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When I first saw her I didn't recognize her. I just thought wow that singer is muscular. Then I clued in when I heard her name. Guess Snoop figures he doesn't need musical help just inspirational. If they are going to carry this many people to this round they should put 3 through. It's too big of a cut to me anyway.

I don't understand why Snoop Dog's team doesn't rehearse in the studio with the band like the other teams. That's the "coaching" part of the show.

The stuff with Jake for sure. I thought that too. I think it's the tone of the show more than intentionally being dismissive but for sure I felt this too. I'm still trying to process my reaction. I think for me I'm just tired of the anger in general of the time we are living in right now. I can't turn on the news without seeing angry people protesting or the political craziness or the economy or whatever. I'm also older now so I have that perspective. The funny thing is the most annoying character is supposed to be Bob and he actually grew on me. He just is who he is. Doesn't worry about being anything more. And sometimes he can be kind of sweet in his own weird way. Plus I love how he talks about himself in the third person. You could be right about too many episodes at once.

This show just started airing on a retro channel I watch. I was so excited because I did watch it the first time around and thought it was funny. In 2024 I'm shocked like actually shocked at how this show is hitting differently for me now. Maybe it's the political climate. Maybe it's my age now. Full disclosure I'm older than Ted Danson was when he did the series. But a constantly angry white guy screaming about how bad everything is? Gee who does that remind me of? There's Regie who constantly puts herself and her life down and the only solution is ultimately a man not college. And I'm sorry, if I worked with Linda I would be serving prison time. But the thing I really noticed are the jokes at the expense of LGBTQ2IA+ community. Every other episode has some "joke" that's really a slur. It reminded me of how bad the 90s and early 2000s were for this. Conversely this channel is also airing Will & Grace which for me for the most part holds up. At least there was a gay actor. And I will never not find Karen funny. But ya for Becker not so much.

Well thank the sweet baby Jesus the blinds are over. I'm picturing how the initial auditions go now with the producers. Okay you have a decent enough voice. Just a few questions. Do you by any chance have a parent or significant family member who's dead, dying, missing, or missing and dying and might be dead?

The Love Boat was also shot on a real ship at least partly. I think that's what's bothering me with this show is the fake sets even though they are elaborate. It makes the ship feel small. The goofy couple man/actor was on Everybody Loves Raymond. I'm looking forward to finding out the Captain's backstory like he's an ex Navy Seal or something. If Don Johnson took this role I have faith something good is coming.

Was really enjoying the premiere after not watching the last few seasons until the Michael Buble kid. This show is soooo scripted now. That was a total setup. Buble should have picked the kid. Of course he didn't. Because I guess he couldn't be coached to pronounce vowels. But of course sings with him. Like they did before. And Snoop Dog saying well I didn't turn because Buble didn't. That's just dumb. Snoop's a music producer in his own right and it would have been interesting to see if the kid could be coached to sing other genres as he has a voice which is oh I don't know, the name of the show.

Well it isn't a no. Show grew on me as the episode progressed. Ending was strong.

Wait WHAT?! A new series on actual network television that I don’t have to have some streaming service to watch? And Don Johnson? Ya I'm in.

Oh ya. The episode where Robert asked for permission to marry Amy was probably his creepiest. All I kept thinking was if that guy was my brother the family would have a night watch.

Was looking for the Toronto thread but maybe there isn't one. Too bad. I enjoy the show. In a Canadian way.

Just watched the episode with Robert's bachelor party. For me Peter tightroped a line between creep and asshole. This episode, taut asshole.

Honestly didn't even realize I was watching the season finale. Can't keep up with what shows are doing now. So, it's wait a year to watch 6 episodes of the series finale. Ok whatever. Man I miss the old days of tv. A season was 20 plus episodes. Now we are supposed to be grateful for anything over 10. It ended in May and began in September with the exception being for the shows on the network airing baseball. And even sometimes, you got to enjoy repeats of your favorite show over the summer. Good times.

Did not recognize Aiden Quinn until near the end. Something in the eyes tipped me off. Ya he did get the Rob Lowe or Ralph Machio aging genes that's for sure. The whole storyline with Jamko was laughable. Her hat alone screamed undercover. But I too enjoy them so it's ok. The fact that the drug place did not have any Naloxone is ridiculous but that's tv drama. I mean here kits are free to anyone who wants to carry one. Good foaming though. I wonder what they use for that. I would gag if I was the actor though no matter what it actually is. Lol

It's sadly pathetic. Zach is always going on and on about the farm. First, for a place that no longer holds any interest for him, he sure talks about it a lot. And it isn't about the farm Zach you total tool. You're depriving your kids of their grandparents. Like Caryn said (paraphrasing) we're here ready to offer the fun and the love. If Zach wants nothing to do with his father fine. Drop Jackson and Lilah off on a Saturday morning and go pick them up Sunday night. Or whatever. Just stop being a dick.