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I have never liked the character of Drew, but now I find him creepy as well as sleazy. The hand over his heart thing doesn't resonate with me as a sympathetic gesture. I find Willow, Michael, and Drew deserving of each other, and I have no interest in seeing any of them on my TV. Alexis and Dante are fantastic. Emmys for both the actors should be in their futures. The little girl who plays Scout is very, very believable. I hope being in such a sad and difficult storyline at such a young age doesn't give her nightmares in real life.

Given the choice of spending time with Olivia or Veronica, a choice I am so very glad not to have, I'd pick Olivia every single time. I really find Veronica strange, and somewhat unpleasant. The Plaths had Olivia for at least five years to knock around, and speak about badly, and they did it all the time, particularly Kim, who thought her to be a bad "worldly" influence on the other siblings. Has Kim, in the mini skirt with all the make-up, looked in the mirror lately, or watched the program, to realize that she isn't a great role model or influence on her younger kids? Veronica met Olivia one time, but she thought it was enough to talk about her as being a narcissist while interacting with a real narcissist, Kim.

If any of you want to find out more about Adam, just look up Adam Chrisopherson or just Adam on Claim to Fame. Music helped him as he went through a difficult childhood, and he has an organization that uses music to help prisoners and people with other kinds of issues. He is a music therapist also. He seemed to be socially inept, and came across as a pain in the neck on the show, but I, for one, am glad he won. In real life, he seems to be all about helping people.

I don't know how to do spoiler tags, but if you google Adam on Claim to Fame, you'll find spoilers for each person on the show.

If you think you know Adam's celebrity relative, and you believe in checking out spoilers, check out Adam. You would be surprised to learn about someone, who in real life, is quite different than the clueless wonder we are watching on the show.

As I watched Will's fantasy, I kept saying over and over, "I hate this!" I know Angie is not good for Will, but knowing that I was watching a fantasy, a beautiful fantasy, and that reality was going to be so different, and so awful for Will, I could barely stand to watch. This episode is well done, but it is also almost painful.

When Faith's mother told Wlll about Amanda finding and naming him, she told him that Duke, Amanda's father's real name was Wilbur. She also told him that Amanda's mother's maiden name was Trent. Amanca couldn't keep baby Will, so she gave him the only thing she could, his name. A name that meant so much to her.

I started crying at the end, and honestly sat here thinking maybe I won't watch this show anymore. Asher was such an interesting character, and up until tonight's ending, i loved how the writing explored his many layers. He deserved a better ending to his story, and I am angry that they chose to go in this direction.

Former teacher here. Schools are petrie dishes. Always have been, always will be. Closing the schools did damage, socially, psychologically, and academically, but the damage would have been much worse, in fact deadly if they weren't closed. Deadly not just to the children, but to their parents, teachers, and grandparents. Many children live with grandparents as guardians, or in multi-generational homes. If kids went to school during the worst of the pandemic, how many of those grandparents would have wound up hospitalized, or worse? In one school district here, kids went back to school, but kids in their classes got Covid, and so they were in school in person, then virtual, then in person, then virtual, over and over again. Surely, that wasn't the right decision if we are looking for stability. Dr. Phil is annoying, but more than that, his political opinions were right out there this morning. I often am bothered by Sunny, and her need to always be the smartest one in the room, but today, I was proud of her, and Whoopie for standing up against Dr. Phil.

I saw the 20/20 documentary. The cult ladies, barefoot, and dressed in white went to the 7th Day Adventist Church, and gave the baby to the man, who was the pastor there. He became her father, adopted her in a private adoption. Oh, and Haleth, I read it as Don Adams at first also.

Olivia is the one person on the show who has grown (of main characters, I was impressed by Amber last night). Kim's gone back to being a selfish teenybopper, Ethan is still a toddler, who despite his own lack of knowledge and education, wants to raise kids just like he was raised, Moriah is a mess, Micah just doesn't want to deal with anything that isn't easy, pleasant, and uncomplicated. Barry is trying to be a good father, but his views are in his way, and he's just creepy. On the other hand, Olivia has come to terms with how she was raised, and wants nothing to do with that way of life, because she knows how limiting it has been for her and Ethan. When she was talking to Ethan's cousin, and said she was afraid to try college, because she had never been in a school in her life, I felt so bad for her. She could do it, and maybe once she is free of her toddler husband, she will. Bartending, and running her bridal photography business are fine, but she could take photography and business classes, one or two at a time, and feel better about herself.

I've been watching since the first season, and I liked Moriah so much better back when she was the family rebel, showing her rebellion with clothing that was not acceptable to her parents. I found the Moriah of independence, living with Micah, Ethan, and Olivia, somewhat selfish, and immature, with an unrealistic view of her talent, but she was searching, and I found that a positive trait. This season's Moriah is a mess. She's hypocritical, and attention seeking. I can't even summon up empathy for her, and don't get me started on Micah.

I love this show! I love Keith and Evan, their joyful smiles, and their mission to revitalize these neighborhoods. Shea and Terry are a wonderful couple also. It's so terrific to watch cheerful people doing good in this world. While Keith's style is not my style, I enjoy watching his process, and seeing the results. This show is such fun to watch.

Spectrum must have only pulled ABC in some areas. Here in Cleveland, I could watch ABC all day if I wanted to at least so far.

I watched it on Spectrum live today. Going forward, I hope the person who wrote it wouldn't be shown on Spectrum is wrong.