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The scenes with just Bob and Abishola together are so charming. Their accidental meeting at the bench at the end of the episode was the highlight for me.
I find it interesting that Abishol and her Aunt think so differently. Her aunt only wants a man for Abishola for the financial aid it would mean for the family, but Abishola seems to want to be someone she actually likes. But if they are of the same culture shouldn't Abishola have similiar values too where she is primarily focused on a "husband" from the point of view of him being a provider, not a love/soulmate she actually has to like. I read a book about african tribes before where the women thought similiarly to Abishola's aunt and laughed at the american idea that you have to love your husband.
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1 hour ago, dreamcatcher said:
I just finished the whole season and I have to say I liked it. I don’t know how they’re going to continue this story, but I’d hate it to finish with bob in prison for something he hasn’t done.
Magnolia was annoying to me in the first season, but she was amazing this season.
I wouldn't want to see Bob work against Patty the show is at its best when they are together. But also there are no more pageants for Patty to participate in so if there is a third season it would be very different.
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I sure do hope we don't see Mary's annoying jerk of a son after this episode. Gosh, what a horrible person. I was rooting very hard for Bash to win in their brawl.
Also, I know we are supposed to root for Anne and Gilbert to get together, but Winnifred was just adorable in this episode. All her scenes were very interesting.
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11 minutes ago, Snow Apple said:
All I can think about the hot tub was how it's going to ruin the flooring. Why didn't they put it in the backyard?
I can understand them wanting to protect their skin from the sun.
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19 minutes ago, Bastet said:
I'm surprised Adam assumed, in this day and age and at Bonnie's age, Bonnie would change her last name because they got married, and I'm glad she didn't and look forward to hearing the conversation between them about it when I get to this episode, because it sounds good.
Adam didn't assume it, in the beginning of the episode when they were in bed Adam said "it's not a big deal for me" it was Bonnie who it was important to. The issue wasn't that she didn't change her name, but that she lied about it.
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41 minutes ago, SmithW6079 said:
Is she the woman Joey dates who Chandler falls in love with?
Yes. It is her most prominent role.
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I really liked Doris trying to support both of her friends.
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29 minutes ago, SmithW6079 said:
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Who is Paget Brewster that I should know her? I've seen the name before but I can't recall anything I might have seen her in.
She is Kathy from Friends
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Christy escorts a reluctant Chef Rudy to court-ordered AA meetings. Also, Bonnie attempts to make Adam feel more at home in the apartment.
Airdate: 17.10.2019
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I finished it. It was so much better than I could have ever hoped for. I really want a season 3 to happen, please streaming numbers come through
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11 hours ago, 60sgirl said:
I don't mind the three of them sharing the apartment, but, I remember on the last show of last season that Wendy mentioned that she was living alone. Maybe, at some point she and Christy could rent an apartment together to share expenses.
Wendy lives with 2 other nurses. Christy tried living there but they were not considerate enough of her needs.
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2 hours ago, iMonrey said:
I can understand the decision to eliminate the kids from the show and focus on Christy, Bonnie and their friends. That being the case, however, they should have had Baxter and Candace move away somewhere with Roscoe. Instead we actually saw Baxter last season at the car dealership where he works when Christy went to see him, and neither of them even mentioned their son. That was just odd.
On another note, I don't understand why Bonnie and Adam are living with Christy. Adam had his own apartment. Wouldn't they rather live there for the sake of privacy? It's possible Bonnie has to live there because she's the building's super but she could still perform that job if she lived elsewhere. If nothing else, Christy could move into Adam's apartment if he intends to keep it.
Adam sublets his house for extra income.
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There is nothing like a homeless person screaming about living her best life 😄
This show is next level.
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When Anna-Kat’s school lunch lady refuses to make simple eco-friendly changes in the school cafeteria, Greg enlists the help of his friend and fellow environmentalist Bill Doty. In an attempt to win over the lunch lady, they put on a show at the school highlighting the importance of recycling; but when those efforts fail, Greg is forced to call in reinforcements: “Mr. Green”! Meanwhile, Katie discovers that Taylor went behind her back to obtain a prescription for birth control; things quickly go from bad to worse when Katie learns that Angela is the one who took her to get the prescription.
