MaryMitch

Well, yeah. It requires an ability to control your muscles, heartbeat, breathing - your body.

My favorite Big Bang Theory moment - on advice from Penny, Sheldon buys something for Amy to make up with her:

One thing that bugged me about Georgette - those eyebrows! No woman who was as stylish as Georgette would have those eyebrows! Yeah, I know the Beau Bridges wasn't going to trim his eyebrows for the part, but it took me right out of the episode. But still, loved the last scene with Georgette walking away in those slingbacks.

That was a really cool episode; they had 4 actors from the original Mannix episode - Mike Connors, Julie Adams, Beverly Garland, and Pernell Roberts (in his last TV appearance). The only weak spot was the actress they got to play the daughter; I wish they could have gotten the original actress, Dawn Lyn, who was a great little actress but apparently isn't acting any more.

There are 2 syndication packages for Bonanza; MeTV is currently showing the "Lost episode" package. The "lost episode" package consists of episodes from these seasons: Season 6: 1 (Lothario Larkin) Season 7: 33 (all of them) Season 8: 19 out of 34 Season 9: 14 out of 34 Season 10: 16 out of 30 Season 11: 18 out of 28 Season 12: 28 (all of them) Season 13: 26 (all of them) Season 14: 15 (all of them) So if you have only seen episodes from TV Land, you will see all new episodes on MeTV - for now, anyway.

I moved around a lot (within the US) as a kid, and I tend to pick up the accent of whoever I'm speaking to. Usually I don't know I'm doing it. When I was working in Mexico for a couple weeks, I learned enough Spanish to carry on simple conversations (I had some Spanish in high school); oddly enough, someone told me I spoke Spanish with a French accent.

I don't see any reason to recast the part. He made a couple of indiscreet comments in an interview and apologized. Except for this forum, I haven't heard anything about it.

Good hotels in Hawaii don't need a polygamous promotion. Plus, can you imagine how the other guests would react? Most would be annoyed at best with the chaos caused by the cameras, and TLC would either have to blur their faces or get permission to show them on TV, so it would be a lot more work for the film crew. Actually if my extended family could all afford to go to Hawaii, assuming this place was walking distance to the beach, this would be a great place for us. No worries about tracking in dirt/sand (it looked easy to clean), a kitchen area where we could prepare our own meals if we wanted to, and big enough where you wouldn't have be stuck in a room with everyone else at one time.

Yeah, Whitney Houston knew how to sing the anthem without overdoing it. She was so amazing. Many times during the anthem I've just changed the channel for a couple minutes; sometimes when I switch back they're still singing. Don't they realize it's not about THEM? After Whitney, the best I have heard is the Dixie Chicks at Super Bowl XXXVII:

A bit of an overreaction, don't you think? Killing his father? There's something wrong with that boy.

Sheldon to Priya in "The Agreement Dissection", after Sheldon blackmailed Leonard into sign a new version of the roommate agreement: "You may have gone to Cambridge, but I'm an honorary graduate of Starfleet Academy."

I haven't seen this discussed - the montage of Kody dancing. OMG, if nothing else this shows me that the producers must despise Kody.

What did you all think of Sosie Bacon ("Charlene/Charlie")? I thought she did a great job on the show, but I did not care for her character. Do you think Charlie was added just to give Sosie a job?

Just rewatched "Waivers of Extradition" - the episode with the guy who delivers cars along the interstate from El Paso to Los Angeles, murdering young women along the way, wearing a ninja costume and taking a souvenir from each murder. Boy, this was intense. The guy who played the murderer Jesse Ray Moore ("Why do they always have three names?") was so creepy! And the El Paso detective really was clever the way he manipulated Brenda, especially at the end. At the end of the chase, with the highway repair equipment tossed all around and the highway workers scattered, and Julio with a probable broken arm (Julio is such a badass!), Gabriel's first comment "Look what you did to my car!" just cracked me up.

Part of the point of the "Catfish" program (the one where people discussed the phenomenon) was to show that anyone can fall for this, because it's hard to believe someone you have communicated with for weeks, months, years can be a liar. I don't blame Meri for being taken in by a con artist. I guess I blame her for lying to herself and others as to WHY she was looking for someone outside her marriage, but the show pointed out how it (catfishing) can happen.

I loved Eileen and Kenny dancing at the very end. They really looked like they were having a blast!

I'm not a big fan of Ken Jeong, but he was very funny in this. He and Louis in the hot tub - oh, those wigs! The "polite fight" cracked me up. Myself, I always give in after two cycles.

(I believe it is a "she", but I'm going to stick with "he" for this...) They said they contacted him and spoke to him, but he refused to speak on Skype or Facetime. They did not play his actual voice, so I'm assuming he refused to give permission to tape his part of the conversation. They also did not show any pictures of him other than those on his web site. Also, Meri is sticking to the "I thought he was a friend, then it got weird and scary" story. She will NEVER admit that she was hoping for a way out of her horrible "marriage" and that she was emotionally attached to him.

Only on TV does someone buy a pet for someone else, and it solves ALL their problems.

Maybe it depends on the job the farmer is doing at the time. I see a LOT of local farmers wearing overalls.

Network executives must be idiots. Women spend more money than men, and older people spend more money than younger ones. I don't understand why a show that has more women viewers than men (or "skews to older viewers") is a bad thing.

This is a great scene from "Roseanne" - where we all find out that Bonnie can sing. REALLY sing!

Kenya Barris gave an interview on "Fresh Air" today. You can read highlights of the interview here, or listen to the entire interview. http://www.npr.org/2016/05/18/478414550/kenya-barris-on-black-ish-and-what-kids-lose-when-they-grow-up-with-more

I just watched the 2 part finale on LOGO. I have to say, I think this was the best series finale I have ever seen. My favorite part: When Ben and Lila meet as college students. I love the gasp from the audience when they realized that these two characters were Ben and Lila and not Will and Grace!

I've been watching the old black/white "Gunsmoke" episodes on MeTV - and guess who I just saw? Rosario! Shelley Morrison was in the 1966 episode "Which Doctor" - she played a woman who functioned as the healer for a group of buffalo hunters. She must have been about 30 years old. She was a beauty, with a wonderful smile. And spoke with no trace of an accent, which makes sense since she was born in New York... I was totally fooled by her Rosario character!