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I think the actor playing David Clark is doing a terrible acting job.

I love this show, but I hope they don't try to turn it into another Dance Moms. Kim is the anti-Abby Lee Miller, so it seemed a bit odd to hear her say, "This pageant will determine who I take to Nashville." Not that there's anything wrong with that, but it seemed like a Dance Moms move. Also, the Kim/Victoria thing reeks of Abby/Cathy. This show doesn't need that kind of stuff to be fun and interesting. I hope they don't ruin the feel-good essence of the show.

When Becky confesses to Roseanne that she's slept with Mark: Becky: "Well... we already......" Roseanne: "Already?" Becky: "Don't worry, we used something." Roseanne: "You already used something?" And then, at the end of that episode, when Roseanne hugs her: Becky: "Mom, let go." Roseanne: "In a couple of years...." Such a sweet episode.

Karine Vanasse's new hair - ugh. Nolan's new hair - ugh. Gideon - ugh, ugh, UGH! I was hoping - when Nolan was carried in announcing the throne - that we'd see the return of The Chair. Alas, not the case.

Yowza! Pretty riveting episode. Now let's see if they can keep it up!

I just find myself grinning throughout every episode of this show. Kim is a hoot, the girls are adorable and there's just such a feel-good vibe to the whole thing. Love the dang show!

So, one win for Nia and Holly is willing to forgive and forget years of abuse? Way to go, Holly!

Deb has undergone a total transformation and wow, does she ever look better than last year! I love how Kim is the anti-Abby Lee Miller in terms of her attitude and behavior toward the girls, so I was concerned by her angry outbursts and diva behavior in this episode. But I loved how she apologized for her outburst and then took action to resolve the problem (poor Marah!). I still love Mama Jo (so gorgeous!) and the final scene with her and Addison, though clearly scripted, was very cute.

Is anyone even watching this show any more?

Who is Kelly's daughter? I hope it's Addison. I loved her!

Offspring actor can't be Halle's son. I don't think he's even a year old yet.

I didn't care for Asia on AUDC, but I'm somewhat impressed by her now. In spite of all the craziness around her, she seems to cope with things fairly well, seems quite mature for 8, can argue respectfully with her parents and maintain her composure, is always prepared for her performances, articulates her opinions well, and exhibits a healthy confidence. How she manages to do all that, I don't know. I also like her relationship with Bella. By the way, I thought Bella looked so cute in this episode. I think she is going to grow up into a very pretty girl.

Just curious - does anyone know what Brooke and Paige are up to?

I really enjoyed seeing Holly FINALLY tell Abby what she thought of her. It's about time!

Mr. Tom and I have tried to like this show, we really have, but at the end when the announcer said, "Only two episodes left!" we looked at each other and said, "YAY!"

Poor Chloe looks so absolutely beaten down and miserable these days. I'm hoping it's just an act, and that she's a damn good actor!

You ask, why do Paige and Emily have the exact same hair? Because ALL of them have the exact same hair!

I wondered about the genetic testing of the surrogates as well. But I figured maybe they wanted to ensure that the women chosen were healthy and would remain healthy over time. Still seems silly, though. I rarely tear up over a TV show, but the scene where Elvis says goodby to his dad really choked me up.

It was nice to see Jordyn from AUDC. What a cutie. She was one of my favorites. Also nice to see that Asia does have some friends!

The kid playing Ethan is doing a terrific acting job!

I didn't care for this episode. Not that the show is ever very realistic, but there were just too many "that would never happen" moments in this episode, all designed to end up with Mike back at the firm. Way too pat. I also hated the whole Mike/Rachel story line. It was one kiss, guys. Get a grip.

Re: the umpteenth rehashing of the glass-throwing incident - it ENRAGES me when Ramona uses the term "unladylike" to describe her behavior. Once she settled on that term (probably after consultation with lawyers and PR people), she has stuck to it like glue. The very term "unladylike" implies that the behavior is inappropriate for a woman but would be appropriate for a man. So if a man threw an object at someone and hit them in the face, that would be OK, Ramona? Really?

Why were Kelly, Brooke and Paige still in the opening credits?

QUOTE: When Andi and Josh were going on and on about who loved who more, I was disappointed that they didn't call each other "schmoopy". I thought for a minute that she did say that, so I rewound to check but, sadly, I was wrong.

"She did make that comment about waking up and knowing it wasn't right with Nick." I don't believe that at all. I think she just used his own words from the previous night to justify her decision.