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Yes, and since this season's LCK started with the two outside cheftestants, then last season's eliminated first contestant's story not having LCK that early was bogus. And I always though last year that first out guy just started to leave, so they didn't start LCK on time. I think Tom's hat magnets were a response to claims that he told first guy last season to leave because he was mad about the hat jokes, and to show he has a sense of humor about the hat. Except last season the one chef who was first out made several not funny personal jabs at Tom, and I bet there were others we didn't see. I was stunned Sam left. How does someone apply for TC, but not realize the timed rounds, with themes are stressful? All of the baking championships have had contestants pull out over the seasons too. I was tired of Anya, and her constant relating every dish to Russia, and her flaming out didn't surprise me. I was just surprised that Bailey did so well. I think she really wants to do well, and gets anxious about it. Maybe she's worked her nerves out now.

I watch it on Youtube, much fewer commercials than on the Bravo site, and the On Demand from my cable app. I'm watching Episode 3, and I can't believe what I just saw. Definitely an episode worth watching.

Paul died two months before his wedding, in 2023 from a car accident. Carrie kept gaining, and every weight in her husband Chris look scared when she heard about the weight gain. I suspect Carrie is horrible to everyone around her when things don't go her way. At the end she quit the program. She also claims her 29 lb gain was from one week of slips.

27 March “Leaky Promises” New, Season 11, Episode 110 (Frankie Curry vs. Edwina Walker ) From the show site: A homeowner says a friend approved roof repairs and promised that the HOA would cover the costs, so the plaintiff paid the contractor; the defendant denies promising the HOA's reimbursement and says the plaintiff just wanted a new roof. Plaintiff/homeowner Frankie Curry suing defendant /HOA president Edwina Walker for costs for redoing plaintiff’s roof, saying defendant promised HOA would pay for the roof. Suing for $5,000. However, plaintiff claims her place flooded, but not one photo. Defendant says she never promised the reimbursement, and plaintiff is just trying to get a new roof for free. Defendant says she met with the contractor to make sure he was licensed and insured. Says plaintiff already signed the contract and paid the contractor before she saw the issues with the roof. She also says plaintiff has a history of suing people. She also says the leak was minor, and not something that required redoing the entire roof for $8,000. Plaintiff claims there was a flood in her bedroom, and Walker saw it. Walker says they paid $200 for the first repair several years ago, but did not authorize $8,000 for a new roof. Defendant Walker say she never saw bags of water, a wet wall, and never agreed the condo association would pay for the roofing job. Walker also says no one ever saw contractors going in and out of plaintiff's condo fixing anything. Plaintiff has sued the HOA before, now she's suing Walker personally as HOA president. Defendant witness Diane Comres, was the mediator on the case, and says Walker never authorized the repairs or new roof, and talke to the contractor who admitted he started work before the HOA authorized the repair or the paymants because he needed the money. Plaintiff wanted $8,000, including the $2500 deposit. Walker says there was no roof leak, and the board decided there was no roof damage, and they would not pay for repairs. Judge J says plaintiff should have taken a video or photo during the two days the plaintiff claims the leak was occurring. Ms Walker said she takes photos of claims, and there was no damages in Curry's apartment. Correiro says there is no personal responsiblity by defendant for what the board does. Plaintiff case dismissed because she's suing the wrong defendant. (In the hall interview after the case, plaintiff whines the judges didn't listen to her evidence, but she had no evidence). “Sans Francisco” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 8 p. 51, 18 September 2024 28 March “I’ll Be Your Shelter” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 14 p. 51, 26 September 2024 “Don’t Goof on My Roof” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 58 p. 53, 3 December 2024

I think the rules should say if a cheesecake has to be baked, and if the no-bake option is within the rules. And if you require a baked cheesecake, then give them enough time to bake, cool and decorate it. 2 1/2 hours was too little for a baked cheesecake. My complaint with the bakers is that if you're going on a holiday baking championship, you do a few practice sessions with pie, cakes, cheesecakes, and whatever the latest trendy cake design are. Do a mirror glaze, a multi-tiered cake, several types of pies, that you can expect to have to make. Saying 'I haven't baked a pie in years' doesn't make you look daring, it makes you look unprepared and as if you aren't a serious competitor. Practice mirror glaze, drip icing, and Tsunami cakes. They've shown up on almost every seasonal baking contest. And practice decor and themes that match the show you're going to appear on.

