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That dress looked amazing on DLC. She should buy it in every color! Also I want it.

Please upload Sarah's commencement to the site! It can be a "Let's Go to the Videotape" entry. What I seem to remember being so weird about this episode back in the day is that the "video yearbook" contained clips that would not have been possible to have footage of. Like Brenda and Kelly skydiving or Brenda and Donna eating dinner in Paris. Am I misremembering? Were those just flashbacks and not yearbook clips?

I know it's been a trademark of this show since the beginning, but I cannot STAND all the interrupting lawyers in the courtroom. I'm a lawyer, and if opposing counsel and I kept interrupting and talking over one other like that, the judge would shut that shit down so fast our heads would spin. It's so incredibly unprofessional and inappropriate. I felt like Lucca and Alicia were particularly rude about it in this episode. It makes me cringe.

To me, his tantrum was because it drove Fran crazy that someone like Hannah would break up with him. He considers himself so much better than her that the notion of HER dumping HIM was what was really bothering him. It was all about his fragile ego. He was mad at himself that he let himself get involved with someone who had shown herself to be difficult from the very beginning, and then, despite how crazy and beneath him she continued being (in his opinion), he didn't even get to be the one to break up with her. He didn't actually want to keep being with her, but he wanted her to want to be with him, and the idea that she didn't was making him nuts.

The squeamishness about collecting a dog's urine makes no sense to me since pet owners collect their dogs' poop every day. It's not like you have to catch the urine in your mouth. Put on a glove and hold the cup or ladle in the urine stream. It's not a big deal. We do it for ourselves when we take pregnancy tests or give a sample to a doctor. It seems like a lot of shuddering over nothing.

Oh the hilarity of Felice being the spokesperson of the school dress code when her daughter regularly walks around with her buttcheeks hanging out.

My husband and I have always referred to Scotty McCreery as "Scotty McCreepy" because of his perma-leer.

He really needs to invest in some undershirts.

So, is the show still going to try to pretend that Liv and her people are White Hats? Are we finally done with that fiction? Have the writers finally caught up with the audience who has known for a long time that all these people, including Liv and Co., are scumbags? Well except for the new Not-Harrison who doesn't seem to ever know what's going on.

I like so much of what Bernie believes, and I trust that he really means what he says, but I usually can't get past the fact that I don't like his demeanor. So many times, he interrupts, he points, he gets a bit shouty and defensive. But for the first time, in this interview, I felt like he calmed down the brashness and I felt like he came across very well It's so nice to have 2 great Democratic candidates to choose between.

Maybe she actually lives in Des Moines but the Airbnb house they likely used was in Council Bluffs.

I'd rather they spent more time finding intelligent, well-spoken women rather than just worrying about the demographics. For example, Whoopi checks several demographic boxes, but she can barely articulate a sentence. What good is having diversity if the women can barely voice their opinions in an understandable way?

Marilyn Henner has been using her memory bullshit as her claim to fame for years. She's done the talk show rounds showing it off for about a decade now. It's the only way she gets booked anymore. I'm sure she doesn't mind going to that well again and again

I thought HRC was great and I love how she didn't waffle when Paula asked about a fetus's constitutional rights (spoiler: they have none) or CCB's bullshit about persecuted Christians or being a pro-life feminist.

I do enjoy the fact that Donna is wearing virtually the same outfit as the mugger.

Does the head of the NSA have nothing to do all day than to eat a sandwich and watch arguments? Seems like an easy job. What was the point of that plot point anyway since Jake literally has done nothing this season except drink wine with blowhard Papa Pope?

For a minute I thought that was Ron Jeremy sitting next to Dyan Cannon.

Good for you, Cary! Rid yourself of all these jerks! Take the buyout and run far far away and make your own success.

I was so glad when Marnie said something to Charlie about his stupid fake accent. When he started talking, all I could think was "When did Charlie become a street tough?" It's like he was suddenly in Newsies.

Mine cut off too, so I was so glad to read that Jaylin realized how annoying Ja'La is and moved on. It seems that only communicating via text did Ja'la's (oy with all the apostrophes) personality a lot of favors.

I seriously loved getting to see Avon Barksdale's heartless sister doing a musical number. She was fabulous.

It's funny how Ohndrea has all this great chemistry with all the guys in the cast with the glaring exception of Brandon. Methinks Brandon is the problem.

What confused me is that one second, Hannah's mom said she was now in a sexless marriage, and the next she said the sex was better now. All in the same conversation. Which is it?

Alicia's wig looked better this week. So there's that. I was hoping the rest of this season would be about the governor's wife publicly canoodling with guys in bars and the blowback from the press about that. Instead it looks like it's more about Peter who, frankly, no one actually gives a shit about. He's barely a character on the show at this point. So, why do the writers think we care about what happens to him?

Raven's hair reminded me too much of Dumb and Dumber. Actually, Raven herself reminds me too much of dumb and dumber...