jonesingjay

J is for Japan where the wealthy business man was from that made a offer to buy Blanche's house when the Donaldson boys took a for sale sign and placed it on her front lawn.

C is for Chicago where Miles lived before he went into the Witness Protection Program.

A lonely and foolish person. I don't know what Miranda's sexuality is but I assumed she's straight. If that's the case, then trying to be with someone because you're emotionally dependent on them, doesn't translate into a physical attraction. It's too bad, Gabby kept yanking everyone's chain. I would've been interested to see them actually meeting face to face. Not only to see how awkward it would've been, but also to see Miranda's illusions completely destroyed and faced with the reality of the situation and the person standing across from her. No after show either. Makes me wonder if these two ever met and if they are still talking to each other.

I generally don't find 'happy' catfish endings entertaining. This entire situation was just ugly as you said and sad. They end up together, and I guess that's suppose to be an upbeat if odd ending to their story. I find it creepy though. Basing feelings and the desire to continue a relationship with someone who lied about EVERYTHING. I can't imagine how that works. Stranger things have happened though. I'm hoping that Miranda will figure it out before Gabby visits. I don't think Gabby will stop catfishing either. Especially, when she got the girl in the end.

I think Gabby has a strong emotional hold over Miranda, who appeared rather needy in my opinion. Perhaps, attaching what she felt for the TWO, not one but TWO guys Gabby pretended to be onto Gabby. Still, I'd think she'd be wary about getting involved with Gabby on a plutonic level, let alone a romantic one after all the lying Gabby did. She used cancer, catfished her twice and Miranda is still willing to not only stay in contact with her but to continue a relationship.

I would have liked to have owned that calendar.

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You too can own a piece of Golden Girls memorabilia from the Estate Of Rue. Be warned, Mammy Watkins pilfered through it first.

I can't believe Andy could say something that spot on and funny. It must be true if you remember it though. Thanks.

I is for impotent, which is what Dorothy claimed Stan's brother Ted was for revenge.

Jason said it. Not Andy.

@x1013x Bummer.

C is for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Dorothy's physical aliment which is never referenced again.

A thread for Jessica Hamby, portrayed by actress Deborah Ann Woll. With only a few episodes this season I'm finding myself interested in her character more so than anyone else's this season. Why? Because of this moment: Woll just seems to have incredible chemistry with any actor she shares a scene with on this series. I'm hoping for more Jessica. Seeing her coming into her own as a vampire and a complete departure from how she started off as a scared little girl. Now, she's facing off crazed Hep V vampires and fending for herself the best she can. Any suggestions for a title for this thread?

I thought that was hot. The way Jessica took fairy girl into her arms (I really need to learn her name if i'm going to ship them) it seemed sexual to me. In comparison to Jason finally fucking possessive vampire lady, which did nothing for me and I didn't find sexy at all. The way Jessica looked at that girl with hunger and perhaps even desire of a sexual nature in her eyes was far more sensual to me. I don't know if it's an acting choice of Miss Woll's or the direction she was given, but either way I'm sold on this as a pairing if the writers have taken that route. I kind of doubt it though and suspect I'll end up disappointed. Perhaps, there might be a sexual dream or two since Andy's daughter had a sip or two of Jessica's blood.

Alan Ball left after season five.

Shipping Jessica and that fairy girl now.

Watching the Mammy Watkins episode today. It never use to bother me, but reading others comments on this episode I'm beginning to dislike Mammy Watkins. Basically, she shows up, demands the return of a gift and unapologetically tells Blanche that she had an affair with her beloved Big Daddy. I wouldn't have blamed Blanche one bit if she didn't have a change a heart about returning the music box. I do get a kick out of her not getting the right one though. "We went through all of this for nothing!" Didn't endure Mammy Watkins to me. How about just being happy to be reunited with Blanche after all of these years, since you claimed to have cared so deeply about her.

That's why this season has been a flop for me, but fun to snark on. Everyone is all so much more aware, especially these people in the industry who reach out to the show with the sole purpose of getting themselves telly time. Season one can't be repeated. I'm not sure how much longer this show can keep going. Certainly MTV can keep renewing it to it's hearts content, but it already feels stale to me.

@madhacker I'm burned out on Kathy Griffin. She's lost her funny to me.

It still gets to me as well. The way it's read by Sara, a teen being made to do something that they don't want to do. Revealing herself in a way to her peers, an auditorium of parents and her own mother and aunt. I always feel for Darlene in this moment. Despite how I'll come to feel about her later on down the road, in this moment I never felt more for the character then I do. Not even the stuff with Darlene's baby really effects me. Yet, for some reasons this strikes a chord with me.

It's Prok. Not Plok.

To Whom It Concerns - One of my favorite Darlene moments, her reading a poem that starts off with humor and ends on this very real moment.

I don't think it had anything to do with Danny. He liked the tattoo after the fact according to her, but I don't know how much truth there is to that since he wasn't on the Chatfish after show to confirm it. It seemed to be a situation where she was put on the spot and she went along with it. Without a doubt I don't think either her and Elijah footed the bill for the tattoos. If she was going to get inked she should've at least put something on her body that she wanted and put thought into. Instead what she got was a tattoo some guy that she really didn't know suggested as a symbol of their 'deep' friendship. Just a very weird turn of events all around to me.

That's how I took it as well. She got caught up in the moment/felt pressured to do so. Although, she really shouldn't have felt obligated to get inked for some guy she really didn't know. It probably hit her like a sack of potatoes that she made a mistake with getting that tattoo because things between the two of them looked far from being deep. They couldn't even look at each other on the after show. I did enjoy Max's smirking face throughout the awkwardness of interviewing those two.