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Kathcart

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    I think the same could be said for their clothing choices

    Came here to say the same thing. Especially at the reveals — if they think what they are wearing looks good on them then I seriously question their taste. They look like puffed-up clowns.

    I mean, rich puffed-up clowns, so who is laughing all the way to the bank here?

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  2. On 12/12/2021 at 1:20 PM, annzeepark914 said:

    My dream replacement crew would be Ina & Michael Symon, with guest chefs visiting each week.

    Michael Symon is a bit of a hollerer, too. Maybe if they could pick the cooking-from-home Michael Symon and not the previous loudmouthed version.

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  3. 4 hours ago, mbgriffith1 said:

    While there's less proof about the Broderick case, it has every calling card of a legitimate claim of assault

    I heard Juanita Broaddrick on a podcast a couple of years ago (can’t remember which one) telling her story, and either she is the best actress since Meryl Streep or she is telling the truth. It was even worse than what they showed here. I believe her. And Bill Clinton is a miserable excuse for a man.

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  4. 8 minutes ago, Spartan Girl said:

     

    I had been hoping there was a scene of Linda watching John Goodman as her on SNL, and tonight my dream came true. It’s what she deserved.

     

    That was pretty brutal, though. I remember watching it at the time and thinking maybe it was too much.

     I am curious whether anyone else noticed the many shots of Clinton fiddling with his eyeglasses in this episode. What in the world are we supposed to be getting from that? 

  5. 20 hours ago, KaveDweller said:

    The writers probably thought her knowing the stain was there and leaving it was more salacious. And it gave Linda a chance to complain about her behind her back. 

    I read an interview with Lewinsky where she talked about how a lot of notes she gave producers did not make it into the show. So this may be one of those things.

    If they had written it the way Monica says it actually happened, and she modeled the dress and Linda said “hey, what’s that stain on there?” I am sure we — or I, anyway — would have said “Oh, come ON! That is totally unbelievable that Linda Tripp is the one who noticed the famous stain on the famous dress!”

  6. Oh, the editing! The always-hilarious editing!

    The dinner is tense. Erika is glowering. Sutton is glaring. Kathy is squinting and smiling like she's a little high on something. Rinna is drinking. Garcelle is looking surprised. Pippi Longstocking is gaping. Crystal is looking at her plate. And Kyle is chewing. Back to Erika, seething. Kathy, tilting her head like a puppy who doesn't understand. Kyle is chewing. Glug glug glug, Rinna drains her glass. Sutton is still glaring. Kyle: chewing. Garcelle is crying. Pippi is blathering. Kyle: chewing. Rinna: drinking. Quick cut to Kyle, wide-eyed and open-mouthed. Rinna is pointing. Kathy is fuzzed out. Rinna: shit-stirring. Kyle: chewing. Erika: frozen into a block of snippy superiority. Kyle: chewing chewing chewing.

    I sure wish I'd had "quick cut to Kyle, chewing" on my Bingo card.

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  7. On 3/6/2021 at 2:09 PM, bichonblitz said:

    Today's Alexisms: 

    As she's carving her roasted chicken: "The chicken really wants to be cut up and eaten by you"

    While Jeff is carefully laying his fish fillets in to the saute' pan: "It's like putting your kids to bed"

    What goes on in that woman's head? 

    When Alex first showed up on Food Network it was with her own show, Alex's Day Off, which was what they call a stand-and-stir show. Just Alex, cooking and talking, with weird background music I personally found slightly porn-y.

    The talking ... it was so ridiculous sometimes I used to copy it down word for word and post it in the old TWoP forum (from which these forums descended). I wish I had saved some of those posts because she would say the nuttiest things. Once it was something about a slip, like the idea that adding nutmeg (let's say) to your sauce was like wearing a slip -- you knew it was there and it made you feel good but other people didn't have to know about it. Something like that. She was unintentionally hilarious with that stuff. Also, as I said back then: Who on earth is wearing a slip????

     

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  8. Whoever is doing Alex's hair and makeup now that they are back in the studio is really doing her a disservice. She looks 10 years older than she is, and the makeup (and the terrible-color-for-her rust-colored sweater last week) make her look like she is having a hot flash. 
     

