CrystalBlue

Thanks for the summary. I've yet to slog through this most unfunny comedy and boring drama. Thankfully no pigeons were harmed, I guess.

Someone made a sex tape of a townie who was banging the town's richest high school student, who she said was OK for the new girl in town to bang because townie girl and rich boy are just friends but somehow rich boy ended up in a body bag and townie girl might lose her scholarship because she had sex when everyone thought it was the new girl in town having sex because they all recognized her pink sweater.

He served light snacks to the whole family! 😄

No matter the utilities' restrictions and rate hikes during peak hours, it still doesn't make sense to run appliances that also use water, another utility to pay for, and overpriced detergent pods for less than say 3/4 to a full load. Cascade is trying to brainwash people into overspending on their products, and it annoys me!

Because representation matters? Why oh why are people wasting an entire pod designed to wash a full load on a couple of snack dishes? Don't they realize that running the dishwasher uses electricity each time? Where I live the gas and electric company wants people to use less energy between 4pm and 9pm.

Ep. 2 Supply Chain Economics. Well, that was depressing. Hulu has this listed as Comedy, Drama. Where's the comedy? Poor Dave. Glad Chelsea made it home safely though!

I've only seen Ep. 1 Levelling Up so far. I really like Mark Addy who plays Dave and Robert Carlyle as Gaz, although I thought Carlyle was miscast as Hamish Macbeth in the TV series of the same name. I was uncomfortable with the scenes with Gaz and the BGT dog Chelsea toward the end.

So Hulu has just dropped all 8 episodes of this mini series. Anyone watching?

Keith Morrison pointed out that Lori Vallow made her own lipstick from red candies (probably those little round cinnamon discs like Red Hots and Vaseline).

Sorry to intrude on your fun, but it's referring to the views that they get during a colonoscopy. The reason I know is that my Mom had full-blown, genuine, doctor-diagnosed celiac disease. They could tell because of lesions, I guess it was, and probably other irregularities found in a colonoscopy.

Busch Beer is not the exact same brew as "that beer" but it's from the same brewery with the initials AB. 😉

Chime is not a bank, it's a financial technology company. Users download and use their app. Much like as is supposed above, Chime fronts the customer their deposit making it available two days early because Chime is guaranteed to receive the deposited funds from the employer. Chime does not charge fees for anything except for using an out-of-network ATM or an over-the-counter withdrawal.

I think it's the same thing as people doing their own taxes. Like all the companies that provide the software for taxpayers to use instead of hiring a tax preparer or CPA. I haven't seen the commercial though so I don't know how stupid it is. Stupid like the woman who goes into the office bragging about how she gets paid two days early!

So Claire/Emily/Back to Claire was obsessed and treated everyone like shit along the way. We only know what really happened because of the drunken Allison flashback and not because Emily through her stalking of GoGo/Clive found the truth. An unsatisfying ending.

I think that the bride must have leaned down over her father as he laid on the ground bleeding out, made contact with his bleeding chest and the dress absorbed blood. This could have happened off camera and then we see in the courtroom the extent of the bleeding for the shock value.

I can totally see it as an accident (after a threesome, which explains the forensics) and a panicked cover up. That would be the second tragedy: Emily has spent all this time and effort seeking the answer to question why was her sister murdered, when it was accidental all along.

I believe, based on the episode summaries on Hulu already up, that the killer will be revealed. Obvs it's not Clive/GoGo. What if it's Alison's mother? Or Emily and she's pretending to find the real killer because she's really bonkers? (OK, that's too far out there.)

An epic line of all time. It's a classic! 😄

I don't recall any broken dolls. What's creepy is the way the woman smiles at the end.

The show could have ended with tourist ads for the states that allow euthanasia for people too. Gallows humor. Poor Whelan. He had a seemingly loving and supportive wife too. He must have decided what his limit line would be in his life before being shot in the line of duty.

Speaking of women of a certain age falling down, there's a pharma drug ad out now that compares post-menopausal women to porcelain dolls, of which one in two falls down and breaks bones. It starts out with a blonde-haired gal in a little black lace dress dancing with a man. The dancing is moronic but after the spiel, the woman smiles at the camera and she looks like a psycho nut you'd see on an episode of Deadly Women. It's annoying and creepy at the same time.

Jet was in the SVU season finale episode crossover from OC, so you're right.

Rebecca was just too emotional about the case and her cause as she saw it. She absolutely had a duty to her client to reveal the plea deal. She could advise him as she saw fit and he could accept or reject her advice and/or the plea deal, but it's his choice. She shoulda taken the 15 years! But she was being a SJW about gun control and PTSD. I enjoyed the episode because of more Jack and I love dysfunctional family dynamics cases more than political case and this kind of combined both. I was wondering if Nolan was feeding off of Rebecca's emotional state and that's why he started having trouble, and pulled the recess stunt in court. The bloody wedding dress was chilling and heartbreaking. That poor bride (and her new husband) has to remember their wedding day and anniversary for the rest of their lives. Losing your father on your wedding day would be bad enough, but murdered in cold blood right in front of you. Yeah, the jury reached the right verdict. Rebecca is an insufferable daughter. Poor Jack.

After having just bingewatched a few of the latest episodes on the NBC Roku app (not to be confused with the Peacock app), I'm thinking the two-hour format is just an excuse to run 10 commercial breaks with multiple ads in each break. If it weren't for Keith Morrison I wouldn't bother.

Did you get the kitty crew Fancy Feast?