AKA...CJ86

Get out of my head, I thought the same thing.

Lynda had a lot of vitriol towards the Salahis. I always liked her, still do, but I'm glad she said she handled the Salahis wrong (especially her glee watching their interview). I do recall though, and this was years ago (but a few years after the season aired), but it was said in a blog somewhere, it seemed like Lynda and Michaele may have been friends at some point, but she was also involved in one of the functions (I want to say it was their Polo Cup?) the Salahis ran that ran into many issues. And if I can find it, I'll link it, but the videos are probably a few years back, but a youtuber did a mini-reunion with the housewives (minus Michaele and Kat). It was a nice catch up. Still one of my favorites even though I didn't get to see it until after it aired.

Well, not too much to add, but all I can say is, nice to have a live-action Contessa, no matter how brief, to erase the Lisa Rinna version from the late-90s Nick Fury TV-film.

Finally caught up and watched. It was dull. D-U-L-L... The good... I liked the opening/title sequence. And whatever was happening in the closing moments of the season finale was more interesting than anything during the season. That I liked. Loved the cast. But I hated all of the characters. Maybe minus Hastings, everyone (or thing) were shades of unlikable. Of Marvel Netflix/Hulu shows, I'd rank this last probably, which might say something if I'm putting Iron Fist ahead of this. I guess we have the Disney+ Marvel shows to look forward to.

Loved this episode. I just kept thinking of Knights of the Old Republic, my absolute favorite Star Wars game. Between negotiating/working with the Tusken Raiders, and how to defeat the Krayt Dragon, while unlikely I felt like I was watching Knights of the Old Republic moments on come to life.

While not as great as Seasons' 1-3, I did enjoy 4 for Joyce and Carlton but the downside was this was when the BH series was getting a bit too manufactored, if that makes sense. But the two (Joyce/Carlton) were on completely different ends of the personality spectrum, which I loved. And I enjoyed that. Personal opinion, Season 5 and onward was the real start of the decline for the show. I think she just recently within the last few weeks went to QVC. She had originally been with ShopHQ (formerly evine). I'd say it is a step up. Wish her nothing but success, I won't be buying, though. It really was one day she was on ShopHQ, the next day she was on QVC. I do watch the shopping channels, it is funny to see where people pop up or leave pretty quickly. Andy/Bravo love the celeb connection, that's the only thing I can think of how she lasted as long as she did. It seemed like Andy's go to reunion question (I missed this last reunion though) for her were what John/Meg Ryan (I think they're off at the moment, don't keep up with them) think of the show.

Didn't love her or hate her. I look back, as Wives and Friends we've had Dana/Pam, Marisa, Joyce, Carlton, Kathryn, and Eden. On paper whether personality, background/upbringing, marriage/family, profession, etc., seemed like they should have worked for the show. What I'm saying is, how the heck did Teddi last as long as she did while the others were one and dones?

Has my curse been broken? For years my favorites going into a season were the 1st booted. This year my faves from Season 12 to All-Stars to Canada have won. I think the right queen won, but I wouldn't have been mad if any of the top three left with the crown. (I'm usually behind a queen like Rita or Scarlet, but Priyanka...there was just an enthusiasm there.) Side note, not sure what it was, but 2020 was such an amazing year for Drag Race. I had been running on exhaust the last couple years (with All Stars recurring more frequently, UK, and the Holiday and Celebrity stuff I just passed on so much) but this year was so amazing. The casts for 12, AS, and CA were amazing (minus she who shan't be named in Season 12). It sucks such amazing casts had to be in such an awful year.

I've been so heartbroken the last few days. My Season 8 and All-Stars 3 pick (well, tie with Kennedy for All-Stars 3)... "Louisiana glamor... Miss Chi Chi Devayne..." This one hurts so bad.

Loved the season. Not much else I can add. It was a fitting Series Finale but... ...just got to say, the villains were on the lower tier for such an "epic" time spanning and jumping story. But everything else, certainly fitting. Loved it.

Calling it out, for the series finale, somehow, after wrecking time week after week, after everything is fixed...if it is, everything will go back to the beginning. Like Season 1, episode 1, back at the very beginning. Everything will get a reset. Deke having a fondness for the 80s, maybe he gets stuck there and has a happily ever after. But for everyone else, a copout returning to the status quo of the beginning of the series, and for characters introduced later like Mac and Yoyo, maybe see what they were up to prior to their official introductions, & Sousa heading back to his time and ultimately experiencing his fate. I don't usually like when time travel ends with a back where they started, but totally not hating it here,

Enoch... say it isn't so. We all know he's back in some form before the series end, right? Right? Deke. I was totally annoyed with him when he was first introduced but he's so far, at this season, the MVP. I feel like he's carrying the season. I'm usually annoyed by this type of time loop episode but I was really enjoying it. One of the best episodes of the series.

