AnyTimeFromNow

My first thought was, "What a waste of donuts!"

Wow. Until this episode, I would have rated this series a 9 out 10. But when they made the villain a slightly overweight, middle-aged, woman of average looks, in a series filled with young, attractive, slim folks, this series fell to a 2 out of 10 for me. Really?! I thought we got over that trope that the relatively unattractive people, filled with jealousy over more attractive, especially younger, fitter, folk, are the guilty ones. Yuck.

Lance Riddick has passed. https://people.com/tv/lance-reddick-dead/

I liked it! Was it fabulous? Perhaps not. But I was sure happy to have this serial killer back in my life! It's been long enough that I didn't have a lot of expectations. But I feel like this resurrection of the series cleansed my palate sufficiently from the dismal ending of the first go-around. And I am looking forward to more!

I love those two moles, and hope she keeps them forever! I find her face mesmerizing, and hope she never capitulates to those who suggest otherwise.

I had the exact opposite reaction! I kept thinking how spectacularly fabulous it was, and how much I wanted that exact outfit! To each their own, I guess 🙂

Hell, yeah! About time!! i was yelling f*ch yeah! during the entire scene!

I really, really, really try not to judge people based on their appearance. But I fully admit to being gleeful when someone I find wholly unattractive also turns out to be a jerk, ipso facto Jed.

Why are they obscuring the face of the producer? Are they in some sort of Bachelorette equivalent of a witness protection program?

Hey ABC and The Bachelorette Producers, "No" means "No". Have you learned nothing in the last year? Why are you subjecting this woman to harassment by a man she already said "No" to??

I had the opposite reaction. I was picking up on the chemistry between them right from the start, but I didn't think we'd see that acknowledged.

I really liked this episode. I thought it revealed more about what happened with Erica's daughter in an effective, suspenseful way. I liked the scenes between Erica and Keaton after they suspected her but before they arrested her. When Erica expressed confidence that Keaton would find the "mole", I liked the way she declared it, knowing that they would be onto her shortly. The episode also left me eager to learn more about what Erica is up to after that phone call with Tal.

You gotta know when to hold em, know when to fold em

It was staggeringly awful. I agree that Ashley didn't come off well. It felt like she had to fill about 50 minutes of time and she really didn't have much to say. It was also weird that she announced Lucy as the winner before she opened the envelope. The studio and camera work were craptastic, too.

Gin and tonic

I liked the way the horse was just casually eating grass at the end of the scene when the camera panned out. Mare don't care.

Thank you for saying this, Mellowyellow! It was nice to be reminded that at least some of our politicians have been thoughtful and intelligent.

Oh, Morgan...

this show is so annoying sometimes, like right now

Thank you, @green :) I do understand. I was pointing out (too obtusely, clearly), that someone was calling out others in this thread for "attacking people that are not in the show", having just done exactly that (i.e., Oprah).

Oprah is on Big Brother???

Just came across this: https://twitter.com/JulieChen/status/1022968567728427012/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^tweetembed|twterm^1022968567728427012&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fpeople.com%2Ftv%2Fjulie-chen-defends-husband-les-moonves-sexual-misconduct-allegations%2F

Indeed. I don't think my opinion of a houseguest has done a 180 faster than it has for Sam.

Not sure how you lept to this conclusion. If I didn't think it was something that could be discussed, I wouldn't have entered into a discussion AND asked questions.

I don't know what this means. Feminity is to be controlled? To meet some standard? That others find acceptable? Color me confused.