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After quitting his drug addiction, a man instead became addicted to food and soon found himself unable to stop even as he continues to put on weight.
This is the show for 17 April. Sorry for the confusion.
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10 April
“Damn! She Abandoned the Van”
New, Season 10, Episode
(Laura Paolone vs. Taylor Ann Kelly )
From the show site: A woman agreed to sell her niece a van if she paid to replace the power steering pump. The niece paid for the part and agreed to a payment plan for the purchase. But when the van left her family stranded at a hotel, she left it there and walked back on the deal. Did the aunt sell her an unsafe vehicle on purpose?
Plaintiff/aunt and vehicle seller suing defendant/niece and vehicle buyer deadbeat, for the remaining amount of the purchase price of the van niece was buying from aunt. Aunt says the van needed a power steering pump, and sold van to niece for $2700, after replacing the power steering pump. Then, niece knew about the defect and that it was fixed, so niece took the van, when it broke down the niece abandoned the van, and refuses to pay any more on it. Van is a 2007 Kia Sedona.
Aunt says she never would have sent her son on the 6-hour van trip with defendant if she knew the van was unreliable. Niece claims van steering column came apart twice.
Defendant witness is niece's mother, who claims plaintifff knew about all of the issues, and was willing to endanger her own child by sending him on the trip with defendant. Witness says palintiff was desperate to sell the van, so lied about the condition.
Niece just abandoned the van, and Motel 6 had the abandoned van towed, and it costs over $2,000 for towning and storage, and the towing company went out of business, so the other company that now has the van will auction it off soon unless it's bailed out of impound.
Defendant claims she had issues with the van, but still drove it on the long trip.
Plaintiff gave defendant the option to give the van back right after the sale, but defendant refused.
Juarez says if van was available, she would unwind the sale, but since van is in impound that's not going to happen. Tewolde says give plaintiff Blue Book, Corriero says $2000.
So, plaintiff gets $2,000, and van is gone.
“Mother May I Have My Kids"
Rerun, Season 9, Episode 169
p. 41, 8 September 2023
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On 4/7/2024 at 6:35 PM, katycat74 said:
I was thinking the goggles would be a great branding opportunity. Just think going to Disney resorts and having all sorts of Disney character choices to go to the pool with, ect..
Since they got the deal with Lori, I bet that Lori was already thinking about deals with big name companies like Disney, Great Wolf Lodge, and all of the cruise lines. I wonder if the big swimsuit companies would be interested, selling you googles that have the same or coordinated fabric with your swimsuit?
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My question maybe wrong, but the cat tube went from house to detached garage, if I remember correctly. So how do the cats keep from either overheating or freezing while going to the garage in the cat tube? And is the garage heated and cooled? It's been so long since I saw the original episode that I don't remember much of it.
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21 hours ago, RoxiP said:
I was especially touched with the man who said when they moved into the projects that it was the first time his family had ever had hot running water. When we think "projects" it brings such a negative image, but in this case it appears to have improved (at least initially) the lives of the people who moved into these units.
They mentioned in passing that the old projects were torn down, except the one redone on the show. There were new low income housing built in it's place, and I'm sure it's changed with the times.
The Margaret Mitchell house in Atlanta has a museum, and a reproduction of her original apartment, very much like the original unit in the Laurel episode.
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That's what she said. I'm glad Judge Judy still had standards, and tossed belligerent litigants, and their entourage.
10 April
4 p.m. episodes-
p. 518, 25 January 2024
Newlywed Rings Ripped Off?! ; Fire Rescue Heroics?
p. 518, 26 January 2024
Exposed Gun Goof! ; Secret Love Affair Exposed
5 p.m. episodes-
p. 516, 3 October 2023
Tag Team for Child Custody?!; Mother Daughter Cruise Fail!
p. 517, 20 November 2023
Husband in Prison; Lover on the Side?! ; Stealing from a Little Old Lady?!"
11 April
4 p.m. episodes-
Pregnant Dog Bashing-Plaintiffs Sarah and David White suing defendant/Pit Bull owner William Fish, and wife for vet bills, and for an assault by defendant on David White. Plaintiffs were fostering a Min. Pinscher, dog got out to neighbor’s yard, and defendant William Fish's pit attacked and slammed the little dog. Plaintiff David alleges Fish assaulted him about the first dog incident.
Fish's much younger roommate, Zach, of several years (roommate looks so much like my cousin) claims all kinds of garbage about how the plaintiffs attacked the dog and Fish. Roommate claims to have called the police. Camera catches Fish congratulating Zach about his testimony. (This was all in Seattle WA).
Then, a second attack was when the pit ran onto plaintiff's property, and was attacking a smaller, much older dog, and plaintiff wife drove pit away with kicking and hitting to save the little dog. Denise is the plaintiff's witness who saw the second attack.
