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13 hours ago, Evie said:
Yeah, I guess I'm dead inside because that did nothing for me. The Valentine he apparently carried around for 40 years was just too much. All the talk about Kevin finally having grown up didn't really work for me when we saw him with his revolving door of women in the Katoby episode and he immediately tried to get with Cassidy after Sophie rejected him. Seemed like the same old Kevin to me. Sophie and Kevin don't even know each other so how does she know he's finally the man she's been waiting for.
This episode just made me feel sorry for Sophie's now ex husband and how convenient that they divorced between the engagement party and wedding. He never had a chance if she's secretly been waiting for Kevin to grow up all this time.
12 hours ago, ProudMary said:So, Sophie stops Kevin from speaking and gives him the Pearsonesque speech about how she needs him to love her for the woman she is now. Kevin searches his wallet and pulls out a ~35 year old valentine, cementing the idea that he's been in love with his idea of her from the past for decades and THAT'S when Sophie decides he's grown into the man she wants.
Seriously, what are they smoking in that writers' room?
Blech, I agree with ALL of this. I didn't actually watch the show... I quit after Ep. 3 I think, when it was clear that Mads was getting engaged...or something that made it obvious it was gonna be Sophie. HAAATE the whole "epic luuuuve" childhood love is your one true soulmate. Doesn't help that S hasn't been around in ages (and she finally appears with a hubby that she conveniently gets rid of in time). I really, really wanted Kev and Madison to be together. Agree with those that don't see the chemistry of Sophie and Kev, or basically, any personality out of Sophie. The 40-year-old Valentine is so treacly and, as others noted, show that Kev is hung on the old version of Sophie. Usually, when I've stuck with a show til the last year, I stick it out til the bitter end, but I'm glad I quit watching. I just read the recaps. 😄 Might watch Miguel ep, but I really, really don't want to see all the sad stuff with Rebecca, having dealt with similar issues older family members (now deceased) and the fact that my own folks are getting up there.
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11 hours ago, statsgirl said:
In real life, medical sales people make appointments before they show up. Not Winston's brother on this show though.
I would also think the person on the accreditation committee would also make an appointment to meet with Bailey and Webber to discuss something as important as complaints/shutting down their residency program but apparently she just wandered in. 🙄😄
Of course, Zola is so wonderful and special [I adore the actress, this is directed to how the character is written] she doesn't blink an eye about leaving her home/school/friends and moving to Minnesota... yeah, right.
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On 3/30/2022 at 2:09 PM, Empress1 said:
Rebecca was born in 1950. I think she looks her age (I actually think they dress her too dowdily) but her voice has always bugged me -Mandy Moore doesn’t really modify her voice when she plays present-day Rebecca.
That doesn't bother me at all, I actually hate when shows have "older" people [portrayed by younger actor] talking in some high pitched quavery voice as a sign of age. My mother is 80 and her voice sounds like it did 30-40 years ago, same with my dad. I did have some other relatives whose voices got a little thin or quavery as they got into their 70s-80s, but they also had health problems. While Rebecca has cognitive issues, her overall health seems good.
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On 3/23/2022 at 10:31 AM, Enigma X said:
I have seen the Dateline and 48 Hours on all of Hupp's misdeeds, but I can't recall if the real-life judge for the Faria case was this bad. The prosecutor and police were really this bad. I am wondering how much of the judge's actions are embellished.
I've been trying to find some of the info on Westlaw, but it most of it doesn't seem to be readily available. But I did find Schwartz's brief on Russ's appeal. Particularly interesting was his argument regarding the impropriety of DA's closing argument in which she conjectured, with NO evidence, that the alibi witnesses were in on it, had held Russ's phone, gone to the Arby's etc. This is from the transcript of what the judge allowed:
"I'm going to tell you how I think it happened.
I think--How did [Mr. Faria] do it? He decided that this would be the ultimate role play. The ultimate game. The ultimate way to stage, but it required all hands on deck.
It required a pretty good script, one that could be committed to memory and one that could be anticipated. Anticipation of every move.
