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I liked that room too. I think for it to legally be considered a bedroom a closet is required. So the value of another bedroom wasn't added like it was in the other houses.

Along with trapping dirt jute can get moldly/mildew in high humidity.

Was Shannon Miller's coach a nightmare too? Were there any that were not horror shows?

That was fantastic hahaha

If you subscribe to NBC (cable, youtubetv, etc) to watch on primetime you should have access to the replys on NBC Sports App. They have the full event replays same day. I don't mean to keep pushing them but it's worked so well for me I want people to know it's a good option if you have NBC access.

I watched live via the Sports App (I have cable so I can logon). It was easy, they show all the live events and you just click it.

I vaguely remembered that segment so I had to go find it. Yep, gross.

I long for the day when 1 second of a woman's life when they were a teenager doesn't come back as a reason for people to trash them years later. That being said, yes I do believe Simone is getting far more criticism than a white gymnast would be getting. I also think that there are people who are gleeful that the best in the world struggled. They enjoy seeing the best knocked down. There are terrible, terrible people in the world unfortunately. What gives me hope is that along with all the hate there is an outpouring of support for Simone. Former gymnasts explaining what she is experiencing feels like, people all over pointing out that mental health is part of one's overall health, that she didn't flake/crack/choke and so on. I see hateful comments on twitter met with a ton of supportful replies. People are standing with her and standing up to the hate. I'm watching the men's AA on the NBC sports app. It's a great competition. Too bad NBC probably won't show much of it. I continue to enjoy the Daggart free commentary.

A gymnast from Costa Rica took a knee at the very end of her routine, it was her final pose. I think it was for like 2 seconds & I doubt it was even shown on tv. I've always loved the Olympics and still do. I'm watching some NBC broadcast coverage because I have cable and it's on and I can watch here and there while doing other things. For women's gymnastics I have been watching the reply on the NBC Sports App instead. I like to see a lot more than they show on tv. Early evening I watched the team final which was just over 2 hours. I loved seeing all the athletes and the competition for the bronze was great. I also prefer the commentators over the ones at night. Not a Tim fan at all. I plan to watch the AA and the event finals the same way.

I may do a rewatch now that it's on HBOMax. I love show. I hope you enjoy the rest!

I was entertained too. I knew what to expect after watching the first 2 seasons so I just go with the flow of the inconsistencies. I enjoy the actors, the scenery and the story keeps me interested enough. I thought initially that Mike may have shot Jack. At one point Brady says something about Mike no being a hero and something to the effect of "if people know what you did in Iraq". Now I'm not so sure. I actually leaned towards Todd. Perhaps he's someone Jack doesn't recall. How he appeared and kept offering everything Charmaine wanted while chipping away to take the kids from Jack. It seems more than just Todd wanting the family, it seemed vindictive. But, I'm always wrong. I also never read the books (I didn't know until tonight there even were books) so I have no idea if Todd exists in them and is better explained.

Yes, it was a guest role. I mentioned it because I watch AA and saw it a couple of weeks back.

I just highlighted it, I didn't put the name there. I have no idea how it got there.

He had a guest role on All American (CW show). He played a college recruiter. Not a huge role but it was nothing like his Good Girls role.

Good Girls has been cancelled:

I could easily have missed it - did he reference having biological children? He could want to expand their family via surrogate, adoption, etc. if he being able to have more children is an issue. I think Meredith has made reference to a nanny in the past couple of seasons so I guess she hired another now that Amelia & Link aren't there caring for her kids. I know Maggie was there too but Maggie wasn't shown as being the primary caregivers like Amelia and Link were. Seasons back there were many times where they were all at the hospital and who knows about the kids. There were always jokes here about it.

But then they would have missed out on having their good friends Glasses and Helm there, LOL.

I was expecting Richard or Bailey to collapse after Meredith saying earlier in the episode that "Richard will die. You will die. I will die". I liked Amelia & Linc but am not surprised they broke them up. Instead we'll get Teddy & Owen being the happy couple. Overall I thought it was a bit boring for a season ending finale.

I agree that where Jo is in her life right now doesn't make her a candidate for adoption at this point. On this show, I don't think having had mental health issues will be the factor (Meredith attempted suicide and was able to adopt). Jo did seek help and I think there's been some reference to her still going to therapy. They could do further evaluation but I don't think (again we are in GA land) that would be automatic elimination. I'm actually thinking there may be some formerly unknown issue but I really hope not. I'm hoping Glasses & boyfriend elope and move away forever.

There will be 4 episodes on CBS next season before it heads to Paramount+. SEAL Team Boss Unpacks the Season Finale's Highs and Lows, Looks Ahead to 'Grittier' Times on Paramount+

They shouldn't tie the name to any character. Then they could go on for 35 seasons not worrying if an actor stays on, lol.

I forgot about that, thanks. I remember them being friendly in earlier seasons. In the past few I just don't remember them being very close.

I wish there was more of Jackson since it was his farewell. Most of his time was spent with Meredith who I never really felt he was even that close friends with during these past 5 or more years. I did enjoy all the flashbacks and would have welcomed more. As for Meredith being all mostly fine now - Link & Amelia talked briefly and mentioned how her levels were so super that she can skip rehab. Then there was Bailey & Richard saying the physical therapist said she could just go home. I can understand not wanting a big deal when leaving. No other patient got a choice did they? All of her colleagues spent months saving her & crying for her day & night and she couldn't spend literally 3-4 minutes being wheeled by them? The worst part if it for me is that she didn't even have the decency to have it canceled. Instead she let these people make signs, buy her flowers and gather to cheer for her. She's 50, part owner of the hospital & apparently the sun but she can't tell Bailey or Richard to have it canceled? Grow up. Last time she died she had a similar reaction to Ellis being dead. She later told Izzie she chatted with Dead Denny. Other than that she never did much with all the info she learned from her dead time. Now that she mentioned DeLuca and his mom I am curious if she'll mention talking to dead Derek, Lexie, George & Mark like she did Denny. The one on Derek's land? She sold that house after she returned from her year away after he died. She moved back into her old house. I wish Tom wasn't leaving. I would have been much happier with Jackson taking Glasses, Boyfriend, Helm, Teddy & Owen and leaving Tom. Please let Amelia & Link move out of Meredith's house. They've done so much to help Meredith should be insisting they have their own place to have some time together.

Or Ellis to bring it back to Ellis Grey. Haha maybe that's why they named the baby Ellis.

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