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Which was surprising to me because Whoopi's all knowing. She didn't let me down though when she finally started talking about the allegations against Cosby. This segment seemed like a pile up on Rosie O. Everyone got in on the act.

That was the best part of the episode for me. Brooke was 'making sparks'.

I thought the same thing. I understand why though. Jen is easy on the eyes. Seems to be nice enough.

You can watch the pilot on Amazon for free, but the rest of the episodes you have to pay to view. Neve rmind. Someone already replied.

Maybe, 'Boys On the Side'?

After the Connor's lose power for falling behind with paying the bill, Jackie comes over after a date. She's going about her business, popping something into the microwave, remarking how the refrigerator is warm, and completely oblivious to the lack of lights or working appliances. The looks everyone give her as she rambles on about a disaster of a date, and wanting to check her voice mail to see if he called is wonderfully capped off by Roseanne when Jackie realizes they have no power. "Now we know the speed of stupid." Just love bits like that.

Interesting point. I want to see Rosie more engaged. I think she's wonderful when she does the interviews with a guest and one co-host. During Hot Topics, she appears to be lost in the shuffle/taking a backseat. It very well could be an evolution in her personality. I do see glimmers of the Rosie I previously enjoyed during interviews like the one with the young man who was wrongly incarcerated.

"So, what. Who cares!"

Did they discuss the honey boo boo controversy? I thought I saw on yesterday's preview, that they were going to discuss it today.

I laughed right along with everyone else watching that zombie movie 6 years in the making. When they ran over that dummy zombie. It was so stupid but it made me laugh out loud during that episode.

Prostitution?

I never really took notice of it until I began reading this board. Now, I see it. Rosie really doesn't contribute as much as I thought she would. I don't understand the reasoning behind that for her. It appears that she just happens to be sitting at the table while the other three, and especially Whoopi chat it up.

Mmm hmm.

LOL. I was saying you weren't suppose to talk about it. Not him. He's following the rules though. Probably the charter president of the Georgia chapter.

You're not suppose to talk about it.

A funny Darlene moment for me is when she's working the loose meat lunch booth as punishment because of the dead cow outlines in front of the Lunchbox restaurant that she and David were responsible for putting there. Her rudeness makes Molly leave the stand. David comes around and she makes him take over. When Roseanne eventually stops by to check on things she knows Darlene hasn't been working, and asks to smell Darlene's hands. She shoves her hand into the meat before lifting it up for Roseanne to smell. Another Darlene scene I like is something that the audience doesn't actually see. DJ has been peeping on Molly with his telescope. Darlene threatens him into stopping. At the end of the episode, Molly comes over to complain again about DJ. Darlene calls him down, and David follows down with him. David has a ring around his eye from the telescope. Darlene had put something on the telescope to catch her brother but ends up catching her boyfriend. The look of anger on her face cuts to a blank screen with something to the effect of 'Do to the violent nature of this scene it can't be shown'.

He didn't want him to leave. Even though he knew Mike would be voted out according to the group agreement. I think Rob really bonded with Mike, and not voting to oust him was maybe a way to show it.

I'm not sure. It probably did come down to a team vote. She should've spoken up, but she seemed so defeated and beat down in that moment. Ramsey did ask her who should be up there, and she answered herself and Kalen. If she really believes in her ability, she should've answered someone else, regardless of the team vote.

Sade went into a bit of detail about Jennifer, stating that she didn't appreciate the way Jennifer spoke to her when they were consuming their protein shakes. In a talking head, Jennifer stated that she didn't like Sade. I'm guessing that more is going on behind the scenes between those two that we don't see. Next week's sneak speak definitely gives a glimpse into why Sade, among others on the women's team have a problem with Jennifer. Ho hum episode. Katie stupidly nominating herself. I thought that would guarantee her handing over her jacket, but Kalen was so terrible Ramsey couldn't keep her around any longer.

She'll remember you said that.

Talk about sparks! Oh, boy!

I mentioned this on the Abby thread, but I'll bring it up here as well. It appears that the majority of the characters this season, ended up receiving some sort of comeuppance for their actions, except for Abby who ended up right where she started at the beginning of this season. I think it would've been interesting for their to be some kind of just deserts for her, but nope. She's got the mopey dopey cop pining for her, Cookie is dead, and she can go back to not worrying about 'Bridge'. When she came downstairs after watching the newscast on Cookie's murder I was hoping Ray would turn to her and say, "Abs, I want a divorce." Send her back to Boston, and have her take 'Bridge' and 'Connah' with her.

Maybe, it's built up resentment after the decades of dealing with all of the dumb things Homer has said or done over the years. With that said, if she's truly unhappy with him and their marriage, she could leave because Homer isn't ever going to change.

I really enjoy all of the future episodes, as well as the glimpses into the past. I've been saving those on the DVR after viewing them.

Abby's true colors shining through once again in the season finale. Looking all wide eyed and positively taken when hearing the news about Cookie's death. Which, hey, of course she's going to be relieved the guy is dead, but I wasn't sure if she assumed Ray was involved and was falling in love with him all over again. I guess I'll find out next season. It seemed that out of all the people who were left devastated this season that Abby not getting some sort of comeuppance for her actions was glaringly obvious to me.