Now I'm not suggesting that he knew all along that December 27th was going to be the day, but I am suggesting that months before, maybe years before, he had the idea and I think he brought it to his friends.
I think he talked about it. How would we do this? How would the ultimate role play happen?
And so the ball starts rolling. The momentum starts gaining. He makes all of these stops so that he can establish an alibi. Not a bad idea.
He laid it out. Cancelled dinner with his Mom because he had lots of errands to run. You heard of the errands that he ran. He got down there and he said, tonight's the night.
He leaves his phone and he heads back to Troy. "
This seems pretty close to the dialog on the show. In his brief, Schwartz mentioned how many times she said "I think" [instead of "the evidence shows"]. Also noted that she never asked the alibi witnesses if they knew of Russ's alleged plan, or had gone to the Arby's or anything that could conceivably be considered part of the evidence.
On 3/24/2022 at 10:43 AM, pasdetrois said:'m a trustee for two family trusts (the routine revocable kind that protect routine assets - anyone can create one). How did Pam get away with the money shenanigans?
Originally, I assumed it was an actual trust, but on the show, she calls the bank to transfer $ to her personal account. So instead of an actual trust, I think she set up a separate bank account that was "Pam Hupp in trust for Daughters 1 and 2 Faria" or something like that. You can set one of those up with the intention of the money passing to the others when you die; it goes directly to the named and bypasses the probate estate. Those types of accounts are revocable at will at the discretion of the owner, here Pam. Don't know if that's what happened in real life, but from the dialog on the show, I think that's what it was and why it was so easy for her to take the money for herself.
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The snake storyline was cool. Though when Webber was tentatively reaching to to spray the snake's head, I kept yelling "Go around to the other side!" The snake head was clearly on the man's left arm and Webber was trying to reach across him. I was so glad when Bailey jumped in driver's seat, leaned thru to the back and sprayed that thing! Helm was actually really funny this ep. Loved that Winston thought the snake was cool (and Maggie's responsive "who ARE you?" was cute.
I don't think that Glasses should necessarily come back to surgery, but umm, yeah, I think someone should be making sure that guy has not killed himself or something, and maybe help him figure out what medical profession he could pursue.
Still not feeling Nick or Kai (I may be the only one though, the Twitterverse seems to LOVE Kai). We could scuttle all of the MN story/characters and I'd be good.
Pissed that they've assassinated Linc's character (not to mention almost killed the great friendship w/Jo by having them sleep together), but maybe he's on the upswing? I did really feel for him when he told Amelia he needed to hate her for a little while. It's hard to go from madly-in-love, think-you're-gonna-be-together-forever to just friends/co-parents. Amelia is trying to be normal and friendly but he's not ready for that. And yes, he was being petty and kinda rude at the beginning, but dang! Scout is not that old and the hospital supposedly has the best effing daycare ever; plus, he was at work. It's not like they need to have him enrolled somewhere immediately. So Amelia following him around and prattling on about how they had to get Scout on some waiting list for pre-k was annoying [and I like her!!]. He said he would take a look at the options later and get back to you; Amelia, let him take a damn look! [Plus, if I'm focused on a work issue I don't need distractions... and I'm not saving lives here! Though obviously in GA world, inappropriate work conversations are the norm, lol.].
Really don't understand all the praise of Meredith. Wasn't she basically recruited after all the research had already been done? Just for her name or something? Kai and others seemed to do a lot more and Amelia basically did the surgery right? This whole storyline has never made ANY sense to me.
7 hours ago, LexieLily said:So I'm assuming Bailey and Ben won custody of Pru offscreen and/or on Station 19?
Yes. I sort of half-heartedly watch that show waiting for GA to come on. Pru's grandparents came over and said they were giving up the fight. Then they demanded EVERY SINGLE holiday with Pru. Bailey got all fired up and started bluffing saying the reason they were giving up was because the grandfather had health problems [she had heard he had a dr's appt or something]. Then the grandmother admits that it's her health problems that have caused them to make the decision. Heart problems, pacemaker, she find herself unable to keep up with the needs of a toddler. Missed the resolution of holidays, but there was an ultimatum... grandparents don't want Pru to lose another parent so are demanding Ben give up firefighting in exchange for custody of Pru. Not sure if that really got resolved, Bailey mentioned something about being in custody fight on GA, so I suppose not fully settled yet.
