Lois Sandborne

I realize this is an unpopular opinion, but I'm super glad Carolyn was banished. She irritates me to no end. Danielle may not be playing her best and brightest game, but at least I can laugh at her histrionics. Carolyn just irked.

Does anyone know if this was part 1 of 2, or if they're going to try to squeeze 3 parts out of this dry season?

If I had put even a nickel on the odds of Karla being my favorite cast member come Decision Day, I'd be a wealthy woman right now. But here we are. I loved Emem's letter to that backpack dragging bum. She's been holding back this whole season, going above and beyond, putting up with damaging and humiliating insinuations, insults, and straight up lies about her character. All capped by that stupid stunt with the "divorce" paper. I say let it out, Emem, and good for you.

I thought the premise of Return to Office was a little goofy, but I loved the leads. They were really natural together. This was my first time seeing the male lead too, and I liked him a lot. And the nursing home crew was really fun.

I missed this; what did Janine say?

I don't understand this perspective at all. Michelle didn't have or display any special "instinct" about David when they first met. She made judgments about him based on his appearance, his language, and what he told her about his lifestyle. And based on those judgments, Michelle treated David like gum on her shoe from Day 1 to whatever day it was she received the text message. Nothing David or Madison has done absolves Michelle of her own terrible behavior. Sure, it's not her fault David stepped out on her, but she's still as grimy as any of the other villains of the season to me, irrespective of whatever awful things anybody else did.

I didn't understand why she thought saying Stacey looked like Whitney Houston was a drag when 1) Whitney was cute in all her pop girl eras, inluding the Bodyguard soundtrack period when she was working the bob, and 2) Ashley herself showed up to the event in that hood looking like she stepped out of the "Queen of the Night" video.

I didn't like it either. I think it was an interesting idea, but it could only work in the most ideal circumstances. Like, based on what we saw actually happen, it would only have been useful if had been playing a strategic game and been ready to make moves. practically begged her to choose him. Instead she went for a person with much less heat on, because she wanted to be sure about her friend. A waste. This was still a good season, with two very good Traitors. My only real gripe was that But oh well. I will be interested in what other US viewers think about the "accent" one of the contestants chooses to use. I could never tell anything was even happening with that. I only knew it was a thing because they kept bringing it up in the confessional.

I spent that segment wondering the same thing. To me it was just a cake. Even when she was finished, they ate it with a fork. I think of a snack cake as something you could eat quickly with your hands. Like the oatmeal creme pies Christie made. Those, I was interested in. I'm not a huge pretzel fan, but I can't think of any food I love enough to keep a huge tub of lye in my house, drag it out, cover all my counters with plastic, and don coveralls and gloves just to make it. Pretzels now top my list of things so complicated I will gladly let the restaurant handle.

That lady said "Happy Anniversary from jail" ☠️ It's extremely obvious Sunni has no real connection to any of them (especially not Ms. Nell) and only agreed to come on the show to antagonize Destiny. So I don't mind Destiny getting her licks in, even if it would be better to just ignore her. I agree that the show is tedious. I didn't even realize last night's episode was the finale. Nothing happened all season. I do remember Stormi saying she quit somewhere around the halfway mark. I think it was right after Melody's trip. But they need to wrap this show up, or else shake up the cast.

Deborah Vance's house burned down in the Eaton Fire 😢

Mia and Jacqueline are dragging this show to hell. I don't see how Stacy hopped continents without toothpaste or deodorant. And, if I squint I can see the logic for them having to change without going back to the resort, but 1) did it have to be in the restaurant, and 2) did they have to waste all that time in the episode showing us?

32 movies?! Wow. Ten years ago or so I think I made an effort to watch all the new movies, but that was back when Hallmark was putting out like five a year. No way I could catch them all anymore even if I wanted to. I probably watched a dozen of the new crop. I really liked The Santa Class, Sugarplummed, Christmas on Call, and Trivia at St. Nick's. I could see making an effort to rewatch those next year. I didn't like anything this year as much as my old standbys like Window Wonderland, or even as much as A Biltmore Christmas and Round and Round from last year. We can always hope. I know they do market research like any network, but I don't think they havevsurveys. They do take feedback though: viewers@hallmarkmedia.com

I'm old enough to remember when the 24-hour movie schedule meant interrupting their I Love Lucy reruns. Personally I'm always glad to see the reruns return. I get tired of the sameyness of the movies way sooner than I do my shows, but I know it's the opposite for other people. I guess it's just one of things, like cilantro.

https://www.vulture.com/article/hacks-comedy-drama-season-4.html Sharing this BS not as an endorsement, just to raise awareness. But seriously folks, the idea that The Bear is the true comedy or that Hacks isn't funny is ... laughable.