jonesingjay

It's an easy gig, but I could see Whoopi truly being over it at this point. Especially with the major cast shake up, and the loss of a dear friend. It'd be a great time for her to exit stage left.

I wondered why she had to perform such an outrageous task, while Kenny on the other hand, didn't have to do anything. Sure, he was in a dance lesson when Chris strolled in, but he should've had to do something to prove he wanted to be part of the program as well. I guess his weak story about regretting not being able to maintain a healthy weight was enough?

I guess she thought it wasn't going to be as hard as it was and she threw in the towel. She said as much, but what a waste of an opportunity. When someone else would've jumped at the opportunity. Kenny being a perfect example of that. He looked really great at the final weigh-in. Good for him.

Those are some really big coffee mugs. More like soup bowls.

Big John has always worked at the restaurant.

Shit?

The Dubrows are penises.

I'd say she deserved better, but I never really cared for the character.

I really don't think that's where the show is going with his storyline. It'd be highly disappointing because I think it's far more interesting storyline for Bunchy being a man whose growth was stunted getting involved in an adult relationship and growing from it as a result.

I have to admit that it gets me. Even now. There is just something in the deliver and those feelings of adolescence that are timeless.

Those kids really give Abby a run for her money. I don't know how we're suppose to feel about Ray's family, but I can't stand any of them.

Alcide had his memory returned to him via Sookie.

The change in Roseanne's face is a good bit of acting on her part. It goes from this lighthearted moment to something more. One of Sara's best moments on the show. One of my top five favorite scenes on this show. Something I can actually recite off the top of my head.

All I could think was "Carole has a hell of a ghostwriter."

Judge Judy asking a defendant what kind of cigarettes he went to buy. Defendant: "Mah barretts." Judge Judy: "WHAT!?" Defendant: "Mah barretts." Byrd: "Marlboro Reds." Judge Judy: "It's either my hearing or his speech." Byrd: "It's his speech." It's a lot funnier when you watch it. Judge Judy is completely irritated and the gallery is giggling.

"To whom it concerns, Darlene's work will be late, it fell on her pancakes and stuck to her plate. To whom it concerns, my ma made me write this, and I'm just her kid, so how could I fight this. To whom it concerns, I lost my assignment, maybe I'll get lucky, solitary confinement. To whom it concerns, Darlene's great with the ball, but guys don't watch tomboys when they're cruising the hall. To whom it concerns, I just turned thirteen, too short to be quarterback, too plain to be queen. To whom it concerns, I'm not made of steel, when I get blindsided my pain is quite real. I don't mean to squawk, but it really burns I just thought I'd mention it, to whom it concerns."

Sherri should step away from social media for a spell, and take a little time to enjoy...the view.

A few things about Rose, that might've already been mentioned. Regarding her education or lack thereof. She takes a history class which Dorothy is the teacher of to earn her G.E.D because she didn't graduate high school. Yet, Rose was the valedictorian of her graduating class. She was also an Alpha Yam in college. The other thing is Rose and cats. Its either referenced or shown that she's allergic to them. In the episode where we learn how they all become roommates, Rose owns a cat. She got kicked out of her apartment because she refused to get rid of it.

It feels so good to be able to talk about 'Scary Island' without being slapped on the wrist for it. I don't think this season can or will ever be topped.

Y is for Yvonne an aerobics instructor at the health club where the girls work out in an attempt to improve their appearance. EDIT: Not a broken relationship. Nevermind.

Phyllis Hammerow: "You slept with the sheriff!?"

It wouldn't be the View if they were current. A sure sign of the apocalypse.

Whenever there is a death, and Whoopi speaks of the person, there is a genuine warmth and respect to her words that she pulls off well.

The View is on a break, and currently airing reruns.

I always wondered why it bothered her so much when people would pour themselves a drink.