I would use that opportunity to point out any names that need a first AND last or if you anticipate possibly getting an incomplete answer to flag it then and say "you'll need a BMS." For instance if there's a question where the answer will be cardinal, but it's worded in such a way that you think someone might try to just answer bird, you would say that needs to be cardinal (sorry I couldn't think of an actual good example off the t

That reminds me. While I was watching Mike get all territorial over Nina, I realized that Jax and Sonny have shared a lot of significant others, or sex partners: Nina, Carly, Sam, Brenda, Alexis. It's weird because I find them pretty unsimilar. Physically and personality-wise.