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5 hours ago, ItCouldBeWorse said:10 hours ago, phalange said:
College-age Kevin and Randall were especially douchey this episode, Randall with his staring at Kate and Kevin with his comments to Miguel, and the two of them just sitting on the couch chatting while Kate and Beth set the table.
Yes! Kevin was busy drinking and feeling sorry for himself, but Randall should not be letting Beth do his chores. That would normally be a good indication of what she would expect once they are married.
ehh, Beth could've said something to him about helping [or Rebecca could've for that matter], but if I'm a guest in someone's home (as Beth was), I always help set or clear the table etc. I'm not trying to do someone else's chores, just being a polite and gracious guest. Seems like adult Randall has always been helpful in the kitchen.
I have mixed feelings about Toby and Kate and their thoughts about the foods Jack eats, but geez! Can't these people [all of the Pearsons actually, in any time period] just act cool and talk about later, in private so as not to make everyone uncomfortable as hell? Also, I thought it was supes awkward for Rebecca to make that announcement, right before dinner, about needing to have "a Talk" later. And she indicated it would only be Miguel and the Big 3, but said it in front of everybody. So now, everyone has to eat dinner wondering what the hell is going on.
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My random thoughts:
1) I never liked Schmitt, but even as a lay person, I can see he is totally decompensating and if he were my friend, I'd be very worried. Yet all these doctors just flit along, give lip service to how he must be devastated but nobody is doing anything for him.
2) They have totally destroyed the character of Link that they created over the past few years.
3) I hate Owen, Teddy, their kids, his sister, and her kid. Can they all just please go away?
4) I didn't think McIrish and Mer had a lot of chemistry but I liked them as friends as least. Nick and Mer have zero chemistry and he's boring AF [sorry, Scott Speedman, I still love you, just not your character!].
5) As others noted, it is crazy that no one is talking about the Minnick Method in this storyline about the Webber method. At least with the Minnick Method, an attending was in the room at all times. I seriously don't see how the Webber method of "proceed to this point and then call and attending" works. What if the attending is in another surgery? Or is the attending not allowed to schedule anything else and just sit around waiting? If that's the case, why not have the attending in the damn OR, even if hands off unless needed. This SL is STUPID.
Please put this show out of its misery. It is a shadow of its former self.
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16 hours ago, Trillian said:
I loved that little touch! The Big Three may be the last generation to address their in-laws as Mr and Mrs (Ms/Dr/Rev/Your Honour). I thought it also highlighted how very young they were, that Mrs Kevin Pearson (should she choose to use that appellation) addressed Mrs Jack Pearson by title.
Some of us old folk would never dream of calling a parent-in-law by first name, consider mom or dad to be too familiar (I have my own parents, thank you); Mother Pearson sounds like a religious title, and resort to Mr and Mrs - or, the ever-popular, Ummh.
hmm, I'm a lot older that the Big Three and NO ONE I know calls an in-law Mr. or Mrs. Whoever. It's usually a first name; occasionally a nickname or the person's "grandparent" name (like "Mimi" or whatever.) Though, I can totally see not calling an in-law "mom" or other parental designation, esp if you haven't been married long. And definitely agree that Mother Pearson sounds like a nun!
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4 hours ago, Gator Stud said:
guess my views are completely distorted living in LA. We are in the market and we need to come up with $800K as a down payment. In Houston that would be the price of the house with 5 bedrooms. In Pearland (Hi Jose!) you could get 3 houses for that down payment. My buddy had a place in Commonwealth and that was still sort of expensive. I would kill for $760/sf. Caucasian Sex tried living in Santa Barbara to do their weed thing, but I think they are not back on the East coast. You have to pay for your freedom.
Man! Makes me glad I live a small city [about 135,000 population] in the South! My house is a little under 3000 sq ft and when I bought it almost 10 years ago, i think prices were around $100/sq foot or a touch over. Now, probably closer to $180/200 per sq foot but still not bad. And is close to all the good stuff downtown, not the outskirts. And decent sized yards too.
