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I can't help but think sleeping with Gabi was to reassure and make her feel better after her unprompted freak out. Ariel dodged a bullet. I almost wish Kaity didn't agree to the fantasy suite just to teach him a lesson. But she may have thought that if she turned down his invitation, it might've ruined the momentum they were building. We know she really likes him. If it was her choice not to have sex with him after he came clean about Gabi, then good for her. He tried to be noble with his no-sex rule and his choices bit him in the ass.

I'm just not having that much fun watching this season, and that's largely due to Mistress and Luxx. I can't stand a toxic queen, and this season is centering two of them. They're not funny, they're bullies. And if that label bothers them, then maybe they need to check their behavior. It doesn't help that Ru's bias is so obviously clear and she's rewarding their mediocrity and shitty behavior. I'd bet all the money in the world that Loosey goes home next week. The only thing that can save this season is Anetra or Sasha taking the crown.

Ellen's gone but Meredith is slated to be back for the season 19 finale. It was just announced that Kelly McCreary is leaving and her last episode as a series regular will be April 13, but she'll make an appearance later in the season. If at any point it's announced that Jesse Williams is making a guest appearance at the end of the season, I think that means Catherine Avery is going to die. Of course Jackson would be present if that happened (perhaps April, too!), and it would explain both Meredith and Maggie coming back to be there for Richard. Purely speculation.

Grey's Anatomy: Kelly McCreary Exits: "I Am Saying Goodbye to Maggie" The Thursday, April 13, episode of ABC’s resurgent drama will mark the actress’ final appearance as a series regular. McCreary, who, like Pompeo, will make return visits later in Season 19.

I liked how the camera panned to Marysol when Larsa said that the rumors about the other women fall into her lap. I think Marysol feeds Larsa the "tea", and Larsa doesn't mind doing the dirty work putting them out there. The flashback of Larsa from 10+ years ago during RHOM's initial run is staggering. Larsa looks nothing like her authentic self, and she even sounds different. The Kardashian makeover turned her into a different person. @MaggieG : I liked that moment, too. It was very genuine and sweet. And I love that Nicole actually got to be the anesthesiologist on the case*, as I'm sure that was scheduled on purpose to support her friend. *At least I thought I heard that right...? If I'm wrong, and even if Nicole was just there to hold Julia's hand and be moral support, it is wonderful all the same. Prayers for Martina! Wishing her a full recovery.

Left couch is insufferable. Sadly, this includes Lisa, because we know that she knew that her marriage hasn't been right for years. She thought having the kids would save it, and maybe that helped for awhile, but she became downright desperate for Lenny's validation in the end. And I have to wonder: does Lisa want Lenny back because she loves him or for the financial security, upkeep her lifestyle and to preserve the family unit for the kids? Aside from her relationship delusions, Lisa is a good person and not at all like the three stooges sitting next to her. Larsa is a dumbass and is being messy to be messy. Did she not need an anesthesiologist to put her under during her multiple plastic surgeries? Alexia is a mean girl and she only has herself and her actions to blame. Marysol is an alcoholic who thinks she's funny but is not. Kiki is trying too hard for a mojito and has aligned herself with the wrong group.

Yeah, she was more enjoyable this episode. I've been having a hard time with the character because I really enjoyed Lauren Ash as "Dina" on Superstore, so I'm still trying to adjust to Lexi who is very different. (note to self: it's called acting!)

Unpopular Opinion: I don't give a shit about Nate. I don't care for his redemption that is so clearly coming. Some people are just assholes. He is an asshole, an insecure one. Always has been. Other than that character/plot, which I'm sure will suffocate the majority of this season, I am happy the show is back!

Frank is holding on to his spot on the show for dear life. That's why he has an issue with Paul, who has so far proven to be delightful. It's great that Dolores and Frank remained friends and a family unit for their kids, but they're grown adults now. Frank is still family, but he needs to let Dolores live her life. And he needs to go get a life of his own. I like Dolores. Not every housewife needs to be catty and dramatic. Straight-shooters and peacemakers are necessary for balance, IMO. I'm also liking Danielle and her family. Louie got Teresa to go to therapy, and therapy has done wonders for Teresa. You can see the difference in her behavior. The Gorgas are exhausting.

Did y'all hear the scream Christina got when she was introduced? Yeah, she should've been the next Bachelorette.

The best LSFYL this season thus far. Deserved a double-shantay if there is to be one. Another week Mistress could've/should've been in the bottom. But Ru knows that Marcia or Anetra would've wiped the floor with her in the lip sync. I just don't get the Mistress or Luxx hype. I think they're both overrated in regards to Drag Race as well as pretty toxic with their "shade". Not fun or funny to me. YMMV Luxx knows what she's doing kissing Ru's ass. Happy Loosey got her win. She's an easy target that they're treating unfairly, but she's actually one of the few most consistently solid queens this season.

