Maverick

So true. I'm fine with Zeke, Michaela and Adam. Figgy and especially Taylor are dbags and would be now much how old they are or what generation they were born in.

Both Lowes and Home Depot have the Star Shower and a variety of other similar devices in multiple colors and various motion patterns.

At least they didn't drag the Walter reveal out very long since it was relatively obvious that's where they were going. Also obvious? Happy will divorce Walter, be threatened with deportation, Paige will marry him but stay involved with Tim, relationship drama and escalation of petty bullshit ensues.

At least there was a follow up. Originally, they had no plans to address the aftermath of the Borg incident. The next episode produced was Suddenly Human, but along the line someone decided that being kidnapped, having your humanity stripped away and being forced to kill the crew of almost 40 ships was worthy of more consideration that Picard staring blankly out a window after having an International Coffee moment with Troi. It wasn't a great episode, but it wasn't horrible. I hated Picard's brother and I would have socked too if I had to be around him for more than 5 minutes. The most annoying thing I was left with after the episode is...why the hell are all these people living in France speaking with a Brit accent? I'm surprised this episode wasn't banned in France because the notion of any Frenchman speaking the Queen's English would send them into a tailspin. As for the Trill, I simply to refuse they're the same species as the one seen in DS9. Bumpy foreheads instead of spots, the symbiot takes over the host, they can't be transported, the Federation has no clue about the symbiot. Given all the changes, I don't know why they didn't just create a similar but different species. As for that episode? Utter garbage. Beverly rejects the Trill at the end under the guise of not being able to deal with someone changing bodies like we change a suit. Yet this is the woman who was perfectly willing to screw the body of her friend and superior officer because he was being inhabited by some rando alien who had her hot n and bothered (which, yeah, so the next poker night wasn't awkward or anything ,was it?) AND was acting all giddy about the new host showing up...until it was a woman. Nice try, Bev, but we're on to you....you don't dig chicks. It's cool, just admit it. Everyone joked about Geordi's luck with women, but Beverly dated a slug, got freaky with a ghost that lived in a candle and when presented with multiple opportunities with Picard didn't hit it.

I thought the losing team deserved to go too. The faces were bad and I agree with the judges, they weren't going to get any better in this competition. Plus, I thought their theme was a bit too literal. OTOH, I thought the other two non-winning teams weren't very successful in the theme. They were both someone who's supposed to be good (famous chef / ice cream man) who's really a creeper but it was a bit of a stretch to the theme. Still, I would have given thhe win to the Chef piece. I thought everything on it was done well.

I can't stand that AARP woman. "Hey! We hear ya!" STFU lady. Why the hell is she eavsdropping on these people and just popping up on them out of nowhere?

No, those are the judges for the Holiday and Spring baking shows. For the Halloween show, it was Ron-Ben Israel, Sherry Yard and Carla Hall with Richard "Look at ME!" Blais hosting. Carla is the only holdover from last year's show. And it's far the worse for it. Damiano is simply awful. I agree he's not attractive, humorless and just generally boring. I can live with Aunt Sandy because of her unabashed and over the top love of Halloween but a definite downgrade from Sherry in terms of expertise. Dunham is fine. He's the host so I can live with him not having a food background. And Dunham's puppet is an improvement over Blais (who, while a chef, isn't a baker and was on Top Chef where virtually every contestant whines about having to do desert).

Please. This show was born 50 feet about a rank of Great Whites. Thus show has always been outlandishly unrealistic. That I can live with, but the stupid relationship drama needs to stop.

I didn't get the judging at all in this episode. I thought the small scare winner looked liked crap. I didn't get why they were raving over it. At all. In the main challenge, I thought the team that did the housekeeper was robbed. I liked the bathroom too, but some of the fondant work was a little sloppy. As for the teams, I get the impression that the show assembles them. I think they find whoever they can of each type of contestant and just put them together. I doubt it's at random, though, as I'm sure they try to put people together who'll cause friction.

No. Don Most

According to YouTube this has apparently been around for at least 2 years, but I saw it on TV tonight for the first time trying to sell the DVD for $12.99. There are no words.

He stopped working for the government when he learned that they used an algorithm he developed to drop bombs during the Irag war, so I don't think they would have had any reason to help him with citizenship.

I haven't watched anything on HGTV in years. It used to be a good background noise channel but now I don't even bother looking at it on the cable guide.

COZI is showing Chorus Line Angels. Good grief, I'd forgotten this episode and how bad it is. A boring, uninspired plot that plods along for what seems like two hours. That is until the plot is resolved 40 minutes into the episode with the Angels acting like the Scooby gang and unmasking the criminal. The remaining 20 minutes entails the Angels giving the crestfallen chorus line cast a Brady Bunch-style pep talk ("if you believe in yourself, you're halfway there!" Julie chirps) and watching and overly choreographed show tune. Oh, and if you missed any of said overly choreographed show tune? Don't worry, because they play it again 2 seconds later. Literally. Not another run through, but a replay of the exact same damn scene. This episode had more padding than an entire season of RuPaul's Drag Race. Oh, and the male dancers in the chorus line? All have pornstaches. Seriously, This was the last season..it was the 80s. No pornstaches.

With wifi!

That's my guess. Walter is an Irish national. I don't know if they addressed his citizenship in the past, but I can see a situation where he was going to be deported and Happy married him.

Something probably happens to Wally which causes a problem between Iris and Joe. Is Wally a regular this year? If he doesn't keep his powers post-Flashpoint I'm not sure where they go with him.

That wording is cagey. I think he will be playing original Wells, but he won't be like the nice guy on the beach. Tess will probably have died and some how turned him evil.

Maybe the first HOH is to clean the house since because of the tight turnaround. The criteria could be first to have their assigned room cleaned, who captures the most ants or who avoids the most communicable diseases.

Agreed he probably won't be a cast member...but he did host Match Game, so being a regular on SNL isn't exactly a step down.

There's a difference between snark and snotty.

Real cheese pants brought to you by real cheese people?

No not all....nor did I say all. But I know at least 3 different makes that don't offer physical keys.

They tried an apple pie flavor, but most people complained about the chunks in their rump.

No, there is no emergency key. At least on some models. Mine has no key...and and no keyholes. If you're battery is dead, you're just screwed. You can't get in and you can't start it. The car will display a warning that the fob battery is low, but if you don't heed it then it's your own damn fault for getting locked out. It's the 21st century...keys are gong the way of the dinosaur.