Shorty186

Guess I'm going to be hate-watching the rest of the season. But if Taylor gets eliminated before finale night, I'm gone.

"What was happening with Taylor." Is that referring to everyone bullying her or something else?

That makes even less sense then. If all 5 of the "Fab Five" had used their 1 block on Angela, wouldn't they have been able to eliminate her? I think it took about 7 blocks for A/A to eliminate Sarah, so Sarah could have made up those extra 2 needed instead of screaming at everyone. So who were they blocking?

I was talking about Monte actually. Don't wanna think about Kyle's relationship with his mom, lol

I don't know what Brittany's talking about. I think Kyle and Alyssa are perfect for each other. I always thought men who had good relationships with their moms treated other women with respect, but I guess that's just an old wives' tale. And who does Monte think Taylor is - the Bachelorette or something? I like to limit my misogyny to one network, but I guess there's just too much of it to go around this year.

Julie must really like Kyle. I remember when she ripped Jackson and Jack a new one. I bet she's rootin' for those 2 crazy kids to make it too (Kyle/Alyssa)!

But who would take him out? Brittany would have to win HOH - or maybe Taylor, to build her resume.

I've never seen Sarah before (haven't seen Survivor since S1), so she hasn't bugged me as much and if she's anti-Angela that's good to me. But watching Sarah yell to every single person to help her was pretty pathetic. Especially since she desperately wanted to go into the arena last week, she shouldn't have been losing her $hit. My Angela hate runs deep though so now I've lost some respect for Alyssa.

Of Kyle rejoins the Mormon Church I bet he gets married asap in order to keep enjoying "the sex." Hopefully Alyssa's parents (more likely, girlfriends) can talk more sense into her than the therapist.

And Monte isn't pissed off that Kyle's responsible for sending his bromance home? Damn. How can Kyle keep spilling crap (that he did) to people and everyone seems fine with it? It's going to be Jackson 2.0 on finale night.

Well it worked for him in this case. I am crossing all my limbs that a Broachellan wins HOH. I can't stand looking at cocky ass Kyle.

I really wish they hadn't shown the previouslies. Once I saw Cinda, I knew she'd be involved in the ep somehow and when Kreps mentioned a woman, I thought of Cinda right away. Totally spoiled it for me.

Holy mother. That is one labyrinth I would definitely get lost in. I wonder if the Bunny actress actually knew who she was playing off of. She looked pretty disgusted by whomever it was.

All I can think about at the beginning of each episode is where is Rosa because Amber Midthunder is still listed in the opening credits. She must have an amazing agent. The season is a third of the way over and she's nowhere to be seen. And the second thing is they better bring back Shiri before the final episode because she's half the reason I decided to tune back in.

I missed Oscar too. I don't need him as a love interest, I just liked his character. I'm glad they finallly mentioned him thia episode but I wish Mabel had said he moved away or something because him not checking in on the three after being wrongly arrested makes no sense for his character. Has any character brought up the fact that Bunny was dressed up in the tie-dye OMITB merchandise? No one thinks that's strange? I feel like she was probably snooping around and maybe the initial stabbing was a case of mistaken identity (since she had her hood pulled up too).

Wait, where did they address this? It would be way more surprising if it was Umbrella Ben. Actually, the glasses made me think it was a whole new timeline since neither of the Bens we saw wore them.

Hmm I wonder why Matt Doyle wasn't on stage with the rest of SA. He'd just won the Tony for Company so he was there.

Mmm, more like some hired hand reset his IG password, posted the "apology" then told Will to reset his password again.

I don't know if I'm more disappointed in Will Smith or in every. Single. Fucking. Person. Who cheered and clapped for him. Watch that this actually hurts Chris Rock's career instead of Will's. These Hollywood hypocrites.

My Mom: I think she knows it. Me: No she doesn’t. Contestant: I’d like to solve. Me: Oh. Contestant: Harry Conner on Broadway? Me: Bwah ha ha I’m evil.

And then the toss ups ...

Fyi, there's also a 40 min documentary on making the movie that was really interesting since it was lead by an all-female production team. It's not listed as an extra, oddly enough, but it pops up as something else you might like.

That's interesting. I also loved Encanto, after I put off seeing it for a long time because it just didn't capture my attention from the trailers - even though I'm Latina and can't remember the last time I saw an animated film about a family that looked like mine. But I wanted to see Turning Red right away from the trailers, and am surprised that audiences don't seem to like it as much as critics. I wonder if it's because I was just a couple years older than the characters and remember being boy band-obsessed, being the "good" daughter and having just a couple best friends. I was also (pleasantly) surprised that a Disney Pixar film was exploring puberty and hormones and what it's like to be a 13-year-old girl. I also had no idea that the director, Domee Shi, also did the short film, Bao, which I loved.

Yeah, wasn't he actually the opposite? I thought he was more wary of them but maybe that stemmed from his daddy issues and his father being a cop. I definitely did not like the stylish updates. I only watch L&O reruns from S1 - 10, because after that, there are too many characters I don't like. Although now due to Chris Noth, I won't be able to enjoy S1 - 5 as much as I used to. But even though I'd stopped watching L&O, I was still super sad/surprised when it was canceled. I will try to keep watching but I hate the Cosgrove character which sucks since I loved "Burn Notice" so much.

This was definitely the most entertaining ep of the season. I was so upset when it ended. But what the hell am I suppposed to feel about Cassie? I don't feel sorry for her because she's literally asking Nate to abuse her. To control her in whatever way he wants. Maddy, I feel sorry for because like the play pointed out, Nate was like her first relationship. Her first "love" was a sociopath. But they are making it seem like she's distancing herself from him now. Maybe she has gained perspective about how their relationship was from the outside. But Cassie had a previous relationship with McKay and even though they had problems, it was way less f*cked up than what she has with Nate. She's like her own abuser. Isolating herself by driving her friends and family away. Willingly giving away all her power to Nate. I know "Euphoria" isn't supposed to be a morality tale, but honestly I feel like this "romance" has the ability to f*ck up more people than the drug use.