MaryMitch

I counted almost 1800 donations - most were $10-25 but there were 40 for $100, a couple $200, and one $1000! This is HUGE for a small facility like them. I hope it will encourage others to give to their local shelters.

I'm glad they didn't make Lamar "Super Granddad" - he's much more interesting this way.

The total is now over $5600.

Well, I am enjoying this series.

So far I've counted over $2600 donated in his memory. That's quite a boon to this organization; whoever suggested it, thank you!

I just don't have the time and energy to read all the other comments, so I apologize for any repetition... This was an amazing episode! Chris Chalk was mesmerizing. I loved that Truman ate the swan at the end.

I know what you mean... but she shot the first arrow. It got ugly, and Keith did eventually express regret that it went so far (from WashingtonPost.com:) Here's an article about the "feud": https://people.com/toby-keith-and-chicks-natalie-maines-revisiting-their-2003-feud-8559657

I think he was tearing up at the end.

Why does Johnny keep describing the quad axel as the "most difficult jump by any human being"? That annoys me no end.

I couldn't read it all, but it looked like it contained ".... does not contest the divorce... " or words to that effect.

@redpencil Can you post the home page for all the protocols? I'm never able to find it on my own

I am so annoyed by the technical score box. Tara and Johnny keep harping on how the GOE is so important, and we don't even see the GOE; we have to calculate it. Why are they making us do math? And showing the "Max possible" for the ice dancing is ridiculous. Don't they have base values and GOEs? If not, what have we been looking at on every other competition?

Danny Masterson denied bail He's serving 30 years to life and will be eligible for parole in 20 years.

A new season might be interesting, but I doubt I will watch it. I took a break several years ago (they still lived in Las Vegas) and just came back this year to see the train wreck.

What a great and glorious celebration! All my best to the new family!

The practice definitely needs some kind of discipline when it comes to records and bookkeeping, but they don't need someone full time. Hopefully they can find a happy medium. I really like this episode; I'm glad Siegfried found a solution for keeping the cow on the farm, although I'm surprised the farmer didn't come up with it on his own.

It was a cocky move - it wasn't the best back flip I've seen, either.

I always like weddings, and I am so happy for Christine - I love how excited she is!

I can't keep them all straight, and I actually watched one of the episodes twice because I couldn't figure out if I had seen it before or just the preview clips. It doesn't help that they have a "recap" clip, then a "coming up" clip then the actual scene then a "next on Sister Wives" clip.

I'm glad Julia decided to stay. I'm not very familiar with her real-life show, so I was actually surprised at her decision. I was thinking how, in "Moneyball", Brad Pitt's character said that after bypassing a college scholarship and then crashing and burning in the majors, he promised himself he would never make a major decision based on money.

ugh... Kelsy Grammer BBC interview cut short after he voiced support for Trump

I've noticed this in the last couple days. Sometimes the tweet shows up, sometimes just the text. If I click on the text, the tweet will show up.

I kept staring at her, thinking "that can't be her."

I stopped watching this show when they were in Las Vegas, and picked it back up for this season when I read about all the wives leaving. I was expecting real DRAH-MAH, but it's just annoying. How can these people be on television and still be so self-unaware?

This article speculates about the return of Thomas Riker (Will Riker's transporter accident duplicate): https://screenrant.com/star-trek-lower-decks-thomas-riker-clone-update/