Then, some woman is defense witness who claims she saw all kinds of things, and that the Pit is a very nice dog, that the dog was actually attacked by plaintiff wife.
Plaintiff woman feels very badly about attacking the pit, but as JJ said, if a dog was savaging my dog, I'd do anything to get it away from my dog.
Plaintiffs submit the animal control report and vet bills.
Plaintiffs say in hall-terview that defendants were actually squatters, and were evicted finally. Defendant's ridiculous counter claim is dismissed, with extreme prejudice.
Plaintiffs get almost $746 in vet bills.
Monte Carlo Hijinks-Plaintiff Fernando Muniz sold ex tenant a car for $1,000, but defendant Kayla Miner, only only paid $500, and paid nothing else.
Plaintiff also alleges that defendant pried open door, and damaged it. Defendant claims the car broke down, so she junked it.
$500 to plaintiff for car.
p. 518, 23 January 2023
Homeless Squatter on the Hot Seat?! ; Runaway Cow Collision!
5 p.m. episodes-
p. 517, 14 November 2023
Scary Healthcare Rip-Off ; Senior Tricked into Nursing Home Facility?! ; Car Thieves Don’t Get Far with Lemon!
p. 482, 30 November 2020
Don't Even Think About Writing Hate Mail to Judge Judy! ; Man Can't Get Ex-Wife Out Fast Enough?! ; Painful Tooth Extraction Payback!
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9 April
“I've Had Enough, I Want My Stuff"
New, Season 10, Episode
(Bradie Nelson vs. Jeffrey Fugate)
From the show site: A woman had recently moved across the country with her boyfriend but was visiting home for a funeral. While she was there, his ex-wife told her he was breaking up with her. She claims he's now refusing to return her belongings. He says she can have everything - he's just not going to pay for shipping.
Plaintiff/ex-girlfriend suing defendant/ex-boyfriend for the cost of shipping her property to her, $5000 for the value or return of plaintiff's property consisting of 20 or so boxes of property. $3708 is what defendant wants for moving and storage fees for plaintiff's property. They broke up three years ago. Plaintiff moved from Oregon to Oklahoma. Ex-wife and defendant's mother both got involved, with defendant's mother texting plaintiff that she needed to bring a sheriff's deputy when she picked up her stuff.
Plaintiff went to Orgon for her sister's funeral, and that's when the ex-wife told plaintiff that she had been dumped, and couldn't go into defendant's mother's, Sharon Fugate, storage unit.
Defendant's mother claims the text was from plaintiff, saying she was coming with a U-Haul, and bringing a Sheriff's deputy, and that she's going to go through the mother's house to see if any of her property was in Mrs. Fugate's house. Mrs. Fugate said Brandie wasn't welcome in her home.
Defendant says he wants storage and moving costs for moving plaintiff's storage items and keeping them safe for three years.
Plaintiff gave the judges an itemized list of the value of her property, $5,000.
Defendant mother claims the property was wet from being outside in Oregon, and boxes didn't get wet in her possession of the mother.
$5,000 for plaintiff for her stuff. ( I wouldn't have given plaintiff a penney, she had no proof of what was actually in the boxes, and I refuse to believe 20 boxes of stuff is worth $5,000. Plaintiff's demand to go through the defendant mother's house was ridiculous.)
“License to Bill"
Rerun, Season 9, Episode 166
p. 41, 5 September 2023
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There is a new method for implants. They use general anesthetic, and put the anchors in higher than the jawbone implants. That means no healing time unlike with conventional implants. You leave with a full set of implant/dentures. They had a demonstration surgery at a local excellent surgery center. There might be surgeons looking for demonstration patients, who get the surgery free.
Also, if you live near a dental school, they have low cost clinics for oral surgery and regular dental care, and they are very well supervised, and cost is very low.
The health issues with infected teeth and gums are life-threatening, and so many of the poundticipants seem to have dental issues.
I more people had access to good dental care, but so many don't. There's also the fear factor too. The size of the patients is also a barrier too. Many are so limited in mobility. However, look how mobile Rose became with weight loss and diet change. I hope she had successful treatment for her breathing issues from the final scenes too. I'm hoping for a wonderful update on her.
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9 April
4 p.m. episodes-
p. 517, 15 November 2023
Ex-Lover Caught Lying! ; Get Out of Jail Rent Free!
p. 518, 7 February 2024
Broken Neck DUI! ; Communal Craziness?
5 p.m. episodes-
p. 518, 8 January 2024
Bad Teen Driver Crashes into School!
p. 516, 28 September 2023
Used and Confused! ; Pregnant and Owing?