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8 hours ago, Crs97 said:
The only thing I didn’t like about Cassidy’s speech was my inner cynical voice telling me the writers are trying to manipulate me into thinking Sophie is his one true love when I think they are a toxic pairing. If it can’t be Madison, then right now I can only hope that Cassidy takes the job helping oversee the house construction and they come together organically over the course of several years. If the show ends with Sophie being Kevin’s wife and walking in to say goodbye to Rebecca, someone might owe me a new television.
I second this wholeheartedly. I really hate the Kevin/Sophie relationship.
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14 hours ago, buttersister said:
And we get to see that Rebecca-Miguel episode we’ve wanted. Here’s hoping it’ll be worth waiting for, and not a lesson to be careful what you ask for😉
yes, but they are also forcing Cassidy on us next week too [while I like Jennifer Morrison the actress, I am not a Cassidy fan, especially a Kevin /Cassidy fan].
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17 hours ago, Ohmo said:
I don't disagree with that, but I also don't think that excludes the fact that he loves Madison. It's not an "either/or " scenario in my mind. Kevin wants what Jack and Rebecca had in terms of family structure, Madison does seem to have more n common with Book Club Guy, AND YET Kevin is also realizing that he loves Madison and will have to work to win her over. All of these things can be true at once.
yes to this. I think he is either falling in love or realizing he already was. I really hope they end up together. As I've said MANY times on this forum, I really HATE Kevin/Sophie... for many reasons. I hate the "fell-in-love-with-my-one-true-soulmate-at-age-ten and no one else will ever do" aspect. I don't feel like Kevin and adult Sophie have any chemistry other than residual feelings from childhood. They have tried multiple times to have a relationship and it hasn't worked. I think the Madison thing feels more organic; they had a one night stand that resulted in pregnancy; became friends &co-parents; and now (hopefully) falling in love. I wish I could FF to find out if he ends up with Sophie, because if he does, I'd probably quit watching now. #TeamMadison
I remember the Challenger explosion quite well. I was 15 and we were supposed to watch it in class but there was delay. So I was in my lunch period and on the way back to my next period, a classmate told us the Challenger blew up. We thought he was making a bad joke, but teacher said it was true and then let us watch the news/aftermath. I remember the shock and horror, for several reasons: 1) shuttle launches had become routine. 2) Civilian going into space; my dad thought that was awesome and said he would love to do it; I thought it was scary. And then the explosion. So there was a little "what if that had been my dad?" 3) One of the astronauts, Ron McNair, was from a town just about 45 minutes away from mine and the entire state was so proud of him going up in space. I remember a similar sick and horrible feeling in 2003 when the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated upon reentry.
The Rebecca storyline is gonna be hard. I've had 3 female family members suffer from some sort of age-related dementia, so not really excited about watching this - or thinking about how that may be my future.
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First, I'm a little sensitive about the "Evil Lawyer" thing as I am an attorney...though it seems Harry did civil [and maybe criminal?] defense and I do not. He says he never broke the law, and I'm assuming that means the ethical canons for lawyers so I get kinda irritated that everyone acts like he was horrible. We don't always like our clients but we advocate for or defend them within the bounds of the law. Just because you or I might not want to be involved with some of the folks Harry represented doesn't make him an Evil Lawyer.
The baby shower thing was cute, but kinda weird. How would they have cake and baby gifts out on the rig if it was Eliott's first day and no one would know his "wife" was pregnant?
The lawyer/courtroom scenes were so wrong, I could hardly watch them. The oil co. lawyer completely would not be so gullible to fall for Sophie's shtick (or at least would check it out]. This woman is likely a senior partner and is handling a multi-million dollar case, she would not be that out of the loop about her firm or client hiring and efficiency expert. Also, I forgot the exact phrase now, but oil co. lawyer used jurisdiction wrong; everyone seemed to use motion to dismiss and summary judgment interchangeably but they are different things. If there had been such a lack of evidence, the oil co. would have moved for summary judgment long before the start of the trial, esp a jury trial, which I presumed this one was; so many more. So many other little things.