Yo-yo/May teamup, I'm there for it. Seems like Kora is going to be dragged along for the ride with Malick for the remainder of the season. I was thinking, revisit Afterlife, Jiaying, and the revelations that came out of this event... and bench Daisy. But looks like we'll get more by season's end. You know what I miss... I miss Fitz... I need my Fitz fix...

Thank you, yes, I was trying to remember the name, that's exactly what it was. Now off to binge that movie too. Finally caught up with the season, and just like yesterday's post asking for a Sousa/Daisy spinoff, Disney, I'm also going to need a Deke Squad spinoff, but another appearance or two or they stay until the end of the season will suffice. Okay, thank you! For me anyways, this season really made up for the prevous two. I was in the camp that didn't appreciate the last couple seasons.

So Disney, I'm going to need a Skye/Sousa spinoff Asap. Okay, Thanks. Was really enjoying the title cards and they went back to the standard one when they started the space adventures.

A little behind and catching up. Totally enjoying this season after the last two. This is the Shield I love. Past couple episodes, just waited for a Peggy appearance and I'd be happy. Seeing, and having him along for the ride, but Sousa is a nice consolation prize.

I'm a little late but really enjoying the season. I'm about halfway through the season. Like mentioned above, it's really great seeing the kids and parents coexist. I was getting a touch bored with the Gibborim, Pride, and Leslie's star baby, but I'll miss Xavin. I really loved the friendship between Molly and Xavin. I'm just a little hurt, I really enjoyed Runaways, the Netflix-verse, and all the other Marvel-related show, that everything got axed.

I'm so in next season. IIRC, this will be the first franchise with no OGs left, right? That's enough to bring me back next season and see how this Vicki-less experiment goes.

The bolded...are we sure? How soon we forget Vicki Jeans, Vicki Vodka, Vicki Diamonds, the V by Vicki fragrance...

A great finale to an okay season. Enjoyed it more than season 2. Loved following these characters from season to season: Jeri, the woman who had everything... she lost everything. Trish slowly devolves and unravel. Malcolm, he had some hurdles, he continued to grow each season. And Jessica, she was just Jessica. I loved the MCU/Netflix-verse. I remember when they were announced and the idea was a TV-scale version of the Avengers, individual series leading up to a crossover, the Defenders. I think in there also lay the problem. The lead up to the Defenders, that was planned and came out. And after, just felt like no real plan of what to do for each series.

It was a good finale for a blah season. I still disliked the first chunk of last season more... I think I mentioned last season, I'm not a big time travel fan, but, I hope they jump around timelines a lot, over being stuck in the same era the entire season. I'm only interested in next season with the possibilities of who can appear. And of course, just like most zombie media, IIRC, from previous episodes, the randoms turn in seconds, while a main character (Yo-yo) takes her sweet time, and the entire episode, to begin to mutate. As much as I love Yo-yo and Mack, and them together, I almost wish Mack had to make the ultimate sacrifice.

I was thinking the same thing, but then remembered Dorothy (maybe Trish) explaining the social media videos only have a certain amount of views and then poof... deleted. And Trish... your heart is in the right place, but who the hell knows where your brain is?

The minute Kith's husband mentioned Jeri and superpowered individuals you knew she'd somehow be in Salinger's side. Will that be her undoing? Salinger is interesting, it just feels like he wandered in from a different show. Also, being involved in a high profile issue, which involves (alleged) murder... it took me a brief moment out of the show... but would he have been allowed to tutor/train the kids? I'm familiar with my area... so... off to Google.

Camille's Last Stand... and you could almost see the exact moment the mouse died running the wheel, the lightbulb dimmed, and Camille malfunctioned. Camille, in her role as a friend these past years, she's come off as rehearsed or staged, more than the others. She seemed, to me, rehearsed, planned for a reunion, but she didn't plan for this... reunion. She struggled as she tried adjusting her gameplan. Bring up the lawsuits... as a victim of forgery, who had to rebuild, I definitely want to know more of the VDP Dogs forgery/wrongful termination case. If there is one thing the reunion reinforced with, it's... LVP's a hypocrite. Thanks, flashbacks from part one and this part two.

So... I guess this kinda confirms it. I'm going to agree with my fellow poster, who in one of the previous episode threads mentioned Sarge will become a resurrected, tastes great, less filling, brand spanking new Coulson. Sarge was only interesting the last few episodes after Izel popped up. Not my favorite season, but I'll take it over the first chunk of last season.