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Looking for some music help from Season9, Episode 3 (I think) Breelan is a rookie and I'm pretty sure it's the first time they introduce Melissa Rycroft as a mentor. About midway through the episode the candidates are doing kicks across the floor and K&J make comments about Mary's long legs and Alexandra's low kicks. While they are doing this, an instrumental song is playing (on the Pluto version). It's a much "lazier" tune than usual and has no lyrics. It's been driving me crazy, so if anyone knows the name of it, I would love to know!

Looking for some music help from Season9, Episode 3, I think. (Breelan is a rookie and I'm pretty sure it's the first time they introduce Melissa Rycroft as a mentor). About midway through the episode the candidates are doing kicks across the floor and K&J make comments about Mary's long legs and Alexandra's low kicks. While they are doing this, an instrumental song is playing (at least on the Pluto version of the episode). It's a much "lazier" tune than usual and has no lyrics. It's been driving me crazy, so if anyone knows the name of it, I would love to know!

I watch a series on YouTube where a panel of body language experts show clips and give their comments. One thing they have repeatedly covered is examples of men with their arms around women, and they point out how to tell when the grip is more about "comtainment" (to prevent her speaking or leaving) than protection or affection. Rachel's dad's grip on his wife looked like textbook containment to me.

Dear Rachel, when you relentlessly punish a man him for telling you the truth, he'll never make that mistake again. Your choices are to forgive or leave. You don't just stay around and kick a dead horse.

If anyone out there has any ability to contact Trace Adkins, please tell him to listen to an audiobook series staring with "Deer Run Trail" by David R. Lewis. They are old time westerns and Trace absolutely ought to play thre character of US Marshall Marion Daniels. (And Dwight Yoakam should be Arkansas Bill Cole, who shows up later in the series).

Any self-respecting butt-kicking Queen of Country Music would handle her own suicide. Why would she need her daughter to hand her the pills she obviously had full access to anyway? I kept thinking big mama was testing the daughter to see if she would actually help bump her off, and would laugh it off at the last moment. But apparently it was just another clunky, unrealistic scene to allow for a blackmail/suspicion story line between the sisters as they try to one up one another in show business. I'll give it another couple of episodes, but I hope it gets more sensible.

I don't think he was ever a judge on the show. But he did make an appearance singing a duet with Kelly Clarkson on the 10th anniversary season of Idol. Their duet of a song called "Don't You Wanna Stay" went to number 1 on the Billboard charts.

You couldn't pay me to plunge into that awful looking bacteria hole!

It could potentially be a sister or relative, but it's hard to give him the benefit of the doubt. They tried so hard to redeem him during the Men Tell All. He has obviously been coached and rehearsed. I understand his desire not to introduce his daughter to everyone he dates. But that isn't the question. The question is why he failed to even *mention* he had a daughter to 1 of the women he was 2-timing over a period of approximately 18 months. And why does he feels it's ok to treat other people's daughters the way he treated those 2 women? And why would ABC even consider giving him 20-30 new victims to treat that way if they make him the next Bach.

According to Reality Steve, the free cruise has to be take by the end of 2022 and is a transatlantic cruise, meaning the ship is repositioning between Europe and the US. You have to either travel Miami-to-Barcelona or vice versa at the very end of the cruising season. The ports where the ship docks are considered more refueling and reprovisioning stops as opposed to top tourist destinations. Not quite the sunny, port-filled cruise the audience members might be imagining!

Alexis treats everyone and everything, including her dog, like staff. We only exist to do her bidding and are expected to read her mind and know what she wants at all times, and hop to it ASAP. She seems to thinks if she wears fashions meant for someone 10 years younger (especially if she spends a lot of money on it) she magically regains the figure of her younger years. Constantly repeating that she was proposed to 3 times makes her feel superior to other women, much like Iris from a previous season kept wielding her virginity like a sword. It's too bad Mitch the eco-warrior and Binh, Mr.-unplug-everything-and-use-no power-beween-4-and-6 weren't matched up. Although Mitch just comes off as sanctimonious about the use of plastic, Binh doesn't seem to mind if others use power as long as he doesn't have to pay for it. It must be so painful for the 2 of them to see how much energy is used by Production in filming them.

I'm hopety-hope-hoping they are saving Aven's hometown so they had more time to edit and will show us some of his actual personality before announcing he's the next Bachelor instead of Nate.

I agree. She is very competitive but very fair in her assessments.

I don't like that Alex gets a private showing of the other finished dishes with Eric. I know it takes place before the blind judging, but for some reason it really bugs me.

I wonder the same thing when I watch Say Yes to the Dress. Do these women think there may be an emergency mammogram on their wedding day?