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I was sad for Dan that he couldn’t get over his self-esteem issues to be happy with Christine. At least he did end up happy eventually with Sarah and hopefully Christine had a happy life as well. It’s strange to think of her developing feelings for Dan because I always saw Christine and Harry as the endgame.

Zaz put way too much filler in her lips and face. It's even more obvious since the beginning of the episode was a flashback.

At the beginning we did see a (live) black cat on the kitchen counter, so he has at least one.

I haven’t watched the farm show yet, but man this is the most subdued episode of Dr. Pol I’ve ever seen. If this is what the whole new season is gonna be like I think I’ll take a pass. I like the narrator and the music, especially when they pluck the violin string as they pull out the porcupine quills. If they don’t have the little bit of silliness in it, it makes a kind of boring to me.

Hollie did get John’s name tattooed on her! She posted it on her Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CzEQ8-GrtUX/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

I just watched last night's episode, "Mystery in the Ozarks," and I really hope Chris Hoye didn't just run off and leave his wife and kids, thereby letting his ex-girlfriend take her kids back after not being in their lives. Since she (the ex) was in the area the weekend he disappeared, and they had an adversarial relationship due to the custody battle, it's not hard to imagine she had something to do with his disappearance. And WHY did the daughter's fiance not stop and talk to the guy he thought was Chris at the gas station?!

I can’t believe the girl (I’m terrible with names) who made the “pancake” pavlova didn’t go home. What even was that? When she poured it into the pan it looked like cake batter, not fluffy at all. Her alien cake didn’t look that great either.

I remember that line but I recall it as her telling Harry when he was trying to make conversation with her while she was waiting for him to sign some papers. It was one of her first episodes.

I just finished the series. I like that he shared personal things about himself, it made it something more than an ordinary travel show. I’m always interested in the stories of people who leave the US to live in other countries. I hope there is another season.

I wish there had been more interaction between Dan and Roz. Aside from Harry, he was probably closest to her back in the day. She taught him to dance, and helped him with his claustrophobia when they were trapped in an elevator. But hey, we got a Dan/Abby hug for our tender moment, so I’m happy with this season finale.

Loved Grogu jumping in to help his dad with all the “NO NO NO” from the IG-12. I wasn’t sure I wanted Grogu to talk, but the yes/no with IG-12 is really funny to me.

I just watched the series for the first time ever. I know, I’m behind the times. In all the years of hearing my own office gossip about the show, I had no idea Don was really Dick Whitman, so that was a good mystery as it unfolded. I hated Pete at first, but after seeing his parents, and his own despair at his life sometimes, I felt sorry for him. I think it humanized him over the show’s run. I was disappointed Harry turned out to be such a jackass. I wanted to like him, knowing the actor from “The Office,” and I did at first, but by the end…whew. Lane! I really liked him, and loved Jared Harris on “The Crown.” I wish he’d had a happy ending, but what a gut punch that episode was. I hope Don found happiness eventually.

Think trauma "triggers" and transgender identity acceptance are topics today? Night Court devoted entire episodes to those issues decades ago. https://www.cbr.com/night-court-nbc-controversial-episodes/ I agree that the show was ahead of its time.

I make loaf cakes to give out at Christmas, and I’ve found when I use the regular oven at 350, three loaves take 75 minutes. If I use same temp but with convection setting, they only take 50 minutes. However, I think they are too dry inside and too brown on the top when I use convection.

Lisette, the stenographer. I hated her too.

When they were making foule tarts, Josh turned up Jessica’s oven temp. I was surprised the judges did not call him out on that. Oops, I see oven shenanigans has been covered above.

I like Dan and Gurgs teaming up. More of that. But did he mean he carved his initials in the bench when he won his first case back in 1984? The benches were different in the original I think.

Thanks.

I didn’t watch this yet as I was worried the mom’s secret would be she was one of Dan’s many lovers from back in the day. Please tell me that wasn’t it. Go ahead, spoil it.

I liked Dan Vs. Gurgs, then her giving him dinner at the end. Abby needs to tone down the gee whiz attitude or NYC is going to eat her alive. Olivia was meh, Neil wasn’t on enough for me to have an opinion this time.

I think right now she is trying to live up to her ideal of her father, since she has so many regrets about missing time with him. Hopefully Dan can help her realize that Harry was a good judge but also a flawed person like all of us.

Article about the show that references the “Dan’s Operation” episodes from the original run. There's an episode, one of my favorites, and we even spoke about it in the pitch, the "Dan Operation" episode. It's a beautiful, beautiful scene between him and Harry Stone, Harry Anderson who played him. He talks about how he's been with all these women. Even though he's had all these experiences with women, no one has ever said "I love you," and that is truly what he wanted. https://screenrant.com/night-court-revival-dan-fielding-role-details/

Yep! One of my favorites. Edward G Robinson is the best. Love yours as well.

Episodes with deleted scenes included, available on the Peacock streaming app.

Just finished watching the season 6 super fan episodes, and I am howling at everyone’s impressions of other people in the office. Jim nails Andy and Dwight does a great Creed.