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On episode four and I am enjoying the show so far. The weddings have been gorgeous. Every episode is like wedding site porn. The guys aren’t really supposed to be the focus, the couples are, so frat hey have been well chosen and interesting. They all seem really into it and not the usual reality makeover show people who can’t hide their slight embarrassment.

I was always so dismayed when my husband would watch reruns of the original series, why did everyone’s interviews always look like they were done in the 70’s? How bad was the film they were using? I do, however, really like this version. It’s a creepiest, right from the theme music. I think Rey’s friend had something to do with his death, there are just too many oddities for a suicide. And didn’t they mention Russians? I don’t doubt certain baddie Russians wouldn’t hesitate to throw someone off a roof. I also think Patrice’s husband is Very strange and not a good guy, so I wouldn’t put it past him to be a part of her death. Poor Pistol.

I liked it as well! It was sweet and funny and I would recommend to anyone.

Written by Glen and Les Charles, who created Cheers.

Fun fact: Ted Danson had a guest spot on Taxi, during which he ran over to where the auditions for Cheers were, and auditioned for Sam.

I’ve watched the three Georges when I’m down, it always makes me smile.

So I signed up for Disney Plus and will cancel before the end of the month. I also had to explain to my husband that we were going to sit down and watch this, and then had to explain which King George we were getting! He likes Taran Killam, but I keep telling him we are getting Groff from Mindhunter. Also he asked me this, "How long is Hamilton? Six hours?"

No, I’m working from home, I just want them to shut up!

I also laugh every time. Such a funny performance. Unfortunately, my neighbors have a small child named Marco. All day long I hear “Marco! Marco!”

Thank you! I caught an episode the other day after not watching in eons. The list of stuff the couple wanted was the usual stuff, but it makes me laugh when the wife says she will start cooking only if she gets the huge gourmet kitchen. Sister, you can cook in any kitchen that’s functional. I would bet money that she never learned how to cook.

The author really knows his stuff about Cheers. He also has a lovely piece about the episode “Endless Slumper.”

Whoops,I like Don Lemon. This was indeed powerful, the point didn’t seem to make people laugh. It brought things home for me.

As a glasses wearer, this is indeed a sad story! I’m disappointed I will have to subscribe to Disney Plus for this and then cancel after I’ve watched. I don’t usually want anything Disney coming into my home!

They had to, she had a stint on Broadway, I believe.

Jimmy seems like a sensitive soul. He's teared up several times, including a guest spot on the radio show I listened to in Los Angeles, where he used to work. He may be feeling stressed during this time and he needs a break. I get it.