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I like this episode but there is NO WAY a young lawyer would not know what a partner in her firm looked like. Even if he was out on paternity leave when she was hired, she would've looked at the website because that's what you do when you're interviewing, you gather intel.
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On 12/11/2021 at 6:25 PM, RedbirdNelly said:
The recruiting med students stuff was pretty dull. Who needs a diagram of the new teaching method? how is that helpful?
Seriously! Do they not ever film surgeries? Videos would be a lot more interesting, not to mention helpful, in demonstrating the new teaching method.
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Ugg, I am NOT into a Jo/Link pairing. I really want Amelia and Linc back together. Remember how great they were? That episode where he pretends to be Owen for her bitchy sisters?? Swoonworthy! Until, for some reason, the powers that be had to make up this marriage obstacle. Ugg.
Also, I really think Kai is cool. They are very attractive and I liked their explanation of why they chose research. I can even handle the flirtiness with Amelia, but again, dammit, I want Ames and Linc back together.
I love Scott Speedman, but his character leaves me cold and I get ZERO chemistry with him & Mer [though to be fair, I didn't see any with McIrish either]. And honestly, this whole "cure Parkinsons from Minnesota" storyline is boring. Send Mer and Amelia back home and let them do some kickass surgeries.
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On 10/7/2021 at 8:49 AM, Pondlass1 said:
And when exactly was Bev converted to vampire?
What was the population of the island? Was it mentioned? The church held maybe 40-50. So that’s all the island folks? A church, a school, a doctor for such a small community.It seems like in one of the earliest eps, one character said something about how there was only a few dozen left on the island. As for Bev, the way I understood is that she had not been converted as of the Midnight Mass. When she saw the new vamps feeding on others, she was a coward and fled to the back of the church. Erin and Co. found her there and pulled the gun on her. Bev said something like "that will only buy you 5 minutes" meaning that if Erin killed her, Bev would resurrect as a vampire in 5 minutes [because of course, as regular mass-goer, she'd drunk lots of blood-wine]. And that is what/when it happened. At least, that is how I interpreted it.
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On 9/27/2021 at 10:12 PM, Paloma said:
I was confused as to why Leeza survived the sunrise and why her paralysis came back when they were in the boat. She was one of the only regulars at church and thus consumed more of the "angel's" (or the monsignor's) blood than almost anyone--enough that she was healed of her paralysis even before adults started getting younger. So why wasn't she a vampire like, for example, her mom, who went to church regularly with Leeza? For that matter, why wasn't Warren a vampire, since he was an altar boy and presumably took communion regularly?
Because neither of them died. In order to become a vampire, you had to have consumed the blood and then die, so you could be "resurrected" as a vampire.
On 10/4/2021 at 10:48 AM, MaggieG said:My biggest issue with this show was the fact that nobody that saw the "angel" didn't scream out "Dude, that's not an angel, that's a vampire!" Riley, after being resurrected, sat there with the Monsignor and didn't ask any questions about what that thing was, where did it come from. Erin, after sitting in the boat with Riley, listening to his story, watching him burn, didn't voice anything like that. Even when she's recounting the story to Sarah, they didn't mention "that thing, that creature" that's clearly not an angel. Even after the massacre, when the few survivors were hiding out at the Riley's house nobody is voicing this. I get it, they're probably all in shock from what they just witnessed but the fact that nobody said "what the hell was that thing?" just took me out of the show a bit.
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Totally agree. As someone pointed out, Catholic Church has long recognized good and evil and that thing looked like a gargoyle. Also, when Priest talks about how people in the Bible were also scared of angels, did nobody think : "Well the angels in the Bible talked, and said things like 'Fear not for I bring you good tidings of great joy' and did not, you know, just screech & leap upon people and suck their blood. " 🙄
On 10/4/2021 at 9:25 AM, DanielleBowden said:But, like mentioned above, I also think that the Monsignor's got off lightly in the end. He turned an entire town into vampires so he could get a second chance with Mildred. Honestly. Mildred should have slapped him when he said, I did this all for you as she sitting undead in church dripping in her neighbors' blood.