Air date: 10/11/19
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Oh my god. Jason's "free clinic" line might have been the funniest sentence of the season yet. I did not see that coming.
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1 hour ago, iMonrey said:
Hmm, I don't remember Dina ever mentioning Colleen before this episode. If it's something that's been a running gag it went completely over my head.
It was in that episode where they had that steps challenge and the rivalry with the Belridge store got started because of Amy and Jonah creating those fake twitter accounts.
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Honestly, this show just keeps knocking it out of the ballpark. How do they do it? I loved this one so much, I can't even list all the reasons. First of all, Wade's kids are adorable. The group just discussing sex for the whole night was hilarious. And then the husband pretending that he invented the dolphin yoga pose! I loved it all. I need this to be renewed when the time comes.
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I hope Christy stays in that law office for a couple more episodes her boss is so funny.
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Gotta give it to the show, it inspires very intelligent conversation
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3 hours ago, Crazy Bird Lady said:
I totally agree about Abishola being rude and nasty. It's way more than a "little" bit sad.
I realize this show is supposed to be an "equal opportunity offender" when it comes to racist jokes-- but fat older white men seem to be fair game for every possible type of cruel treatment-- like [supposedly humorous] race-biased "comedy", repetitive fat jokes, jokes about greedy money-grubbing relatives with blatant plans to take advantage of the fat old lonely white man, and everything else).
There are some points you have made.
I will keep watching though, besides this and The Neighborhood there is literally nothing good on Tv on Mondays that I am aware of. And I find this show to actually be more charming than The Neighborhood.
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3 hours ago, Boofish said:
I wish they would give her a little more personality but I wish the people surrounding her would stop the "bow and be grateful a rich white man like you" narrative. This show could be a lot better if they weren't so interested in everyone repping for their culture except poor Bob.
Looking at the episode descriptions, looks like that will stop next week.
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4 hours ago, piccadilly83 said:
Carrie definitely hooked up with guys who weren't super wealthy from time to time, but over the run of the series I think all of her serious boyfriends were well off. Big, Burger, Aiden, Petrovsky. I don't think money was supposed to be something she consciously cared about, but subconsciously I think it was probably a concern because she did spend so much time travelling in moneyed circles. Really all of the women did.
Berger was not well-off at all. In fact, the entire reason their relationship went downhill was that Berger was a failure as a writer and couldn't handle Carrie doing so much better than him and then that brought out his insecure side. He then became ultra sensitive to the smallest of criticisms even when Carrie said something only as an off-handed joke.
I always laugh when someone says Carrie was into Big because of his money (or that she was a gold digger in general) because it is so obviously not true. Those people simply just need a re-watch because they clearly did not understand Carrie's personality.
Also, Aiden. Carrie had no idea AT ALL about Aiden's financial state, it never came up. (and why would it, it is not something you ask). She was surprised when Aiden mentioned that he was able to afford buying the place next to Carrie's to extend her apartment. So no, the fact is Carrrie was not thinking about money when choosing her men. And if someone thinks otherwise, they have not been paying attention.
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On 10/2/2019 at 1:42 PM, North of Eden said:
I don't get why Bob hearts Abishola so much when she's rude and nasty towards him.
6 hours ago, Snow Apple said:" I see nothing appealing about Abishola so far.
Bob loves Abishola because the way she pronounces the word "Bob" is appealing to him.
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Calvin is a good father for Grover, helping him fit in without the over idealistic world view of Dave. I hope the show continues in this direction where Calvin can serve as a positive male influence in his life. Even in that kid where Malcolm's shoes were stolen by a 10 year old kid Calvin eventually gave the child solid advice.
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Romantic Comedies
in Everything Else Movies
I saw the movie too. As someone who has read the (great) book, so much of the humor was lost in the film adaptation. The cast was changed up in considerable way too. If you liked the movie I highly recommend reading the book it's an easy read and a lot of fun.