Doublemint

I know I'm in the minority here, but if the show comes back without Theresa & Jen, and features Melissa & Joe I'm out.

Yes, it was considered "normal" for boys to be boys. Dads would be proud of their sons for being manly. It's hard for younger generations to understand this, but this is the way it was for millenia. I remember this very well. You can't take Doc Turner out of his generation.

I thought it was too "jumpy". Each scene was a few words only, then jumped to one of the other stories - much much more than usual. It also seemed like scenes were missing. Is this the last season? Does anyone know?

OK Madison, I'll say it. You did something wrong and you're a bad person.

Madison's friend says Allen is a psycho. Weird. Their trying to give her a redemption arc - uh, no too late, we see her for who she is.

There was a legal marriage. The absence of physical touching, conversation, etc. does not void that fact. There are marriages where this happens over time, in this case, it happened after the actual wedding. David and Madison signed up for this 8 week time, and are dishonorable liars. Karla just spoke truth to Madison.

I wish they would change the name of the show. It's a very nice show, but it is not All Creatures Great & Small. This episode has really jumped the shark, so to speak. Mrs. Pumphrey sitting in a kitchen for hours, watching a baby & taking phone messages? The two brothers staggering about with ripped clothing looked like two actors to me. James from delirium antics to deathly ill suffering. Mrs. Hall filling multiple jars with jam from a small pot on the stove. Even the dogs - they never move from the basket for hours.

Isn't it funny that Madison made Allen's wardrobe over and hated his choices. Now she's with someone who makes Allen look like a cover of GQ.

Nice to see Sigfried interested in a lady. Imagine if he did marry Mrs. Hall. She would be the "lady of the house" and would not be cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc. They would have to hire someone, and I don't imagine that would go well for her. In the unlikely event she continued to be a housekeeper as Mrs. Farnon, it would be a great disgrace for Sigfried. It is not 2025 in this show.

I'm not watching this Baldwin show - not interested. Also no to that Baylen show. I think it's a shame the way she's exploited.

Nothing new to add - was a little shocked at Camille's "that was nice" comment. Tom looked surprised, and not in a good way, over that. Allen will get hurt because his so-called "friend" David is involved with his wife. They are supposed to remain faithful for the full 8 weeks or whatever it is. A gentlemen would not behave like that. He should wait until the time is up and then approach the woman. But she is no lady either, so there's that. He should thank his lucky stars for the escape.

Going back to the previous episode, where Tristan gets the telegram, and leaves his uneaten breakfast dish of eggs, toast & sausage on the table. Adults were only allowed one egg per week and meat for the week about the size of a pork chop during rationing. I recently saw this in a photo on facebook. I realize they may have chickens, but still it seems they are eating very well for WWII era.

who is this old lady wearing a slip and giving instructions? Gross.

If Michelle was repulsed by David's looks, why did she marry him? Now she'll be divorced. It's better to make a clean break then torture yourself and your match. I think it's more than the "basement". He's heavy and hairy and not won't age well. She should level with him instead of being mean. That said, she will remain single for the rest of her life because she's too pickey.

How is she going to marry this guy if she can't leave Maryland????

So - this is January 2023.

Funny how Christine likes marquise and Meri says, " I hate marquise. I like square".

Ha - Warren Beatty would have been perfect 25 years ago. Now he looks like Pascal's Father.

The show was very boring until Pascal's entrance. He is good TV. The french/food part, the anxiety ceremony part, and the confession of not being in love to Joan, and earlier to the other guy (forgot his name, Jesse?). It was sort of compelling to watch - none of the other parts were.

OK - I thought she was going to pick one of them? Next week we get all the men, but she picks someone a week later? Sign me confused.

She should feel sorry for him and instead she hurt that he doesn't love her. What is she 15? She doesn't think she's lovable because this one guy is still hung up on his ex.

Hear she goes on about John again! This looks like a wedding ceremony.

Notice she didn't tell Chock about the emotional connection and not getting physical? This is sooo boring.

Well, I'm not hopeful - again. Madison will not be happy with an guy who is too nice and not great looking with a hot bod. Tom is too set in his ways and won't be able to commit. The basement guy will be hurt, she's not happy with the family/basement situation and seems high maintenance. Karla will be too nutty for Juan. Eman will find her husband a little out there, as in mentally unstable. I hope I'm wrong.....

The Chock visit, to a field on a farm for a memorial. I'd want to see where he lives and how he lives. What is he hiding? She saw where Pascal works and lives. She also saw Lake Tahoe and Guy's house. It's a fantasy - no one is moving.