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The spoof on Carolyn Goodman is great. She is an alcoholic, and she and her husband never missed a chance to be front and center when a camera was around. Also never missed a chance to suck up to celebrities. Not sure why Deborah picked the strip club. I know we're known for them but loud music and booze is not really conducive to what you're trying to accomplish. There's so much to do here now surely they could have found something else, and they didn't really get anything interesting out of that location. Deborah should have left Ava to deal with the writers for the first 2 days, then joined in later, or joined late in the day after they had the chance to get a feel for each other. She's intimidating and expecting to snap her fingers and get results isn't great for creativity.
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Deborah was so gross this episode. Sending Rob Ava's dirty underwear. Wasting everyone's time at the restaurant. Donating Ava's clothes to Goodwill. The lack of professionalism at the press conference. Doesn't she realize making Ava look that shitty also makes her look shitty. If I worked at the network I'd wonder why you took my prized possession and threw this lunatic into it. I'd never trust you with another important decision. And after what she did to Ava she had the balls to say "you broke my heart". Such a narcissist. The sexual harassment seminar was kind of hilarious. The teacher "this doesn't sound hypothetical". Cece Heaumeaux lol Bob Lipka is definitely going to bite her in the ass. And not in the fun way.
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Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story (Hulu)
sskrill replied to DanaK's topic in ABC/FX/Hulu/National Geographic
Wow, this was a blast from the past. I can remember when WPLJ was playing Runaway. I remember telling my mom it was Jon BonJovi and he was from NJ ... she looked at me funny and said "Oh, Carol's kid?" So it turned out my parents and his parents went to PAHS together. He and I were born in the same hospital. Anyway, you can't grow up in the area and not know 20 people who know him one way or another. He is known to be a bit of a prick. My cousins lived across the street from his dad's salon and we'd see his white 280z on occasion. He was there once and we asked his mom's friend if we could get autographs - we like 13-14 - we didn't want to bother him and we knew she was friendly with the parents. He said no. We didn't even ask to meet him .. just have him sign something and bring it across the street to us. This was after the first album so he wasn't even famous outside the tri-state area. I first saw him at 6 Flags Great Adventure - the interwebs tells me this was 1985 during the 7800* Fahrenheit album. Onstage he bragged about how Dottie had just dumped him because she caught him cheating (again). All that said, he does seem to have some redeeming qualities. His Toms River Soul Cafe thing is just down the street from my moms house. She said she hears nothing but good things about its impact on the community. Also, even though he seemed to be a complete prick to Dottie at times, he clearly genuinely loved her and eventually was in it for the long haul. I suspect she is the much better half of that couple, and spearheads the philanthropy. Richie appears to be a fucking mess. If he is still sober, he has some long term brain rot going on. Who would have thought David would end up being my favorite after watching this. I'd totally hang out with him. -
RE: those rules. So Colton couldn't travel again because he broke the rules because he said "plant potatoes" but Kat can still travel freely even with all the trouble she's caused?
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Devil In The Family: The Fall Of Ruby Franke (Hulu)
sskrill replied to DanaK's topic in ABC/FX/Hulu/National Geographic
Ah, religion in America. You can't get in to the Kingdom of Heaven without torturing and starving your children. It's so clear. The husband is a pansy and an enabler. The only demon in this story is Jodi and the only family member smart enough to clock it was Shari. Chad seems like a nice kid but he's no smarter than his father. Jodi told them up front that they could find tons of negative things about her online, and these 2 rocket scientists chose to move her in to their house anyway. And there's no way Ruby wasn't sleeping with her. What a tragic story for all of those kids. Jodi is evil. Ruby is pathetic. And Kevin should lose all rights to those kids. -
Was watching Air Disasters the other day and found good ole Colton Landry as an NTSB investigator. I'm embarrassed to admit how long it took to realize where I knew him from.
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We all had that Kat friend when we were 21 .. no matter where you were, or what her relationship status was, she needed attention from someone. Most outgrew it by late 20s ... I originally like her character as she seemed like a good person just trying to navigate a difficult time in life. Now she's that 21 year old that I never cared for. Shows need conflict, and that's fine, but this is stupid and boring. Did we ever find out why they went to 1971? (or whatever yr it was)
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I think Elijah said something in an offhand way about how they were lucky because they planted those. But if Colton was the one who went back and told them, how did he not realize that Jacob was possibly his son? Nick. He found Elliott's notebook and they had a brouhaha about it on the front lawn. I think when he met his new girl he let go of the Alice thing. How is Kat going to be upset with Elliott over a kiss with his ex when she's been everywhere with everyone. I also feel like she was not in Thomas' company for more than an hour, so how does she have such strong feelings for him? Maybe I need to rewatch older episodes to see if they spent more time together.