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So, it started with Lume saying everywhere stinks on women, now extended to men. Now, Dove, Secret, and Old Spice are telling us we stink all over? I can't believe people are expected to use deodorant all over.
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There have been some great episodes with successes this year. Delana, Krystal S., Abi, and now Rose.
Which is unusual compared to the last few seasons which made filming virtually impossible. So, the producers showed anyone who would film apparently. And surgery was not happening then either most of the time.
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Most places I've heard of have limited visiting hours, because it takes a lot of staff time to screen and handle visitors, limited space for visits, and so visits have a number of hours per month in federal prisons.
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I'm so glad you could see the episode, mine was 'eclipsed'.
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So, Petit Fours in the preheat. Kate's might have tasted good, but the sides are bare. Steven's looked like teeth at first glance, but apparently tasted wonderful. Alex did an outstanding job. Robert's looked icky, and the berry seeds were a big mistake. Rochelle's aren't a great decorating job.
I love the wreaths, none of the May poles looks that great, but I don't like that part of the challenge anyway. Nickie's piping flowers for the first time was amazing.
I would have piced Robert's wreath for the win. But congratulations to Kate on her win, she produced an interesting wreath, not an especially attractive one though. I didn't see how she won this week though. Robert's decorating job was spectacular. Nickie and Rochelle on the bottom. Bye to Rochelle.
I just saw an ad for "Next Baking Master-Paris" and it looks amazing. Stephanie Boswell is so much fun, it looks like a great series.
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On 4/4/2024 at 8:11 PM, Elizzikra said:
I seriously thought she was going to die during or just after surgery. Even after she lost weight, her breathing was so labor s. I’m glad she did well and hope she is still doing so.
I was so worried for her during and after the surgery. She seems like a wonderful person who had a hard life, and with such great support from her family, I hope her health has improved, and she has a long, happy life.
Another thought about the dental issues, I hope Dr. Now or someone helps her find a dentist who will give her free dental services in return for publicity. I think Benji had that, and it's life changing. I grew up very middle class, had regular dental visits, but I knew so many other kids who had parents with paid dental, etc., and they never went to the dentist. Their parents though nothing was needed for baby teeth, which is wrong, especially in an area where there's no fluoride in the water. I worked with so many people through the years who never go to the dentist until something goes wrong. People simply don't realize how dangerous dental issues are to your health. It breaks my heart that Rose has to suffer with dental issues. I hoping for a great WATN about her, she's such a nice person, and really tried to do her best.
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So, after Ashley and Manuel have been married this long, and are on a national TV show, she thinks no one knows about her religious practices?
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8 April
4 p.m. episodes-
Teenage Loan Sharks-Plaintiffs Lisa and Earle Forbessuing son's 18 year old friend Dylan Whitefor unpaid loans. One loan was for car repairs, and the other loan was for jewelry bought by defendant, but put on plaintiff's son's credit.
Defendant was also giving car insurance money to plaintiff's son, and defendant claims that cancelled out the jewelry money. JJ calls the son about the insurance/loan. and son claims defendant never prepaid the insurance.
Defendant owes $185 for jewelry, and for car repair loan, $497. Plaintiffs receive a total of $682.
Subletters From Hell-Plaintiff apartment landlord Ashley Gilchrist rented room to defendants, and is suing for alleged damages by defendants, Jenny Francois and Ja-Quan Bradley. Defendants say they received a notice that plaintiff owed back rent, so they stopped paying rent to the plaintiff. Defendant didn't pay for January, and moved the end of the month (they owe $1,000). There are pictures on move in, and as the defendants moved out. There is a big hole in the wall, and the defendants hung a calendar over it. Defendants are claiming for $3k for all rent back, and harassment.
$1337 to plaintiff.
p. 518, 5 February 2024
Creepy Gardening
5 p.m. episodes-
p. 516, 2 October 2023
Heartbreaking Dog Custody Verdict ; Mutilated Flower Fiasco?
p. 517, 12 December 2023
Fresh Mouth Dismissed from Courtroom! ; Toddler Daycare Injury ; Pit Bull Chews Up House!
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I love the Chicago new episode with the woman with a $500,000 budget trying to find a home that her daughters will love to come back to visit in.
$480,000. Three bedrooms, and lacking storage. The first house that's 125 years-old, but totally redone is spectacular.
The second home is in the neighborhood of Barack Obama, pre-presidency. This house is 1890's and is virtually gutted, and still $499,000. It needs a lot of work, and a much bigger deck. Basement is nice, needs some finishes though. Second floor is an odd layout. At least it's 4 bedrooms. Primary bedroom is huge, third floor is needing a lot of work, and realtor suggests that would be the house hunter's future main suite. Realtor says after reno is complete, that the house would be worth almost $2 million. The homebuyer has such great taste in clothes, I bet that would carry over to remodeling this house. It could be a super investment for her. She would only have to fix the second floor bathroom, and finish the kitchen for now, and do the basement stair fix. Then, do the third floor finishes while she lives in the existing main bathroom. second floor needs a deck, but until then, secure that door to nowhere better.
