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We’ve all agreed this is nitpick writer error. The only thing you need to turn off to service a gas water heater is…the gas supply.

Still electricity through a transformer (AA battery strength). Gas and electric don’t play well together. Too great a risk for catastrophic explosion.

I said that the episode was so good, I forgave the writers for that (above). I actually caught it just as Jay was thrown across the basement. It doesn’t even need transformed electricity (like your LP gas grill-AA battery, or doorbell) because it has a pilot light. They needn’t have had the issue at all if they didn’t have Nancy’s line reference to a gas-related part-because I loved her quip about having to dumb down her instructions.

But wait, consider the possibilities. It would still be only Jay and Sam vs. the rest of the population- think of how the ghosts would “work” the situation, playing Sam against Jay, vice versa.

But it was really great while it lasted, wasn’t it?

ME is very proficient at projecting an evil persona. He’s also expert at masking one behind benevolence as well. This site doesn’t like iPad keyboard functions. I have a hard time even reading a thread as it reloads due to error every 30 seconds or so. Near to impossible to complete a post, and most recently, I have been getting dumped off with message-site crashed.

This was such a satisfying, heartwarming, funny episode that by the end of it I forgave the writers for their big initial mistake of making it a gas water heater.

Just wanted to let you know, A Veteran’s Christmas is scheduled for Sunday 12/22 at 6pm on HMM. It’s one of my faves, and I usually watch it every year. Guaranteed: tears at the end.

So, how much turnover in writers occurred for OG NCIS? I can’t imagine even one lasted 20 plus years. O

It kind of annoyed me, too, that we were having to rehash, again. Pretty quickly though, it started answering questions we’ve been puzzling over. This was a really heartfelt episode. Glad Lala changed her mind. Loved the reveal that he didn’t fail the psych eval, or was that Franks lying to him? For anyone who needs the content of the two shredder strips: ”operation Sundown a catastrophic mishandling of” and ”Bugs” Boyd had worked closely with a second sniper

This was an emotional episode. I’m glad that no one was to blame for the lack of communication in the end, and that everyone involved mustered up some forgiveness. Laughed at the lit agent’s thought he could order martinis in a diner. Also found it unusual for an intervention in the same diner. Glad Nick has found some love on the show, as there’s none to be had here.

I just figured that the super tech/genetic reindeer had been well-trained, and that was their “Dash Away” equivalent. Sadly, I expected them NOT to respond to the witch, and was disappointed when they raced off.

This was enjoyable from start to finish. They seemed to incorporate every bit of “Santa Lore” out there in a very logical way, and by the end of the movie, they pretty much answered every question the nay-sayers pose for the belief in the big guy. Simmons nailed the part and I really enjoy watching DJ’s movies because of the dry wit and sarcasm written into his lines. I can see this becoming a classic must watch, for the humor mostly. It’s not going to give you warm fuzzies like the first viewing of The Santa Clause, but it’s creative and humorous.

Just saw an ad for Friday airing of AN EXTENDED VERSION of the Chief’s movie. This sort of indicates the network viewed this movie as the “hit” of the season. Truthfully, I never could identify any additional scenes in the 3 Wise Men extended version.

Same here, knowing I wouldn’t see the finale, and the contest tasks were lame.