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I loved Todd/Susan. After reading it, it proved once again that my track record matches Taylor Swift's record sales. 😅

I loved the dance scene too. The choreographer was a hilarious stereotype.

I liked how they explained it. I don't have any numbers to back it up, but a lot of female killers are known to have drugged their victims, kill them in their sleep or had a male partner in crime. Ninjas are not as popular as people think. 😆

People are bias. Amanda is a fan favorite, so fans sympathize with her and they know a lot of her backstory. Crystal was connected to Angie who fans also do not like. Crystal didn't stand a chance with the fan base. It's like Nico. Nico is connected to Will. The fans love Will and what he did for Nico. So if Nico does something terrible that doesn't involve Will. The fans would be more sympathetic. Crystal and Angie annoyed me, but I never forgot Crystal was a victim. Angie fed the monster. The abuser created the nightmare, but Angie fed it.

I said Angie only made it worse. With the right lawyer and jury, Crystal would have gotten manslaughter at most with professional treatment. I understand Angie was during what she felt was right. She's screwed up too because of childhood trauma. I don't even think she should have been a cop. P.I., Social Worker or Child Therapist. The episode was great with 6 extra helpings of trauma.

It was a joke. Unless you're being sarcastic? I apologize if I read it wrong.

The least shocking headline of the day. I haven't even finished S2 because I've lost interest. S1 was such a cute, hilarious and unique series compared to every other sitcom on today. TPTB ruined the series after only two seasons. I actually shipped Nell & Edward. I don't care about Edward & Lexi. I don't care about Lexi in general. The actress is good, but the character is trash.

The joke or the term *Shipping*?

I HATE Will and Angie. When your entire relationship is built around trauma. It's toxic until the end. That's all y'all know. Trauma on top of trauma. Betty does not ship no matter how hard the writers try. It was an entertaining episode.

I have never seen anything TGW related, but I decided to check out "Elsbeth." It has a lot of stunt casting and I can see that wearing thin as the series goes on. Most focus is on, "What big star is going to appear next?!" than the actual plots of the episodes. CBS confirmed it was never moving to Paramount+ and I don't see another streaming network (especially after the strikes) picking it up. Miracles do happen now and then.

The thing with rare pickups after cancellation. The ball has to start rolling right away behind the scenes. Remember contracts expire, sets get destroyed and props get sold off. Pay also changes. If it were moving to streaming. That's something that would be happening right now, not 6 months from now. Everything has be ironed out before the deal is sealed. Remember the cancelled "Silence of the Lambs" prequel "Clarice" also on CBS was going to move to Paramount+ but that was also cancelled because ViacomCBS & MGM couldn't come to an agreement. I was glad it was moving because it could be more R rated like the source material.

I'm superficial because I want Tess to hook up with Leo. The partners to lovers trope is tired

Friday night shows needs be very successful for a Friday show. S.W.A.T keeps coming back from the dead. I don't even think it's a CBS show. I think it's a Sony production. SHMT was in house, but still didn't have the ratings to survive another season. Blue Bloods is finally coming to an end after however many seasons.

I understand, but I swear it happens every time. Meanwhile, many shows I gave up on seems to always get renewed. I actually wish it was a Friday night show.

I know this is mathematically impossible, but I always feel guilty when one of favorite shows gets cancelled. It's like every time I remove a series from the DVR and decide to just binge watch later on. It gets cancelled. Lol