Good Queen Jane

I know the situations in this show are not realistic, but I like these characters so much, it hurts my heart when something goes wrong for them. Jimmy was having such a great day and then he gets walloped by those closest to him.

We’ve obviously been failing to keep the social distance from each other in this thread. I’ve come down with the cold now too. The Moderators may put us in quarantine!

3/5 with 1*.

Paul and Jimmy in the canoe has brightened up my whole week. I would never have guessed that Harrison Ford could be so wickedly funny. Louis seemed very skilled at bringing out Alice’s emotions. I wonder if it will turn out that he was a therapist before the accident.

3/5. I’m going through pumpkin spice withdrawal as I transition to peppermint.

I think Yasuda is a goner. It’s been several years since one of the regulars has died. I thought Schmidt was going to go down in the helicopter a few weeks ago but I guess he gets the departure to greener pastures exit. The show loves to kill someone off after they have finally gotten to a good place so Yasuda will be joining George, Lexie, Derek, and several others on Meredith’s beach. I hope her sister survives.

So if Grace is now president, is Billie out? And will Kate be recalled as Ambassador? Or will Kate keep her position to buy her silence? Kate better up her game because right now both Grace and Margaret have been out maneuvering her. The sight of all the Secret Service agents ( I assume) running out to protect the new President was a great visual.

Amber had a shaky free program (hand down on the triple Axel and a fall) but had enough of a lead from the short to win her first gold medal in a Grand Prix.

4/5. I was so excited going into Friday thinking I was going to get a perfect score for the week, but the clue made me think it was a movie about some sort of natural disaster and nothing came to mind that worked with the date.

OMG, Amber Glenn nailed it in the short program at the Grand Prix France. She got the highest short program score ever for a US woman in international competition. She hit her Triple Axel and had Level 4 on all her non jump elements.

I’ll say it again, Witney in those lifts is either the bravest or craziest woman on the dance floor.

3/5, 1*. i knew Friday’s FJ was referring to Jackson Square, but apparently blinded by my knowledge that it was talking about the Louisiana Purchase, I confidently answered Jefferson Square. Sometimes too much knowledge is a bad thing.

That was scary. Witney has a lot of trust to expect being caught by a football player without dance experience. She’s a braver woman than I am.

In the dance off.

No Mickey ear paddles?