gonzosgirrl

I wish they'd bring back The Chase with her and the other Jeopardy Alums. And The Beast. Love The Beast!

I fully admit to only half-watching these days, but I feel like it was supposed to be like a pseudo-honeymoon?

When I think of 'baby boomers' I think of it more literally - children born as a result of people coming home from WWII. I don't really see how that stretched to kids conceived in the mid-60's. I only have sporadic memories of early childhood. My recollections are playing 45s and 8 track tapes, Happy Days and Roots and Mary Tyler Moore. I turned 16 in 1980 and that's when the fun began :)

I never noticed Yogesh's incessant buzzer clicking/slapping until this tournament. Now it makes me crazy. He is so unlikeable, I would literally prefer anyone but him to win. Roger's mid-round interview was hilarious (Holzhauer is a dick, lol). I didn't count but their seemed an inordinate amount of TS in last night's episode - maybe I noticed because I actually got several of them and was shocked they didn't. (edited to spell James' name correctly)

I couldn't watch last night and I got spoiled this morning (in the way I least expected) so I don't really have to watch my PVR now. Meh. I wasn't invested in any of the finalists, but of the choices I would have gone for Renzo. Another 'winner' who'll go nowhere. I have no idea if it's the case, but I always figured when this happened that the losing singer messed up badly and this show is not about humiliating contestants. It's unfortunate that the winner then also gets the short shrift in terms of exposure to the voting audience. But with two live shows, voting seems less important than every, anyway. The filler has become ridiculous. How many recap episodes of the show we just bloody well watched the week (and in some cases the night) before do we need? Zero. The answer is zero recap episodes.

Funny, because it's the exact opposite for me. Youngest of 5. I identify with 70's and 80's as the soundtrack of my youth.

I hate-watched last season in hopes of seeing Voit die. Now that he's the central character yet again, I'm done. I think Garcia almost fan-girling over his (not really) comatose body was the final nail in the coffin for me.

I've always heard/seen that Baby Boomers ends with 1964 and Gen X begins 1965. I was born at the end of '64, but consider myself a Gen X'er.

I don't dislike Owen as much as some, and I really like Kevin McKidd, but neither of those things are why I say this whole, entire situation is 100% on Teddy. She had the hots for Sophia Bush which lead to her first making out with someone who wasn't her husband, and then to proposing the 'open' marriage. The self-righteousness with which she dealt with Owen taking her up on it was ridiculous. Do the writers not remember what they wrote a few weeks before? I agree that they should divorce, and that they've both done things wrong - but this final straw is of her own making. I would be fully on board with her being killed off. The inconsistency doesn't end with Teddy either. Did Katherine get a personality transplant we weren't aware of?

Can I get an Amen and Hallelujah?! I still see comment sections everywhere trashing Owen for what was, 100%, Teddy's idea. Owen does a lot of things wrong, but this was not one of them. From day one, in every possible way, Teddy is the worst. In a show filled with self-centered narcissists, she is the current reigning queen (though Amelia gives her a run for the money). Also Amen.

Nailed it.

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Full disclosure: I had to Google it. I knew Justin wasn't it but got insecure about it being Jordan. LOL!

Jordan Peele ;)

I wonder if he confused it with the dollar bill, which says "In God We Trust".