Those children aren't stuck. The father of the one with special needs has custody and always has. The other kid lives with her mother, and neither child was ever coming to the U.S. I bet baby #3 is Jasmine's idea to keep her in the U.S. That's not going to work.

27 March 4 p.m. episodes- p. 503, 31 March 2022 Young Girls Salon Fail! ; 2x4 Vandalism Victim? p. 503, 31 March 2022 Bride Bursting at the Seams?! ; Uber Driver Collides with Teen Driver?! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 469, 17 July 2020 Mercedes Benz Tug-of-War! ; German Wirehaired Pointer Puppy Fail! p. 444, 1 November 2019 Jersey Shore Assault and Arrest?! ; Parking Permit Blunder! 28 March 4 p.m. episodes- p. 504, 1 April 2022 Car in Captivity ; Speed Eviction?! p. 504, 1 April 2020 Ex Brother-in-Law Repo Feud! ; $20,000 Child Support Payback! 5 p.m. episodes- p. 470, 24 July 2020 I’m a Cash Guy, Not a ‘Tax’ Guy! p. 463, 27 March 2020 Holistic Doctor Taken to the Cleaners! ; Carnival Daughter Sued by mom

27 March--“Truck Rage” 5/3/2019, Season 22 / Episode 120 Cases-Bringing A Knife To A Gun Fight - Pulling A Move On A Mover - Backing Out (Case 1 & 3-People acting like fools. Case 2-Woman didn't pay movers because 'she packed her wallet'. ) p. 133, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5261209 28 March--“Party Dress Problem” 5/6/2019, Season 22 / Episode 121 Casas-A Dress Mess - Not Paying Things Off - Cheating A Woman Out Of Her Money (Casa 1-P. wants full refund on dress, plus ticket costs, and everything else. Case 2-Woman wants furniture back from cheating ex Case 3-p. wants money for car, but had a bad title on it) p 133, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5268474https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5268474

https://tvlistings.gracenote.com/grid-affiliates.html?aid=gapzap Someone on another site found this, it looks like Zap2it, you have to change the zip code, but it works. I'm angry at the producers on Megalomedia/TLC. They could have noted that Paul was killed in a traffic accident in 2023.

They had a rerun of Seana's original episode a while ago, she lost the diet at least four times. And on the follow up she moved home, and gained a lot. No surprise that Carrie quit.

I bet Carrie makes everyone's life living hell about her weight gains. I think she's a raving B-word to all of her family and friends. I hate knowing what happens to Paul. The nurse's name is Rosie, one of the regular episode poundticipants called her by name. The only chocolate chip ice cream I ever liked was Good Humor brand, it had little chips in it, not shaved chocolate. They haven't made it in years. I think cookie dough ice cream took it's place.

I use Titan TV, set to my local cable lineup. However, I also do Judge Judy recaps, and they sometimes don't show the individual shows before they air. No, The Last Resort will never end. All of the losers on there will probably go on to other shows, probably they're all hoping for their own shows too.

29 pound gain, and she says she cheated for one week! Delusional. Here husband looked scared when her weigh in was so bad, I bet she blames everyone but herself.

I used Zap2it a lot, I was ticked when it changed to News Nation. I wonder if it was hacked and may come back? So, "it's been hard on the family" by Carrie's husband, so she's not fun to be around after gaining, and now gaining 29 lbs.

Auburndale, Florida. Carrie's from Huntington TX

I'm so happy Paul got engaged to Jennifer.

Grand jury terms vary a lot by location. I had jury duty a year ago, and had a two day trial. It was a very solemn thing to judge someone.