This really irritated. First that he, the one who started all this turned so suddenly -- had a revelation, let's say--about how wrong it was ...didn't feel authentic to me. Then it was like, "this is wrong, whoops/sorry, I did it because I love you." ARRGH.
On 9/27/2021 at 10:12 PM, Paloma said:This should have been an exciting finale, but of course they had to interrupt the action with another interminable monologue about death from Erin.
HAHAHA, glad I'm not the only one not impressed with that. I thought it was SO annoying, that I was yelling at the screen, "just die already!"
Overall, I found it entertaining. I would only allow myself to watch when on treadmill and it certainly incentivized me to walk/run! I did predict a fair bit of the events throughout but still enjoyed the series as a whole. A part of me wanted Bev to have a much worse death [I called her many many bad names throughout, all modified by a word that begins with F] , but having been admonished by Annie and then having screwed the rest of her followers, and dying alone and scared was pretty good punishment. The monologues throughout were a bit much.
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On 10/1/2021 at 10:25 AM, SlovakPrincess said:On 9/22/2021 at 7:44 PM, Joimiaroxeu said:
Does this show take place in the past? That model of Toyota Angie was driving was discontinued over 10 years ago.
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Hmm, Angie and Leah are sisters. Of course.
Loved the clothes and the hair. I'm in. I'll be curious to see how the ratings do and how long Fox will support it.
No, I think her car is just that old - I just assumed she's pouring most of her money into building her business and the rest into raising Nikki.
Yeah, the long lost sisters angle was a bit of an eye roll for me -- but hey, they both are gonna hate their dad, so I guess this could be something for them to eventually bond over!
I had that car - It was either a 98 or 99 and I just got rid of it in 2019! It was a GREAT car!
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I love Scott Speedman but I get zero chemistry with Mer. [same w bald Irish dr].
The only intern/resident I liked was Parker and TPTB got rid of him early on. Glasses is an idiot.
Imma need Link and Jo to stay friends and Link and Amelia to reconcile STAT.
I always liked Megan so I'm cool with her sticking around.
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On 6/16/2021 at 7:57 AM, BingeyKohan said:
But imagine that whoever Kate was accusing had confessed (which in Kate’s mind would have been a possibility) and they admitted, yep I saw you - but you weren’t in the basement … so what was up with that? Kate then has to explain things she didn’t want public.
This is what has bugged me constantly....and I've not really seen a good explanation.
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On 6/16/2021 at 1:48 PM, CrazyDog said:
I guess I have the UO regarding the finale - I was disappointed. I think the show worked best as a feature of two flawed girls, both victims in different ways - pressure, failed by their parents, attacked by society and the media.
While the show definitely showed Jeannette being "off" it was in a way that could have been attributed to going through her own traumas, and being a frankly, obnoxious and self-centered teenager.
To end the series with Jeannette being a true villain alongside Martin, it lost me. It wasn't needed, and I think it took away from Martin being the true evil of the season. I don't think we need a S2 unless they do something completely different.
I just binged watched and finished yesterday. It may be unpopular, but I feel the same!
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17 hours ago, bybrandy said:On 9/28/2021 at 6:30 PM, KaveDweller said:
I thought the same thing, kids that young would be unlikely to know him. Maybe if their parents were big fans they would pick up on who he was, but seeing as their mom is his ex-girlfriend, I doubt she or her husband would be big fans.
My parents were huge Billy Joel fans. If he'd rocked up at the house I'd have known him. But my mom never dated him so yeah,, I can't see my dad being a big fan knowing that... but then I guess it depends on how Rocker bio mom told the story. Joe and I were friends maybe we went out a couple of times is a different level of connection to worry about than Joe was the father of the child I had before we met and that has pretty much constantly secretly been in my thoughts our whole life together. We know she didn't tell him that version.
I could believe that the kids knew him. My friends' kids LOVED all sorts of rock/pop music when they were little and wanted her to turn it up loud in the car [and they were only 3!]. And her hubs probably got a very sanitized version of "I was really good friends with Joe in college" so he probably thinks its cool that his wife knows/knew someone famous, so I could see them playing his music a lot.