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Why tf would Kat or Alice ever tell anyone they were the reason Colton died? That's something you take to the grave. I think TV writing has changed - they start these storylines, then scour social media to see what people are talking about, then focus on ruining the plots people are invested in. I suspect that's why so many plots/characters of so many shows just disappear. That eclipse scene was laughable. The partial eclipse rushed, the full eclipse pausing for several minutes, then quickly moving away again 🙄
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Honestly we're not even sure Casey is a Goodwin. Just because they used that last name doesn't make it so - its sort of an easy way to blend in to town without too many people asking questions. It's not like anyone saw any ID or anything. The carriage scene shows that Kat and Suzanna still have more chemistry than Kat and anyone else, and all they did was look at each other. I saw something about Chyler wanting Melissa Benoist to do a cameo, and I have to say, I think Hallmark has failed here. They've had lots of minor roles they could have filled with some fun cameos and just didn't. Wonder if because they film in Canada they only use Canadian actors. It would have been fun to see Melissa play Emma, and maybe a few more small scenes where she's pushing Kat's buttons. Like cuts her off in traffic, steals her parking spot or something. I also think if they used some well known "B" actors it would help the ratings. It's no Only Murders in the Building, but surely they could catch some 2nd tier talent, like the Valerie Bertinellis of the world. Also, do we know why the pond "needed" them to go to 1974? Is Alice there to make sure her grandparents get together? And does Kat just naturally go to wherever Alice is if Alice has already jumped? They need to end the Elliott/Kat pairing. Its boring and they don't make a good couple.
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S03.E04: I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song
sskrill replied to AnimeMania's topic in The Way Home
Hoping you mean Kat lol. They're an awful couple. Zero chemistry. I noticed it too but I don't think its her face, I think its her chest. Everything she's wearing is making her look super top heavy. She's always been "hippy" but otherwise skinny. She looks like she's gained 20 lbs since last season. Not sure if that's real or just poor wardrobe choices. This episode didn't do much for me. Kind of boring overall. -
Vic did say "it should have been you" but wouldn't it just have also been Colton? It's not like Rick wouldn't have gone if Colton had ... Colton was walking. So even if Colton went he wouldn't have driven since it was Rick's car, so either way Rick dies. Didn't Rick say no one could sit in the back seat because his junk was back there? But then they said he was trying to swat at Vic in the back seat? If Colton didn't go wouldn't Vic just have been in the passenger seat? But maybe if Colton had been the passenger, Rick wouldn't have been distracted and therefore not crashed - that's really the only way you can blame Colton, but that's quite a stretch. "If you had gone I wouldn't have been in the car to be a distracting little asshole, and he wouldn't have died". If Elliott really wanted that ring he shouldn't have left it out. He knew better. I get why Elliott's mother left but I don't get why she didn't keep a relationship with Elliott. They said his dad was gone all the time ... couldn't she have visited while Vic was at sea? Or couldn't she have contacted Del when he turned 18 and given all her info for Del to pass to him (assuming she couldn't call the house). I need them to calm down on the pond jumping .. I won't be able to keep up soon. If Colton knew about the pond why did he spend all that money on a PI and all that time in the boat searching for him in the water? I'm guessing season 1 writers thought Colton didn't know ... but season 3 writers decided he did.
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Did we know Vic was still alive? I thought he was dead. Are we going to find out Vic killed his brother? Is Elliott's mother alive? I feel like they said she just left. I always thought Evelyn Goodwin was quite a bit older than Del but I guess they were the same age. I also thought Del was miserable because of what happened to Jacob and Colton ... seems she was always a wet blanket. "My quarrel isn't with you" is Lewis Goodwin a time traveler? Who uses the word quarrel in 2024/5? I mean, how would Kat not have know who he was? If Evelyn and Del were the same age then Lewis and Kat would have been close in age - he said he wasn't raised there but surely Kat would have known who he was? And if he's Evelyn's son, why does he have the Goodwin name unless she never married and had him out of wedlock. So both Colton and Alice are time traveling to 1974. Wonder if Colton knows who she actually is.
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I don't think Del's lie has to do with time travel - I think its something else she hasn't revealed yet. Maybe something to do with the Goodwins? Aside from Alice, Kat, and Jacob, we know Colton and probably Casey are also using the pond. So is it one of them, or someone we don't know about yet? Or someone we do know, but don't know they're traveling? So Casey is Alice's child or grandchild? And Kat is their great/grandmother? That means Alice or Alice's child marries a Goodwin. "I choose you" .. I wish you hadn't because you 2 have no chemistry. ETA: Susannah clearly is in love with Kat, I'm sure she did what she did to spare her from Cyrus. I think Kat has feelings for Susannah too, but Kat seems to have feelings for everyone. Brady, Elliott, Asian vet guy, Susannah .. I feel like I'm forgetting one more...
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No comments - am I the only one who watched?? Thought it was a good episode. I feel for Jacob, caught between 2 worlds. I won't be surprised if he goes back to 1814 though. But at least Kat and Del would have some peace knowing he is still alive and living the life he wants to. The preview episodes look like this is going to be a fun season - lots going on. Who pushed Alice in the pond? Maybe young Colton?