So, Paul's original episode was aired in 2021, and the WATN is from a year later. He really made a lot of progress. He worked in Carnivals. I feel so sad about him. Carrie's is also from 2021. She lived in a rented trailer with husbandChris with a bunch of cats, the trailer flooded.

26 March “Auto-Matic Disaster” New, Season 11, Episode 109 (Shully Ann Watters vs. Brendal Claridge Hamlin) From the show site: A woman says she paid $1,700 for a car with issues and the defendant threatened to take it back unless she paid $300 more; the seller says the plaintiff broke their agreement, forcing the seller to spend money to recover and repair the car. Plaintiff/car buyer Shully Ann Watters suing defendant/seller Brendal Claridge Hamlin for payments on a car that plaintiff claims is a lemon, plaintiff claims defendant forced her to pay $300 more for car, and repair and recover it too. Suing for $2337 (for repairs on car, and payments she made on the car). Defendant got the car back, and still claims she owes plaintiff nothing. She claims plaintiff winess Traci Lynn Bradley, tried to car jack the car. She claims car was $2,000 for purchase price. Plaintiff bought car from defendant, claims she had to spend a lot on repairs, but claims it still wasn't working right. She says car purchase price was $1700, with witness Traci claims she heard this too. After defendant had the car she claims plaintiff witness Traci and two other friends of plaintiff ripped the keys out of the car, beat her up, and tried to drag her out of the car. There is no written agreement about purchase price of the car. Plaintiff claims car wouldn't start at the test drive. Defendant says 'it's a Mazda thing' and you have to let engine cool down between uses. Plaintiff paid $700 to repair car in the four months she had it, and after that defendant got the car back, and wants $300 more to give the car back. Even Corriero can't justify the despicable, trashy defendant's actions. Defendant sent AAA towing to get the car back. The day after car was towed, plaintiff tried to pay the $300 to get the car back, and defendant refused to take the money. As Judge J says, defendant wanted the car and the money. Plaintiff gets $1700 for car payments, and repairs $588, totals $2288. “I’m Too Sexy” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 58 p. 53, 9 December 2024

New Episode, on Wednesday 26 March, 7 to 9 pm central, S10.E03 WATN, Paul and Carrie Description of their original episodes in in the topic I started for this episode Also, next week S10.E04 WATN Mike and Chrystal, New 4/2/2025 and S10.E05 Isaac and Irene New, 4/9/2025

New, 3/26/2025 Paul from Auburndale FL. original episode S10.E06 8 December 2021 (Filming ended at month 6, because of Covid. In the original episode, Paul promised his girlfriend that he would marry her in a year’s time, after he lost the weight and regained his health. I remember he drove himself to appointments at Dr. Now’s from his home in Florida. Now he just has to lose about 300 pounds. Carrie from Huntington, TX, original episode S9.E03, 13 January 2021. Carrie needs surgery badly, but she prefers not to change her eating habits. 20 years after her dad died as a result of a botched weight loss surgery, Carrie is on the brink of eating herself to death. To live, she must face the fear and grief of losing her father and end a cycle of toxic behavior with her husband Chris.

Tonight's new episode "First Home Gets a Modern Makeover" with son getting his first home, with help from his parents was fun. The only criticism I have is he had barn doors on the bedroom over the window, and said they blocked the light. Replacement barn doors were frosted glass. The kitchen was dark, but I liked it. I had to laugh at the walkthrough with Jenny, Dave, the son and mother. Mom certainly had a lot of opinions, but when you accept money in a house, that's going to happen. The redone shed was very nice, with the poker table, and fun goom for the son and his buddies.

