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In a previous season Cassie visited Olympia at her bookstore in Chicago. I think Cassie had some sort of problem/dilemma that Olympia helped her sort out. I believe, as suggested above, that she was some sort of mentor or teacher to Cassie years ago. Edited to add - From Wikipedia: Season 3 - "Cassie and Joanne [Sam's sister] reflect on how stressful wedding planning can be. Joanne mentions Sam's feelings towards marriage, quickly realizing this is news to Cassie. She tries to reassure Cassie that Sam does love her and leaves Cassie alone in her thoughts to take in this unexpected revelation...Unfocused and distracted with Joanne's info about Sam, Cassie goes to Chicago to visit her old friend and mentor, Olympia (Wendy Crewson). Meanwhile, in an effort to keep Sam from letting Cassie slip away, Joanne encourages her brother to focus on the good things in life instead of worrying about the bad things that could happen. After realizing his true feelings, he surprises Cassie in Chicago. As the two of them talk things through, she assures him that she is willing to live in each moment and see what comes."

I thought I saw somewhere that Dan Stevens (Matthew from Downton Abbey) is on DIP this season - any hints?

Will this be on a regular TV channel or only on prime video?

Awww...

Thank you so much for that thorough run-down!

My cable conked out tonight so I missed the episode. Can some kind person give a rundown of what happened? Thanks!

When Christian put on the black puffer coat, and started dancing around in it, I immediately thought of a zorb ball.

This is my biggest pet peeve about Survivor - when they feature one player so heavily that other players are practically invisible. And unfortunately the ones they spotlight are players I usually cannot stand. I probably do not need to name who those players are...

Brilliant play - one of my favorite moments (epic moment!) of Survivor. I don't understand how Dreamz going back on his promise was any worse than the many betrayals, lies and backstabbing that have gone on in all these years of Survivor. If it had been someone else other than Yau-man being betrayed, I wonder if people would be so upset.

None of these designers seem to have much imagination. Avant garde requires major imagination!

I was wondering the same thing myself. For a "farm girl" who had never been anywhere, she certainly fit into society Life.

I finished reading the second book, and was quite satisfied with the resolution of the Pat/Bob storyline.

Brilliant.

Thanks. I was looking forward to it. Oh well. Edited to add: I just read the reviews on Amazon and

Does anyone know when Beecham House is airing on PBS? I thought I saw something about March 1.