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No previews, just an ad with old clips to download the pop ad. This show makes me cry and laugh and I love it so much. The expression of pride in David’s face when Stevie was singing was beautiful. Also love that Patrick asked for her blessing.

I felt Trevor was definitely on some sort of substance, which I wonder is the cause of the splitting up/back together stuff. Their house is crazy.

I think we've silently agreed, the less said about that, the better.

I remember my friend telling me, “No one gets a medal for best birth.” Why would you torture yourself like that? I felt so bad for her. And I would’ve been pissed if my midwife knew I was having contractions and was an hour away. It ended up being ok, but sometimes things go very quick at the end. My dad freaked out if I nursed in front of him, he would not be anywhere near the room it was happening in.

I can just imagine the episode. Jenelle voiceover : David’s decided he don’t wanna be on camera anymore so I havfta take Kaiser and Ensley to the park by myself. Kaiser on swing, Jenelle sitting on her ass. “No, I won’t push you, kick! Its not fair that David’s not here’s and I have to parent by myself! It’s so hard!”

Oh he’s not going to let cameras on The Land. He’s probably sitting there with his rifle pointed just waiting for a crew member to pull up so he can feel manly. Janelle is screwed. It couldn’t happen to a better person.

Had a bit of food poisoning yesterday so I watched six episodes. Loved it. Perfect mix of heart and humor. I really like the new guys and that they went deep into some important topics.

Nothing. They haven't filmed but it hasn't been cancelled.

There is a movie on Netflix called Sadie's Last Days on Earth that has a few Degrassi alums, including Monroe Chambers, Ricardo Hoyas and Paula Brancati (Jane). It was cute.

Andrew Rannells can do no wrong in my book and I had no idea he would be in this episode so I was very happy. This was my favorite so far (though the less said about the Grace stuff, the better) I loved the sleepover pose bit, and thought the payoff was great. And I may have teared up at the very end along with Jack.

As a mom of two special needs kids, it has always bothered me when parents don't fight for their kids to have special accommodations because they want their kids to be "normal". So I'm happy to see both Leah and Corey coming around to getting their daughter more help at school. I dont know if I've ever heard Leah say Muscular Dystrophy, just the doctor , so I felt her shocked look was the camera man referring to Alli's condition by name. I also felt like she was not able to explain anything at that's moment, she jut wanted to get to her daughter, which I can't blame her. Who wants to bet Jace was never given his medicine because neither Jenelle or David could be bothered to listen to Barb.

My husband, who knows this show in passing only, walked into the room and said, "woah, she doesn't look completely stoned anymore." She does seem to be doing better, but did she not learn from her Mary Kay "business"? Did we witness a Janelle/Barb interaction that did not end in screaming! I guess once a season it can happen.

I remember watching a very late in the run episode where Jason Bateman almost dies and Pa takes him to a mountain to pray to God to save him. Or maybe it was a cabin in the woods. I mean, it's been a few decades, but I remember being 9 and being like "Whoa too much." Anyway, nice plot recycling, guysl Also, count this east coast girl for never doubting there were mountains in Minnesota.

In the last scene, Claire is wearing the same sweater Mark Cohen wears in Rent. Can't get more 1996 than that.

Yeah, I listened to to TAT's Stern interview and he kept pushing, but all she said was that she and Jennie were BFFs and then something happened and now they're not. Unlike Jennie and Tori, she didn't say anything catty, and kept trying to change the subject.