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ugh, i just don’t think i can do this show. I don't really like any of the timelines.
Cop Joe is 32 and still lives at home, where his annoying family/friends are way to up in his life. And love how his uncle says "no, you don’t have to be married/have kids to have a fulfilling life" and then immediately takes it back. 🙄 I do feel bad that he carries that guilt about his father going to work on 9/11 because Joe didn't want to go the game [which would be the same for all Joes]. I don't know exactly how to articulate it but it is one thing to honor and remember your father and it's another to kind of wallow [that's not the right word I can't think of it] and try to re-live his life (down to the same badge number!) and I feel like Joe here is doing the latter.
Rocker Joe apologizes to his wife for being an asshole….and then acts like an asshole again. However, Jenny wins the jerk prize in this timeline. She tells Joe about his son ten years after giving him up but won't help find him. Her excuse is that her hubs doesn’t know and then acts like Joe’s failure to tell Amy is the same thing. Ummm, no. Jenny has had YEARS to tell hubs, Joe found out LAST NIGHT. 😡 I think he gets some time to process. However, if he really is going to look for the kid, he needs to tell Amy ASAP. Also, Jenny, WHY THE HELL DID YOU TELL HIM in the first place? I don't even believe Jenny from Cop Joe timeline who says he needs to know for his future children...ummm, what if he'd had children a year after you? or 2 or 5 years? Ten years later is long time to wait to tell someone they might carry a gene that could cause muscular dystrophy in their kids! But this Jenny didn't even spout that excuse. What did she think he would do? "Oh, you had my son ten years ago, gave him up with out telling me, but it's cool, I don't need to see him or know anything about who is raising him. So you wanna another drink?" We REALLY need more info from both Amys on why she didn't tell him.
Also, I was thinking about some previous comments that there is no way Amy's pregnancy would not get back to him from mutual friends, but I could see it. She could've moved and gone to law school far away where she knew no one [and presumably having told no one but maybe her parents]. By the time she comes back, she's married with a kid in Cop Joe timeline & no one thinks anything about it. I doubt that many people would count backwards and suspect it was someone else. In Rocker Joe timeline, same thing about law school, and then when she comes back, no one questions where the baby is because no one knew she was pregnant. And if her law school classmates knew, if the school was far away, most of them probably don't live near her now or wouldn't know her old friends so the secret wouldn't get out.
Nurse Joe is sorta depressing. Can't get over grief/guilt so holds everything in; causing problems with his marriage, which probably won't be helped if wife moves for law school. Amy seems happy with his friend Eric in this timeline so I guess they won't have a Joe-Jenny-Amy triangle.
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S18.E19: Out for Blood/S18.E20: You Are the Blood
in Grey's Anatomy
Yes, this!! I loved Amelia and Linc together and they showrunners ruined them. I don't feel the chemistry with Kai/Am and same with Linc/Jo. Blech. I didn't even finish the eppy because I could see where things were headed once Jo dumped Todd.
agree with all of this but MANY folks on Twitter seem to LOVE Amelia/Kai, think they have super hot chemistry etc. Haven't seen as many folks up for the Jo/Linc pairing.
I was trying to stick with this show til the bitter end [i.e., series finale], but I fastforwarded half of last night's and then turned it off before the end. Bailey seems incompetent now. Webber is mean and disrespectful to Meredith and Bailey. The Meredith story-line is confusing... she's great and does risky surgery and Parkinson's treatment, etc.... but why does that really matter to the residency program? And dang, why do all these people try and make her feel guilty for leaving a hospital which, yes, has been a home to her, but also filled with sad memories of Derek? And sorry, love Scott Speedman, but he and Mere are boring together. I can't even think of a couple on the show that has good chemistry now. Think about the good ole days - Mer/Der had it. Addison had chemistry with Derek, Mark and Alex. Izzie had it [at least initially] with Alex and Denny [but not Ghost Denny, lol]. So many other examples... now, everyone is just blah to me.