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Bay Turner has a wooden sign in his apartment that says "Live, Laugh, Love." Guaranteed.

Could not watch more than the first five minutes of this episode. Amber Rose is just..... yuck. Forehead tattoo? If they let her put a girl in a strip club, this show has really taken a huge step down from its lofty ambitions.

This show has become sooooo repetitious and aggressively boring. It's like they're daring us to be entertained. They could run an episode from five years ago and I wouldn't know it's a rerun, because now it all looks like a rerun. And the Sethward crap feels like the producers not so subtly expressing their hatred for the audience: "Still watching and actually want to see something good? Screw you! Here's more Sethward!"

Yes, that was my point. THEY flew commercial and he came over in the most luxe way, but Simon was still trying to say, “Oh, I know, it’s such a terrible journey.”

African dance/gymnastics group: yawn, seen it a thousand times before. New Jersey singer: surprisingly good. Most singers just bore me. Saxamaphone guy: stupid Korean theme songs: intro was better than the act. Trauma ballet: God bless them but not very good. Chandelier: Of course she’s from Ukraine. Just another of these acts. NPR whip guy: Very good looking guy, charming, but his act is not much. Stupid faux danger with Simon and his bad acting. Harlem choir: Lame. But Mama had a nice wig. Howie dancers: Foolproof way to get votes. But what next? All gimmick. Amanda: Nice. Can’t snark. Lazy Generation: Simon commiserates about the long flight from London. They flew coach, Simon. Stupid act. Seoul magician: Happy for him, but pretty simple tricks set to music. Nothing complex. Simon was right. Chapel Heart: I love Dolly and Jolene too. Pretty good. Got a real “big girl who can sing but needs thin girls to make it work” vibe, though. Shouldn’t need that. Or maybe they’re a genuine trio; I hope so. A golden buzzer I can support.

They should just go ahead and release the golden confetti as soon as someone says "cancer." It would save some time.

I don’t have any problem with hunting on this show or otherwise, but I could do with fewer comments about the squirrel families being sad for one another as they’re picked off one by one.

Had to go back and double check. He was walking on the blade, not the top part.

Wait, Benji found a prepackaged beaver gut pile in a plastic bag? What? How?

I think we can safely assume no one was killed by a bear. I've always said if someone gets killed making this show (which I think is entirely possible), they'll never air that season at all. And it's very likely the death would make the news long before the season was ready to air anyway. There's still the suspense, though, about whether they will have a dicey enounter with a bear and survive.

“Alexa, what is the definition of ‘overproduced’?” ”America’s Got Talent.”

Did I miss something about the sexy chemical engineer? Was his whole act just taking off his shirt and moving his abs for a few seconds? I mean, even if you like that, shouldn’t he be dancing or something? I was tempted to get my stopwatch app and dissect how much of the chicken act was audience and judge reactions versus showing the act itself, but then I realized that would make me a sad human being. I think we know how it would turn out.

This show about audiences reacting to things is pretty neat. Can’t help wondering what they’re looking at, though.

Why did most of the talking head interviews look so weird, like they were using bad lighting and 1980s technology to superimpose them on the fake background? Very distracting.

My son’s high school graduation is tomorrow, my brother is on his deathbed, he’s asked me to write something for his service, and this. It’s almost too much. But I want to watch. And I was ready for this final episode to turn me into a blubbering fool. But no. Pretty blah episode. The previous one should have been the last.

Selling used gear isn't the main part of NIL. It allows athletes to receive compensation for the use of their name, image, or likeness -- like when Madden Football video games used real college athletes' names and likenesses. A lot of it now is going to involve non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that are essentially a digital card with an image and stats, or just an image of the athlete. The University of Arizona recently did the first-ever NFT deal that enables collectibles to be made for every active student-athlete at the school. A limited edition NFT card set for their new star wide receiver sold for $3,500. He gets 80%.

That panel of body language experts and human lie detectors are just hilarious. Dr. Phil seems to think they are so very impressive, but they might as well be those psychic fakes like John Edward or Sylvia Browne. It was great when the one expert said he could tell Ukraine President Zelensky was fighting "not just for himself, but for his whole country" or something like that. And "he has some self doubt that he might not be doing all he can." Wow, what little facial twitch led you to that great insight?

Today Dr. Phil was pretty good with the severe hypochondriac woman. But the whole time I was waiting for him to suggest an Internet bingo game or maybe she should sell her house with Sundae. Isn’t it sad that he has us thinking that?

You make a good point. I guess I'm assuming she had this everlasting thought about Kyle, the one whose death set off this whole story, but it really hasn't been shown.

I liked the train metaphor for her passing. It worked well with all the memories and symbolism of what really mattered to Rebecca, what she valued and remembered. The actors who played all the ages of her kids interacting was really nice. It's the writer in me, so I have to say what I thought would have been a nicer final scene. Instead of looking over to see Jack lying next to her, I would have a reveal that Jack is sitting on one side of the bed, Miguel on the other. They both reach out to hold Rebecca's hands. Then she looks to the foot of the bed to see a young boy standing there, and says "Kyle..." Fade out and we all start bawling.

When they first showed the family that had the car crash, I was so confused trying to figure out who they were, past, present, or future. Then I started thinking surely they wouldn’t introduce an entirely new family to the story at this point. Now??? This late??? Surely not! FFS, this show. They did.

I’m watching the show right now and they just did the commercial break where he said “what if they could sell their house without cleaning anything, yada yada …” Are you F-ing kidding me? He’s stooping that low now??? i thought the bingo apps were shameless. This is a new low. Turning it off now.

Wow, did you see the look in that psycho's eyes as Dr. Phil was wrapping up the segment? That guy was staring at Phil like he was about to kill him. I bet the bodyguards were just off stage ready to run in.

There are so many versions of the dog water bottle on the market already. I think they’re predisposed to like any product with a dog. I have invented this new dog walking product that will revolutionize the dog market: a rope I tie around the dog’s neck to keep it from running away! 5% for a $500,000 investment.

That’s not really an explanation of why he does these infomercials. That’s just marketing from the company. Nothing different from what he does on the show, written by the company and he says it for a fee.