Heather vs. Leah? Team Heather. I don't even care what she says to/about her. Leah is the worst on her best day.

I agree. Link and Amelia were one of a few good things going on the show even through the Covid season, only to be destroyed for...mediocrity. The show didn't know what to do with Jo after Alex left, and that's fair. (I, personally, thought that would've been a good opportunity to try Jo and Andrew Deluca as love interests. But tptb decided to embarrass Meredith instead.) Or instead of bringing on doctors from Minnesota for a boring plot, they could've taken the time to bring on a new male doctor/suitor for Jo and build a nice story around that. Instead, the writers got lazy. They ruined a good thing in Amelia and Link for no reason, Jo and Link are forced together because men and women can't be just friends. The relationship bar on current Grey's Anatomy is very low, as made evident by the likes of Owen and Teddy. (and I don't even know why they are fussing with Miranda and Ben now)

I had a feeling this was aired out of order and meant to be earlier, because of Nell still adjusting to her bff Sam's friendship with Lexi.

Aside from the fact that she was eliminated earlier in the season (though that didn't stop Katie Thurston!), I think Christina would've made a good Bachelorette. Emily Maynard was the one and only single parent as a lead, right? The producers are obviously seeing something in Charity that the rest of us aren't.

My apologies and thanks for the clarification. I'll see my way out… (In my defense, I half paid attention at the beginning of Zach's journey.)

Seems plausible. My question is: does the potential incoming lead know the deal? Like, at a certain point during filming of Zach's journey, was Charity approached to be the new Bachelorette and conversations had behind the scenes that she is not Zach's final pick but to continue to play along to set the stage for Bachelorette? You would think all parties must be involved at a certain point before taping of Zach's season ends or else production takes a risk of the girl possibly turning down the offer when all is said and done. Perhaps production had their eyes on Charity since she was the viewer pick to receive the first impression rose before Zach's season even started. Maybe that one little thing put in their heads that she's fan favorite and to just roll with it...as opposed to letting Zach's season play out and seeing which woman viewers end up connecting with the most for potential Bachelorette. If the news on Charity is true, I'm just not excited about it. I'm actually a bit surprised she's made it this far in the season, she hasn't at all stood out to me. YMMV

Marysol is an alcoholic. Alexia is a hypocrite. Adriana being FOH makes no sense. She deserves a mojito.

Good for her! She beat him to it by an hour. 😂

It's not Teresa's fault that Joe chose not to go to the party. Teresa's not the villain, here, and the Gorgas aren't victims. I love Danielle confronting Jackie. Jackie's 15 minutes are up and she knows it.

I'll be so annoyed if Mistress wins. I think she's overrated, her shit stirring is off-putting, and there have been much better and more deserving big queens in the past who could've/should've been the first winner. Also overrated: Luxx. I'm rooting for Anetra and Sasha for final 2 and either to take the crown. They are undisputedly the most deserving this season.

Alexia saying " we're the only ones that matter" when her, Marysol, Larsa, and Kiki were going to the dinner and then telling the gracious trip host, Nicole, that she has to pick a table/side tells me all I need to know about her mean girl attitude. This episode highlighted how RHOM is dangerously close to being Us vs Them like RHOBH and their stupid Fox Force Five. That's a vibe killer. So I sincerely hope that these women can come together, because grown women in catty cliques is not good entertainment.* *which is again why I am so mad that RHONY got a full overhaul, because those women will argue one minute and be partying the next. there was never a group divide.

In my opinion, the house fire should've made Meredith's house unlivable. The house goes when she goes and the show can get creative to start anew. But that's their problem and has been the problem for a long time, now... creativity. Or else why even have the house fire in the first place? For what purpose? Meredith was still moving to Boston. And if it's still livable, why aren't Amelia, Maggie and Winston still living there and overseeing repairs? It's all so stupid and sloppy. I don't feel nostalgic, it makes me roll my eyes. Having said that, the only intern that makes sense to get an invite and key is the nephew, Lucas. Then he could've invited his little intern friends to live there. Other than that, it makes no sense that Meredith would randomly give Simone a key and Maggie the homeless one. They don't even know these people.

Season 3 trailer: Why the f#ck is Leah there? She's exhausting. Happy to see Porsha! This trip was obviously on the heels of Potomac and SLC seasons with their drama rolling over. And I'm surprised to see Miami's "bros" getting into a spat.

That that was the best they could do for the Grey in Grey's Anatomy's "farewell" is more evidence that the show's creativity has run dry. Sure, they're probably saving all of the real good/nostalgic stuff for when Grey's finally ends, but by that point is any of it really going to matter? Is anyone going to care beyond being relieved? This is a case study in how all good things must come to an end. Tptb may never say it, but season 19 - and especially moving forward - is a hard reboot.