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Except Sara, who dunked hers in the champagne bucket just before spurned mistress (sorry, don’t recall her name at the moment) turned up seeking revenge? attention? love & support? What a horrible time in history to be a woman! Although when hasn’t it been? Getting better, but two steps forward then one step back...

Yes, sometimes. When the category was Women Playwrights (?), I immediately said Lillian Hellman. Then when the clue specified the years (1980s), I couldn’t come up with the correct name. We’re having thunderstorms, so missed portions of tonight’s show. I like all three of them, Foster, Lane, and Connick, but was happy Foster won!

Enjoyed the celeb Jeopardy! w/Burnett, Mills, Philbin. I was never a big fan of Regis in any of his iterations, but still nice to see him in this.

@Mabinogia, where did you find River? Love Nicola Walker!

I don't know when it first appeared here, but I saw the first episode on Netflix last night. An early unexpected twist already. I don't think I've seen any of the actors in anything else. I'm intrigued enough to keep watching.

I watched the movie this afternoon. I hadn't seen the first Psych movie until earlier this week - also using peacock. I have Cox Contour, so pretty easy to set up. Really enjoyed both movies, but it was great seeing Omundson. He first came to my attention in Judging Amy, and I've liked him ever since. Very funny in Galavant, too.

Time traveling is so mind-boggling, it makes my head hurt. So I don't try to follow the logic, I just let it be. Liked your jokes, @saber5055! My copy of Trebek's book came! I've read a little bit, and wish I could just sit and read today!

I agree with many of the criticisms of the show. However, I still enjoyed watching it. I'd read it ended up on a cliff-hanger, but until the last few minutes, I didn't see how they would wrap it up. Then we see the moustache twirling Samuel Parker, and the threat becomes more real. But I'm fine, imagining that future maharaja August is rescued in the nick of time, and Parker eventually gets what he deserves. And all live happily ever after. The sets and locations were gorgeous. From what I've seen of India in such shows as The Amazing Race, I don't think I'd like it or appreciate it as it should be. Noisy, dirty, crowded. I'm afraid I would be too much like Henrietta Beecham, critical and put off because it's so different. Yet even she came to appreciate some of the culture that was so foreign to her.

My mom had that same hairstyle circa 1968 and thereabouts. I’m quite enjoying Colman and Menzies in their roles.

Trebek gives update: https://www.today.com/health/alex-trebek-shares-cancer-treatment-update-jeopardy-news-t186971 His book, "Reflections on My Life," comes out next week, the day before his 80th birthday.. Also announced are a four-week series of 20 memorable Jeopardy! episodes, beginning July 20.

Did you mean Matt’s mother? Celibacy was still required for unmarried priests/clergy. In the Anglican Church, a married person can become a priest or marry after becoming a priest. That has evolved over time, and with the ordination of women, some married priests serve in the same church. So both Leonard and Will are expected to remain celibate at the time.

Interesting observations in the article, but IMHO they blew it by referencing The Tortoise and the Hair (sic). It's the Hare!

Cherchez la femme. One of the few things I remember from high school French class many years ago. I felt bad for Cathy, to have lived with her mother’s illness for so long, trying to conceal it and take care of her mother. Also feel bad for Mrs. C, having already been in a bad marriage, and to find out the second husband was so different than she’d thought. Loved Leonard trying to comfort and care for her.

Renewed for a third and final season. From Deadline.com: The adventures of Michael Douglas’ Sandy Kominsky and Alan Arkin’s Norman Newlander will be coming to an end in a third and final season of The Kominsky Method at Netflix. The streamer has renewed Chuck Lorre’s half-hour comedy for one last season – although the digital platform has not confirmed how many episodes it will be.

I loved Being Erica! I'm in the US and had to get the DVDs from Canada! One reason I started watching this show was because of the similarites between the two.

And tonight, we get to re-live his loss!

I just had a duh moment - that was Steve's car, wasn't it?

That wasn’t the car they used to bury Steve, was it? I momentarily forgot Steve was no longer in the freezer when she gave it to the exterminator. Ted’s mother is a nightmare! She’s not completely wrong about Jen, though.

FYI, 48 Hours on CBS is showing a repeat episode called The Twisted Case of Angie Dodge at 10 EDT tonight, June 27.

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Congrats to all the winners - and to everyone who participated through to the end. Huge thank you to @saber5055 for keeping this going and keeping us honest! It's been really fun, and I am looking forward to next season, whenever that may be!

I'm enjoying watching the champions reruns. I still don't remember the answers that I didn't know the first time around. Apparently, I've learned nothing!

I think they went to Morocco but said they'd holidayed at Bognor Regis. They couldn't legally be together in England and am guessing it would be OK in Morocco. I'm not at all sure that the country would be accepting of the relationship, though. Leonard is taking some chances on deceiving Mrs. C in the vicarage. And macaron crumbs on the table! Will is right to be concerned about his mother's new relationship but nothing much he can do but pick up the pieces when it falls apart. Interesting case; must say I'm glad it wasn't either of the brothers.

I just watched this episode, and came here to read the forum. I noticed the titles didn’t match as at first I wasn’t sure this thread was about the ep I’d just watched. Never mind; they all match now.

I haven't watched this one yet, but I thought I'd start the episode thread.