Third house 4 bed 3.5 bath new build. It's super modern. $475,000. I love the floors, coat closet (so few houses have this), but the location is an huge issue. 2 car detached garage, nice deck and yard. Basement is great with a beverage/wine center. Closets are huge, primary bedroom is gorgeous, and so are the rooms for the kids. I don't like the flat roof.
She buys #1, with the good location, and great neighborhood.
I have to say that the women on this episode have such great taste in clothes. I love everything all three of them are wearing. I really love the house hunter's lovely dress in the opening scene.
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How amazing, five women champions.
I love Jet Tila, and hope someday he wins. But this is an amazing competition with so many competitive chefs, and many happen to be women.
Congratulations to every chef who competed, and Antonia and Maneet who had a thrilling finale. Congratulations to TOC Champion Season 5 Maneet. A great finale.
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Remember the couple in Florida, it was quite a few years ado. He was an attorney, and they were looking for a true mansion, for the two of them and their son that they mentioned in virtually every sentence. I don't remember the kid's name, maybe Preston. The house was so big you would need a map to find your way around. (Preston Barrington III, thanks for remembering that Bastet)
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New tonight, "Welcome to Laurel",
From Titan TV: Ben and Erin help the Laurel Housing Authority convert a historic building into the town's first visitor's center, while also taking on the restoration of a 1930-1940 public housing project, Beacon Homes opened in 1938. .
Laurel has 1600 new businesses in the last seven years, and 200,000 visitors a year. Michael the architect who owns Zeus, and the head of the housing authority want to transform the original housing project in Laurel, from the ealy 1940's into a visitors center. Except for the one building Ben and Erin are transforming, the rest of the public housing was demolished and replaced with modernized housing.
There will be a restored roof and porticos, and the entrance will be off the back parking lot. There will be one unit that looks like the original housing for historical purposes. One end housing unit will be the exhibit, and thre rest of the building will be transformed to historical exhibits, bathrooms, and the visitor center.
They have original plans for the unit that will be a time capsule of the original apartments.
Rodney, the owner of Lott furniture is donating a 1940's radio, some bedroom furniture, and Erin will source a dining table, sofa, and main bed. Erin and Amanda, the designer, are on the local radio station asking for donations of late 30's and early 40's furnishings and decor for the apartment. A moving company donates an original fridge. The front doors will have copper awnings. Ben will use the original blueprints to recreate the minimal amount of kitchen cabinets they had in the 40's. People are donating items, a still working 80 year old stove.
A woman who lived in the housing her entire life is donating items too. Miss Mildred lived in the projects for 53 years, and she's donating some lovely dishes and kettle,
It's amazing how few cabinets and room space people lived in then. The bathroom only had a tub, not a shower attachment.
A local artist is painting miniatures of the murals around Laurel on the fence. Leontyne Price and Ralph Boston, both raised in Laurel will be honored also at the museum. There is a community center doing a mosaic for the visitors center, the community is participating.
The bathroom plumbing won't be connected to water, and there is no toilet in the bathroom (so no one will use it).
I love the photos and furnishings. I love the mosaic mural. What a wonderful addition to the town, produced by the townspeople.
I love hearing from people who moved into the projects, and how great it was to move into a home with hot water, and a clean well-built place to live. I love the furnishings, with the inlaid wood on the dressers. I love hearing people like the Mayor who grew up in the projects.
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I bet the NDA for the show is just as ironclad as every other TV show. Romy probably can't discuss it.
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On tonights episode, the third of the Triple Play videos shows a man who claims there's something funny about the automatic transmission. It's a Kia Soul, and if you put it in Sport mode, you can shift it kind of like a manual. Maybe if he wasn't so impaired, he would notice the "Sport" mode light on the dashboard.
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I think the goggles company will have a major surge in demand when they do the adult size goggles. I know so many adults who use goggles, for lap swimming, water aerobics, or playing in the pool.
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Fixer To Fabulous - General Discussion
in Fixer To Fabulous
· Edited by CrazyInAlabama
I'm guessing just like the Welcome Inn series, we've been seeing a six episode advertisement for the Italian villa whole house rental.
There's no way they can do bed and breakfast or individual room rental. I wonder how they'll combine renting the house, and the cheese business, and the massive amount of maintenance the livestock, cheese and the property will take. How much can that villa rent for, when the remodel was over 500,000 Euros, plus furnishings, and purchase price?