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I love how the young man in the car title case got his revenge - way to go, kid.

Hating the "other" has been around since there was an "other". I don't take the Bible literally but Cain slew his brother - the "other" - Abel.

I don't think I've ever disliked a litigant more than the plaintiff in Tuesday's towing case - I will not watch any animal case so they don't count. Plaintiff couldn't be bothered to do what she was supposed to and sued. So GLAD she lost.

I know I've seen most of the Project Runway programs and I am really enjoying this version and I also like the Project Runway Jr. more than any of the other versions of Rumway.

I knew the actress playing the hoarder - and suffragette and ambulance driver - was familiar and finally remembered her playing the wife of a man who had just retired - either voluntarily or not - but could not remember the name of the series. I found the series name and, when I saw Annette Crosbie's name I remembered her from The Six Wives of Henry VIII.

I don't know which designer made the dress with the silver foil but my first thought was Jiffy Pop and then I wondered if Jiffy Pop still exists - popcorn yum.

If you are not a team player - DON'T TRY OUT FOR PROJECT RUNWAY.

I knew the voice of Adam's teacher was familiar but I could not place it. Thanks for the info.

It seems like a whole lot of landlords on the People's Court are just trying to make money and have no idea how to be a landlord. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that the laws of landlording in any particular state are available on line.

I'm not enjoying this as much as I used to but I do enjoy more the episodes based on real things - like the Russian cousin.

I've seen every episode of This Is Us and my interest is beginning to wane. I hope Kate's baby being born - and being born healthy - is this season's last episode. Maybe my enthusiasm will be back by the time Fall rolls around.

Sometimes when I hear Judge M talk about her kids I wonder if she and Mr. Judge M have done all that great a job raising them.

I thought Lainey was teaching at her old school in Jenkintown. I know I haven't really been paying that much attention but the coach was in last week's episode.

I only halfway listen when I have The People's Court on so I missed floor being used instead of parking lot. A floor is inside a building; a sidewalk, parking lot, and street are outside.

Something I enjoy about this show is when there is something you are sure is fiction and, at the end, you find out it really happened - like Murray buying that car that fell apart the next day and then seeing the actual car.