25 March “Nanny McPay Me” New, Season 11, Episode 108 (Diego Lojero and Desmond Noble vs.Verna McNealy ) From the show site: Two plaintiffs were hired separately to care for the defendant's daughter but never got paid; the mother says the sitters are inflating the amount owed and accuses one of them of hitting her daughter. Plaintiffs/former caregivers Diego Lojero and Desmond Noble suing defendant Verna McNealy for not paying plaintiffs for caring for defendant’s daughter. Suing for $1345. The two plaintiffs are college students, looking for summer work. $22 an hour was the rate Lojero charges. Noble charges $21. Defendant says the job is caretaking her 11-year-old daughter. She says she didn't trust the two men, but she couldn't find anyone to watch the daughter during the time she needed. Three are text massages from defendant confirming how much she was supposed to pay the plaintiffs. Defendant says she didn't have a contract because she didn't think they would bring her to court. She also had the men pick up snacks, run other errands, and drive her to her job. She also claims the men threatened her via text, saying they would take her to court. She also says her daughter claimed Desmond Noble hit her, no proof or police report. I think defendant should be banned from aid for hiring people, she's a grifter cheating the government, and the workers. Corrieo can't even find an excuse for defendant's despicable actions. Plaintiff receive $1,345. “Scratch ‘N’ Dash” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 60 p. 53, 10 December 2024

25 March--“Rocky Mother/Daughter Relationship” 5/1/2019, Season 22 / Episode 118 Cases-Take Your Kid To Court Day - Rav 4 No More - Not Paying A Forger (Case 1-Daughter tells about mother's criminal past, and they are fighting over daughter payments for their mutual apartment. Case 2-Another car swap gone bad Case 3-D. hired to get signatures on petition, p. stiffed him on the signatures because he claims they were forged) p. 132. https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5254319 26 March--“Nightmare Neighbor” 5/2/2019, Season 22 / Episode 119. Cases-Raising A Ruckus - Trashing A TV - That Cost Too Much (Case 1-The classic neighbor from hell, with the absentee husband, who is driving people out of the building. She is a lab tech, but not working in the U.S., fortunately. Case 2-Another TV case but on a bus this time Case 3-Don't loan cars to losers) p. 132, https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/6835-the-peoples-court-general-discussion/?do=findComment&comment=5258333 Case 1-Actually aired this one. Irina, the defendant and screamer, is seriously disturbed. The husband is despicable for abandoning her. I feel sorry for plaintiff, and the other neighbors living around Irina.

24 March “Have a Mice Show” New, Season 11, Episode 107 (Sandra Schnakenburg vs. Michelle Goodman) From the show site: A landlord says a tenant habitually paid rent late, eventually stopping altogether, leading to her eviction; the tenant argues that the landlord unfairly raised rent and utilities while neglecting to fix a mouse infestation and dangerous flooding. Plaintiff/former landlord Sandra Schnakenburg suing former tenant /defendant Michelle Goodman for not paying rent for four months , and utilities. Suing for $5,000 Defendant/former tenant says her $2500 a month alimony was reduced by half, and she couldn't afford to pay rent, especially after landlord raised rent and utility payments. Defendant calls the rent increases, and being dunned for unpaid rent harassment. Defendant also claims there was a mouse infestation, and flooding, so she says she shouldn't have to pay rent. Pest control report says trap door to the crawl space under the home had been pried open and was loose, and defendant left front door open for her dog to go in and out, and pest control says that the open door was the major entry point for mice. Pest control letter says defendant refused to have kill traps, and that she wanted to trap and release the mice. Defendant witness Elizabeth Stein says the first year or two she visited defendant, and saw defendant capture and release a mouse, but defendant was a resident for six years. The 2024 pest control report was because during eviction proceedings defendant claimed the mice were infesting the property again. That's the final visit and report of the pest control expert. Original mice infestation was on move in in 2018-2019. The have-a-heart traps are fine, but if you let mice go within a running distance of the house, they come back. Defendant didn't put her money in escrow during the eviction proceedings. If property was so awful to live there, why did defendant stay for six years? Even Corriero can't believe the garbage the defendant is saying. Plaintiff receives $5,000. “Don’t Have a Fit, Bud!” Rerun, Season 11, Episode 60 p. 52, 13 November 2024