MBayGal

That was the season finale?? I doubt we'll be back for another season. This was a nearly incomprehensible mess

I liked Napkins for the most part, and loved Ice Chips, but found the first and last eps of this season totally pretentious and boring.

Totally agree!!! Two idiot Faks is already too much, we don't need another. I think they are adding all these stupid antics to make it a comedy, but it is not. They're ruining a formerly beautiful show.

I rewatched ep 1 and it looks like when Clark shouts "She's awake!" he is wearing the pink parka. Whatever that means

You are the first person I've ever known who has favorite tiaras😉😉

They certainly are incredible!! But I always wonder how women dressed like that were ever able to go to the bathroom! And even now, the actresses would have the same problem. Maybe they wear Depends😉 I don't find the plots so predictable as many of you do. Perhaps this is because I have no interest in or fondness for British royalty, so I never watched Upstairs, Downstairs, or any JF shows. Tho I did quickly realize Ada's new life would end tragically. I thought it was super cheesy to kill him off almost immediately.

When was that? I didn't see it listed

No doubt the Hair & Makeup people on the show did their magic on L and T. L's hair also looked much nicer

How do we know that she isn't as dishonest as him?

But she could not have done that until she got out of the mansion after he had picked his "true love." Still, she was pretty catty and rude to Kathy, so I'm not too surprised she would do that. As for T's money, I said earlier that L has not had a professional career, so she probably does not have the assets T has. I think G would prefer someone self-supporting over someone with little assets or income, who he would pretty much be supporting.

The long discussion we were shown about T's financial acumen got me wondering--does she have an advantage because of her money? She seems to live in an upscale area and presumably has good retirement accounts, while Leslie lives in a small condo and does not appear to have had a lucrative career. Big G might enjoy being a Sugar Daddy for a while, but may want a long-term partner who is financially stable. So if he actually views his choice here as a serious commitment ( and I doubt that he does) it would be Theresa. If he's out for fun, fame, and a fling, it's Leslie. ETA: Even if he is not in it for the long-run, he could still pick T to make the producers happy that he did not go for younger and sexier. Then when it "just didn't work out," he'll be on TV again wailing about how awful that felt.

In the Fantasy Suites we only see a few minutes of their conversations--whatever the producers choose to show us. We heard Leslie and G talk about where they would live, and she was honest that she did not want to leave Minneapolis permanently. I assume T & G also discussed that, but they did not show us that discussion. MN is closer to Indiana that NJ is, and T is quite involved with her children and grands. I think it would be harder for her to see less of her family than for Leslie. But L said it had been a year since she had sex, and T has not been with anyone since her husband died 4 years ago, and I think G might prefer that. He was deliberately vague about his recent sex life.

As I posted before, I can't imagine how Carrie and Che would be friends. They ( using the word in its original sense of more than one person) have less than nothing in common. I feel Che worked better as Miranda's first lesbian experience. Che is the equivalent of the "bad boy " that some women become attached to despite how badly the women are treated. Or the abusive relationship that some women keep going back to.

I am not a fan of Charlotte getting after Harry to take on a bigger share of household duties when the two girls are apparently expected to do NOTHING around the house. Everyone should pitch in, not just Harry.

Not Che and Jackie!! Apparently they didn't get the memo that this wasn't being catered by the local bodega.