Maverick

So glad new agent won't be sticking around. She has no field experience and nearly blew a case she strong armed Isobel into taking but at the end everyone's like "yay, welcome to the team, awesome to have you!". Such bs

Surely they weren't planning on having them live together. Shades of that awful fantasy episode where they imagine still living together (with nutty Beverly Ann no less) decades later. It would have made more sense to have something happen to make them all be living in the same area and/or working together. If they were going to ignore the reunion movie, then most likely Blair still would have been running Eastland and the others would have been there in some capacity.

Alex was really being really childish toward the chef who won round 1 because he had the nerve to not consult her and the other chef about his round 2 choices. Hey Alex, the rules don't say he has to run it by you. If she wants to consult the other chefs when she wins, good for her. But if a chef wins and doesn't want to then don't act a spoiled 10 year old.

Bee-nado? Srsly? I know this show's relationship with reality is about as strong as a cardboard prison but come. on.

On Sundays, MeTV has also pushed The Brady Bunch from noon to 10 am and has put on Andy Griffith and I Love Lucy in its place. Glad ILL is back but I don't know why they're not doing a full hour since TAGS is already on at 6 on Sunday and weeknights.

Because it's all custom work, they're trying to promote the fact they take extra steps to ensure everything is correct as far as wording, spelling, colors, layout, etc before your product goes to production.

No, Tyler is Fred Rutherford. Pompous and telling everyone else what they did wrong.

I feel like the price thing has come up before. I think it's when they're in smaller cities or rural areas they've gotten on them for not adjusting their prices to the market. I'm pretty sure they've gotten on them for underpricing the market a time or two. Giving them feedback on pricing is one thing but Tyler acting like Miss Landers chastising the Beaver and Gilbert was bs. I probably would get kicked off the show because if Tyler told me to say I'm sorry in that to e, it wouldn't be sorry I was saying. WTF was up with the elimination? Why did the team get booted off and then the standings were revealed? It was very strange.

My guess would be Lisa. She's been back in the entertainment industry since her appearance on Survivor (co-hosting the ill-conceived Jeff Probst talk show, Collector's Call on MeTV) and I could see her trying to spin this into something bigger. The spin off setup and the end of the series was supposed to center on her so she probably tried to leverage off that.

Why is Starbucks using Here Comes the Hotstepper in their ads, complete with the repeated phrase "murderer!" in it? I know things are are getting rough out there in a lot of fast food places but is advertising murder really a selling point?

The Captain mentioned he talked the DOJ into funding her position.

I don't remember much good about the later seasons but I was an April fan. I don't think I liked her at first but by the time they paired her up with Bobby I liked her better than Pam. I remember being shocked and royally pissed when she was killed. Also count me as a big fan of business woman Sue Ellen. Had she stayed on, April had lived and they had never introduced the awful Cally and James, this show could have had a revival of it's glory days. Instead, we got JR turned into a putz who everyone from oil CEOs to country hicks could get the better of him, sad sack Bobby and... really nothing and no one to care about.

There is definitely something going on there because she was clearly uncomfortable with him chatting with her husband. I originally thought affair but later figured he's involved with the pirates somehow. It may be both. His job may have been to seduce Lola to get Intel on the couple.

I only know these Crissly people from seeing commercials for their reality show so I know nothing about them. But I know I saw the daughter on some other show delivering almost the speech about her parents entering "the federal system" and getting her siblings, etc. I don't know what else I would have been watching with her on it (and I think it was even a show where she had to reveal herself) but I had a huge case of deja vu. She was far and away the worst singer I've ever seen on this show, but it was obvious she was going home before she opened her mouth based on the simple costume.

Susan clearly cares more about the recognition and validation from the promotion so she would probably accept it under those conditions even if her new husband wasn't extremely wealthy.