    Outdoors Grilling Sunny —- I got nothin. Makes no sense to me. Although now that I think of it, if it keeps snowing she could present us with ideas for when we’re snowbound and the power is out.

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  9. 6 hours ago, buttersister said:

    Weirdos in AZ. Can someone please explain these people? Castle? Shlubby guy with bad grammar? Brit wife spending $800K for a castle bitching about it being too big for her to clean? As if, and sure enough, in the aftermath, there was talk of a cleaning service.

    I missed the opening—what did this couple do for employment? I heard a lot about the misery of corporate housing. Which is often paid for by the corporation (had that sweet deal for a few months one time). Had they both banked salaries for years to afford the high-ticket house? Erm, castle?

    Shlubby dude and his giant dog must be wandering the parks of Mesa. While wife sits in her repainted white kitchen. Something(s) felt goofy.

    To be charitable, perhaps they got their instruction sheet that told them they had to be outrageous or they wouldn’t make the cut to get on the show? If not that then I have no explanation.

    I missed the beginning, too, so kept wondering where in the world they got all their money. Where do people get this money? Maybe BabyMan inherited it. I can’t see him employed in a real job with a big paycheck.

    And Mrs. BabyMan — yuck, what an unpleasant person she came across as. A Cat Room! Red flag of impending divorce, IMO.

    Did you see that look on her face at the end when he brought up (again) how they were interested in having kids? She did not look like a person who was interested in having kids. 

    I agree, something seemed off. And that house was insanely huge.

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  10. Anybody see the episode on Saturday with the guests who were finalists (or something) in the Pillsbury Bake-Off?

    It got pretty tortured there with the very quiet careful guests demonstrating their dishes, contrasted with HOLLERIN' JEFF MAURO and SCREAMIN' SUNNY ANDERSON. (In caps because that's how they talk whyyyyyyyyyy??) I am sure those women are perfectly nice women but compared to the usual hullabaloo going on on this show, they came off like slow whispering meek little lambs. It was kind of cringey.

    At a couple of points during the two guests' demos, Jeff could be seen exchanging a kind of an eyeroll face at GZ or Katie. I wish they had edited that out. Viewers should not have seen that.

    I just don't get the hollering. I think it's possible to have energy without hollering.

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  11. “That’s one French hot mess! Isn’t that disgusting?” Said Rachael Ray at the end of the last episode of 30-Minute Meals I just watched. Niiiiiice. I mean, yeah, I thought it looked disgusting but you’re the person who made it, you idiot. You’re not supposed to say that.

    However, on the positive side: SHE TOOK HER RINGS OFF before sticking her hands into the burger mixture to firm the patties. OMG. I have been hollering about this for years.

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  12. I can't get over her creepy new face. It's okay when you don't look at the screen, though. :)

    Something she made in this last episode where the friends from Italy came over and they made pasta looked good but I don't trust Valerie's recipes ever since I made her turkey chili and it was the worst thing I ever made.

  13. Nominations are open for The Opposite-of-Emmy award for "Person Who Shows Up Semi-Regularly on His Mom's Cooking Show Who Clearly Despises Said Cooking Show and Has to be Forced to Participate and then Makes it Completely Clear How Much He Hates the Whole 'Let's Pretend This is My Mom's House and She's Throwing Me An Album-Release Party With Two Friends and One Aunt and Uncle and My Girlfriend' Thing Aaaaaack No Please Don't Make Me Do It!!!!"

    I'll go first: I nominate Wolfgang "Wolfie" Van Halen.

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  14. I am becoming obsessed with how when they pass the food down to be tasted by the other hosts, Sunny always grabs hers first and digs in. No passing the plate down to GZ or Jeff or Katie -- nope, she gets hers and CHOWS DOWN.

