jonesingjay

I like that Rosie is back. I also like the new set.

Probably the most interesting thing to me this episode because I do want to know more about Lena and Avi.

Even her secret was boring.

I don't think he's responsible for Volcheck shooting himself either. It just happens to be how that storyline was concluded.

Of course. Adults making adult decisions. Just like Abby's boyfriend choosing to murder for her (if he does so) hopefully not. I still think it's pretty slimy of Cochran. Those two don't know what they are getting into.

It's not the swinging I find to be disgusting. It's more about the fact that Cochran is a sleaze and once he uses up that guy and his wife/girlfriend he'll give them the boot. Seeing them at dinner made me think about how the Volcheck's were probably charmed in the same manner, and it all ends up with a guy blowing his brains out with a gun at a table.

I miss the old girl. I do.

I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers. She's a ten. Channeling Bo Derek realness.

"FUCK OFF!" - Please, leave. Thank you.

I thought Abby was a fairly harmless nagging harpy, but manipulating her boyfriend into committing a murder for her sinks her character to whole new low.

Trying to decide what was more disgusting, Abby putting her cop boyfriend up to murdering for her or Cochran and his wife grooming the young couple to take over where the Volcheck's left off.

"Big Boy" - You're fat.

Yeah, this year's risotto looks...very orange in comparison to previous years whiter looking color. I think you're talking about Roe. One of the few people who stood out to me. She really did appear to look like she knew what she was doing. I can never tell how these things will go though.

Sterling is a plant, right?

They were church daughter and daddy dances. Maybe, she feels more comfortable there? Or it was just one of the first things that came to mind when thinking about all the things she would like to have done with her dad.

Bunchy's inner turmoil. I was quite vocal about thinking they wouldn't go that route. Boy was I wrong. I guess it makes sense that they would, but I was hopeful they'd choose to give Bunchy something a bit less predictable in terms of storyline. I will say that his scenes were the most engaging for me. I don't care about what Bridgette is going through or whatever heist Mickey is planning.

You can say that again...and again...and again. Don't care about Ray's family. I'd like to see more of Ray at work with Avi and Lena. The stuff with the wife and kids always seems shoehorned in.

I can't watch that episode either. Deshawn seemed like a relatively nice person, compared with the other wives. Now, if it would've happened to someone else say Sheree I could watch that episode over and over again. Especially her flop of a 'fashion show'. "A fashion show without any fashions? How dreadful!" Since Deshawn seemed nice and her heart was in the right place I can't enjoy watching her charity event crash and burn so badly.

I think you meant to quote Iboatedhere.

I'll never understand continuing to work for someone when you're not being paid on a consistent basis.

Is there a story behind why they killed off the character?

Mickey: "What's the difference between zit and a priest? The zit waits to come on your face until your fourteen."

Thanks for clearing that up for me. I was confused by that scene. When his daughter said, "Haven't you ever loved someone you knew was wrong for you?" After the themes of molestation, I wondered if that's what was being hinted at. Then Ray went on to deny it being the girl who was murdered. Of course, even when drunk I doubt Ray would've admitted it was the murdered girlfriend. One thing I took away from that scene is Abby 'Harpy' Donovan might've been the rebound that became the wife.

Was Ray in love with his sister?

I haven't even watched the last episode of the 6th season. I guess Jackie will either be in jail or mandatory rehab in place of going to jail? I don't know.