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Me either, yet I enjoyed it immensely.. The whole thing ended like an episode of Perry Mason (original) with the big courtroom confession. I had no idea why, but I was entertained.

Thoroughly enjoyed the show tonight. It actually made me laugh. And it was very, very pretty...

Ironic (?) that the first sketch that didn't work for me was the Bridgerton sketch. Otherwise, the show has been stellar.

"Deeply stupid, yet strangely compelling" Sums it all up really well...

I think he got taken in by a piece in the NYT (?) about Queen Charlotte being mixed race and thought the show would concentrate on that. Ah well... 🙂

We only got 4 episodes in before we bailed. The only reason we watched at all is because Mr. ebk thought it was more about history than a Shondaland romance (bless his heart). But during those 4 episodes, I can honestly say that Mr. Page is very, very pretty. Even if the show tonight sucks, it will be very, very pretty.

I really just want to be able to go to some games this season. I think that's the thing I missed most last year. Well, that and eating out and going to the theatre and...

I'm so looking forward to this season! Sigh..........................

Please don't beat yourself up over that. It's just stuff. As the bolded says, you don't even know what was actually there, so don't be sad about it. My sister and I were tasked with clearing out dad's storage unit and we got to the point where we were just throwing stuff out even though we knew it may have some "value". We still laugh about it since it would just be more clutter in the house now and we don't even remember what it was. I hope your memories of your dad are lovely and will comfort you as the years go on. The stuff won't (at least for us - I realize others have different opinions, but I hope you don't let it make you cry).

From Wiki: Fieri's first New York City restaurant, Guy's American Kitchen and Bar, opened in 2012 to brutal New York Times coverage by Pete Wells that Larry Olmsted of Forbes called "the most scathing review in the history of the New York Times", and "likely the most widely read restaurant review ever." Fieri, for his part, accused Wells, the nation's highest profile reviewer, of using Fieri's fame as a platform for advancing his own prestige.[17][18] The restaurant's location in the highly trafficked Times Square enabled it to appear on Restaurant Business's list of the top 100 independent restaurants as ranked by sales for four years in a row. It closed at the end of 2017.[19] "Best" restaurant review I've ever read! 🙂 The actual NYT review

I loved Pelotaunt. And found Weed Gummies oddly mesmerizing. There were a few times I laughed, but I couldn't tell you exactly at what. I thought Regina King was wonderful. Honestly, they need new writers.

I have. I've seen him on a few late night shows in the past several years. I like him.

Was that before or after Lauren as the dating expert? After that was Beck as drunk Tom Brady. You didn't miss anything.

I loved her yellow dress in the monologue. (And next week, the very pretty Rege-Jean Page!!)

RIP Joe Allen (from the NY Times) I've eaten some fabulous meals at his restaurants, and spent time with some fabulous people there. All 3 of his places have temporarily shut down during the Plague, but I fervently hope they reopen. And if they do, and you're in NYC go eat there!

Never a wrong time to make another drink!

Okay, I've never heard of Fiverr before, but that commercial was hilarious.

I don't really have an opinion on The Weeknd's music (it's...fine), but I do find him charming whenever he's on SNL. I especially like "The Weeknd Update."

Wait - is Dr Squatch (?) a real product? And, if so, why????

I love Jason Alexander. And, he's actually a really nice person.

Mr. ebk was hoping the cow would appear and take that annoying bozo out.

Better than a paying gig? Probably not. Unless there's something going on with him that I don't know about (which would be just about anything).

Drake from State Farm... fabulous!

I think they meant no Clydesdales this year.

Always welcome on my TV.