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  15. On 5/13/2019 at 8:28 PM, annzeepark914 said:

    Well, it's been a while since I watched Hardball and tonight was typical CM of late. He had Michael Beschloss & Dana Milbank on to discuss Trump's plans to take over the Capitol Fourth celebration on the mall. The two guests could hardly get a word in, with Chris loudly talking over them when they managed to speak. And then, CM was talking about "how hot it is in DC in July & March...oh wait...in... August".  Next, he referred to the Secretary of Commerce as "Wilbur.........." and Dana jumped in and said, "Ross". MSNBC needs a new host--one who will let his interesting guests talk, and who can remember the names of people he's either talking to or about.

    I could not agree more. I came here just to comment about that segment the other night with Beschloss and Milbank. That was rough. Dana Milbank really tried to keep on talking despite the constant interruptions. The paycheck must be worth it for the guests to come on and end up saying nothing more than "The president is--" and "The Fourth of July--" before getting cut off. It's ridiculous. Chris Matthews needs to hang it up and retire already.

    Hey, maybe they could bring back Greta Van Susteren for the Hardball timeslot. That way they could re-use all those expensive promos they made for her short-lived show. Of course I wouldn't watch her but that would still give me my 7 p.m. hour back like I have it now because I almost never watch Hardball because there's no point.

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  16. I loved her helpful tip during an episode where she made a faux chicken pot pie -- she was chopping an onion (btw, did you know she does it differently from other people? she does! it's amazing. It's a thing that makes you go 'hmmm.") -- and she went through a long story about how no onion-chopping tricks work AT ALL if you cry when you chop onions. So her tip is GET OVER IT. SUCK IT UP AND CHOP THE ONIONS. 

    Today I watched the one with the Korean-inspired sloppy joe and I was pretty grossed out by her hair hanging down in her face the whole time.

    She seems to think she's awfully cute and I guess she has ten tons of cash in the bank to show that she's not the only one who likes her but I am pretty much interested only in hate-watching and making fun of her.

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  17. She’s making me cringe with the “sexy beast sexy beast” stuff as she sprinkles Parmesan cheese on the butter-and-oil-drenched garlic bread. Ugh.

    In the following episode her menu is deep-dish pizza and steak fries. Yeah, that’s a thing a 50-year-old ought to be eating for a meal. 

    30-Minute Calorie Bombs would be a better title. 

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    It's like she wants to make a play on words and catch you in mistake or something. 

    This. She acts like she’s the prosecutor in a criminal trial and she’s brilliantly trapping the defendant into an admission of guilt. This is why Iyanla has been bugging me since Starting Over. I keep waiting for whoever she’s talking to to say “Wait — WHAT ARE YOU ASKING ME? Because you do not make sense!!!” (Back in the day, Dr. Laura on her old radio show used to do the exact same thing.)

    Also, <shallow> did she get a new wardrobe/hair/makeup squad? She’s sporting black lipstick in this Bad Girl of Gospel episode and is wearing a dress I would describe as Mrs. Wiggins Goes Body-Con. NOT flattering.</shallow>

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  19. 23 hours ago, Tippi said:

    Did anyone catch Patti Jinich on the 3/16/19 show?  She was preparing a lime bundt cake and it was like a SNL sketch.  The recipe called for 12 separated eggs.  All finesse went out the window.  She started off with the butter and sugar in the food processor.  Sunny was helping her, and when it came time to add the eggs, Patti told her just dump them all in at one time.  I have never made a bundt cake like that!  It is always add one egg and beat well, then add the next.  Okay, so this dozen egg yolks went in and the flour was to go in next.  So, guess what?  Patti told Sunny to dump it all in.  When the food processor was started up, flour went everywhere!  Then the eggs whites were folded in, very inexpertly.  Luckily, a cake had been baked ahead of time but there was true suspense as to whether it would plop out.  I would have to say this was one of the worst demos I've seen on any cooking show!

    I saw it. Oh, that flour! All over everywhere!

    Anyone who's ever watched anybody bake anything on TV knew that was going to happen. I couldn't believe they didn't re-shoot that segment. Poor Patti. She is a good host on her own show but she sure seemed flustered (and floured!) on this show.

    Actually, now that I think about it, why on earth didn't they show that flour explosion in slow motion at the end of the show? Make a thing out of it. That would have been funny.

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