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Ok so the final game didn’t require a real vote per se. I can’t imagine that 333 changed that much though.

The five players are idiots. they are first told that there are now 9 players left because the baby is now player 222. They are then told that in the sixth game, they can end the game after all agree on who is eliminated and at least three must be eliminated before the game ends. they vote on whether to continue and are told player 222 lakes the capacity to vote. um guys! THE BABY CANT VOTE! they can never all agree on the three players to eliminate because the baby cannot agree. so the game will have to be played out another way.

The one player I really wanted to survive didn’t. Very sad.

Trump can talk about that golfer’s junk but he can’t say the word erect when talking about a flag pole?

Heh waiting for the book to be written before making the next season. They couldn’t do that for GOT.

I think that Nicholas’ subconscious must have pushed the memory down so that he didn’t really remember the incident but he subconsciously knew that his mother was intimate with another man, even though it was rape. So he always had a feeling his mother was unfaithful to his father.

As the mother of a Gen-Z older teen and a young adult (each of whom have a friend who transitioned), plus knowing another person who transitioned as a 40 year old, i can tell you that no one, no one is "pushing" kids to be trans, or adults either. No one is voluntarily going through that kind of stress, trauma or all the problems it brings "just because its the thing to do." Seriously. Everyone that I know that has done it (which is 3, a teen, a young adult, and a 40 year old), gave it very serious thought, went through a lot of therapy before anything chemical or surgical was done and all are exceedingly happy now that they are "their right selves." all have said they did not feel "right" beforehand and were not happy with their lives. Its too early to tell for sure, but i do know the young adult and 40 year old, both of whom transitioned into women, have had some harder time feeling acceptance overall, even though the young adult passes quite well (as she started early). she says its just how women are treated in general, especially recently. the teen, who is a trans-man, may get the better deal in that case.

Fun show in general. Too long though imo. Should have been 8 episodes tops. The house next door plot was pointless. &nbsp was a bit sad that Gracie died since it seemed like she had turned around. I guess too late.

Really, Bonnie’s whole point was to torch the yellow house?

I also thought for a bit about Jazmine because i never thought it was the pastry chef, he clearly was framed and was just trying to keep from being so, anyone could see that. but then it became clear to me that Lily and her guru were prime antagonists and even though the guru wasn't shown at the dinner I thought for sure he might have come later and ended up involved in the murder with Lily, so i was half right, it just ended up being her alone. the poison and thrown vase were clearly "female type" killing tools. I wasn't sure if AB really thought he was going to be killed, or just felt that so much crap was "going to kill him" i think AB put his journals back in the library early just in case Lily came back to his office to try and take them. He knew she was sneaky enough to try that.

Some good ones, some interesting ones. Johnny Weir, Rob Cesterino, Donna Kelce, Tiffany Mitchell, Tara Lipinsky, Yam Yam, Natalie Anderson, Ian Terry, are the ones I'm most familiar with. Of course, Dorinda from last season and I know who Michael Rapaport is as an actor. I'm sure Rob will want to be a traitor, but will he be selected. Donna will definitely be a faithful i'm sure.

It won’t be, we are stuck with what we got. At least with WOT books, we have a real ending, at least as close to as what Jordan wanted as could get.

Depends on whether the firm enforces the 2 year non-compete still.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I’ve decided I’m done with him.

It’s probably 3 hour drive or so from Boston to Westchester. Will the Swiss follow Coop to a new firm or will Coop fly out at the last minute to save the firm’s bacon? He needs a cover for his new art crime income. Even Walter White used the car wash business.

So is Christian keeping the painting money too? Why on earth would Coop trust him to work with again just on Lu’s say so? i don’t think Sam had any intention of framing Coop until he showed up on the nanny cam and his blood was in the ammonia. I guess lab tests are much better if they can pull dna from blood mixed with ammonia or bleach. anyway , once the cops found a plausible suspect, Sam had no real choice but to go along with it and plant the gun. Still don’t know if she knew Coop broke into her home before then or how he got knocked out. I guess maybe he just slipped on the blood? Nice to see both blackmail pieces used.

Why did Coop’s dad pay the entire bail? That’s what bail bonds are for. Pay 10% and use collateral. Coop’s not going anywhere. and yes Coop make up a reason for being in the house! Say you forgot Sam wasn’t home! You went in, someone clocked you (actually they never showed what happened before Coop woke up, was he hit from behind, did he slip on blood?), and when you woke up you panicked, cleaned up and left. The blood was from hitting your head. the killer must have figured out who you were (because Sam told him), and put the gun in your car (because Sam told him) because the trunk doesn’t work. and Kat, no way should Coop testify. Elena absolutely stole from Coop. She must have snuck in somehow after the cops while Ali was distracted. Hopefully Christian will still sell the painting, now that he got his pound of flesh, and coop will keep all the money.

Nice plot contrivance. Hunter takes his ADHD medication with him to school? Really? why? my kid takes her pill once a day, in the morning before school. there is absolutely no reason for Hunter to be taking the whole bottle with him to school.

Yeah, these shows definitely reveal a bit of that life, which isn’t terribly surprising. Doesn’t seem like Sam did anything. Was it the girlfriend? Or a business partner? How much did Lu tell the art guy about Coop? Poor Barney

I’m surprised Coop and Elena aren’t mad at the housekeeper who didn’t tell them about the new dog or the pressure plates under the purses. That was surprising, why would one think of that?

Its sortof suggested in Ep 3. everyone in his circle is a member of the super expensive tennis (golf?) club (with overpriced food) because to not be so suggests that they "aren't good enough" and therefore a social pariah. i.e. have to keep up with the Joneses. also no one knows he's lost his job and he doesn't want to anyone to realize that. he could sell a watch and no one would really know that, but the car is more obvious. if he suddenly isn't driving the Maserati, people would ask why, especially if he "downgraded" to a Porsche or Mercedes. He has the 'excuse' of his sister as to the change in living arrangements, why he isn't renting the house anymore, so he's saving some money there. but i guess the writers came up with the "box and papers" bit in order to bring in the Lu character and a more shady criminal connection to play out later.

is Coop going to eventually turn to blackmail? selling watches for $65,000 a pop is not going to pay his legal bills or float him for another 2 years with his expenses.

Is Coop perhaps not as "rich" as his neighbors? He had no idea that the super expensive watch needed a "box and certificate of authenticity" to resell, and he apparently never considered selling one of his own to get full value. I get the idea that his neighbors have so much stuff that they probably won't even realize that one of their super expensive watches is missing for quite some time, and by then, there's no way to pin point when it was stolen. so even if there are cameras, it would be impossible to know when to look, i.e. these cameras just record, they don't have anyone actively looking at them, and likely record over every so often, 30 days, 60 days, something like that. obviously the death in the first episode is a whole different matter.

Not sure why he didn’t go see a lawyer, at least for an opinion.

I know there was a scene between Rita and Nick last episode I think or the one before where Rita confronted Nick about getting out of New Bethlehem but there was no explanation how Rita found out NB was a trap. I suppose we are to presume that Lawrence told June and then June told Rita, but this is never shown.