MollyMelrose

Thank you. Brain fart. Fixed it.

Come on, CBS. Do it! Christmas Karaoke, live from Medford. Dale and MB (Mandy's Brother). Guitar. Accordion. And Turkey. A holiday classic in the making.

Nailed it!! Audrey was Connie-like in that conversation, speaking truth with snark, delighting in her daughter's "uncomfortabilty." Mandy loves Georgie, no doubt, but deep down, she is also dealing with feelings of embarrassment that a series of questionable decisions on her part have led to the situation she finds herself in - a 30 year old woman married to a teenager. And Audrey's not gonna let her ignore/deny it.

Hey Audrey, with Christmas just around the corner, here's a gift idea sure to please:

Oh my. So this is what the show will be like without the Young Sheldon Support Cast Crutch. Happy for the people enjoying it. Not one of them.

Yep. The audience is there for the Coopers, not the McAllisters. In a weird way, it was good to see Georgie finally beginning to crack. The responsibilities of parenthood/marriage, grieving his dad, supporting his family, comparing his life to most 18 year old Texas guys ... any one of those things is A LOT to take on. But all together. YIPES!! George's truck. Sigh ...

Thought Melissa Peterman's character was toned down enough not to give off complete Barbara Jean vibes, but the Bobbie character even dressed like Reba Hart - like they shared the same closet. Thought it was entertaining enough, especially for Friday night vapid viewing. Mostly I spent the 30 minutes wishing RM, MP, and RL were still part of the Young Sheldon universe and that that sequel focused on the talent trove found in their middle aged/geezer contingent.

Didn't expect much. Expectations met. The Georgie-Jim exchange made it worthwhile TV, but there's gonna be a problem when viewers tune in hoping to see who isn't part of the regular cast more than who is. Admit to bias. Not a Mandy fan. Think she's a younger version of her mother. Not gonna watch Georgie's spirit be crushed by her. Think they'd have been better served to have kept the regular cast, changed the show's name to The Coopers, and found a way to add George to the cast of Ghosts.

Was it just me or did it seem like Joss was holding Kristina face-first in the water for several moments? (I was counting and got to at least 5-Mississippi.) Get the idea of stabilizing a potential spinal injury - but by drowning? And Gio's face watching the The Fall ... the very definition of unintentional comedy gold. This was supposed to be high drama, not funny - right?

If they really wanted to shake things up, Fiona would have returned to Hope Valley proclaiming her everlasting love for Faith and the two of them start some serious canoodling. Now that would have been entertaining. (It also would have broken the internet.) And while I know this show will never give such nice things, how great would it be for Jack to turn up alive, tell Elizabeth to pound sand, and begin a manly bromance with Governor Bouchard. That would be a season worth watching.

Sure sounds like Glenn Miller. :)

Glenn Miller and friends performing in Hope Valley over a decade before his band officially began. Who knew??

Been a while since anyone's posted here, but thought fans might be interested in what George Tucker's been up to lately. 🙂

Given Amy's affinity for Little House, Laura could be a possibility. (And though it might take a long while, Amy would eventually coerce Sheldon into calling the kid Half Pint.)