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And just the other day Natalia was telling Sonny how she'd planned out her son's musical career -- until he took off and went no contact, so they're portraying her as totally unswerving in her behavior since she was doing the same thing with Blaze. (But of course, all this allows Sonny to tell her how wonderful she really is.) And I'm glad you mentioned the makeup issue. I thought I was the only one noticing and was considering blaming my television, but it's been bad ever since she first appeared. One would think that by now someone would have figured out what to do.

Yes, he did 'Deadly Waters with Captain Lee". He hosted the show about a different death (murder) on the water each week. This season had 8 episodes. It wasn't bad -- but it was no different that all the other murder of the week shows. No word on whether or not it will have a second season.

And, if IIRC, despite what she said, Anna didn't know from the beginning that he'd be great -- she more or less threatened him into joining the force so she could get the goods on others, and more or less implied that his life would be miserable if he didn't give in to her wishes. It wasn't as if he suddenly came to her office, starry-eyed, and begged her to let him start training. * * * And I wish Liz had pointed him toward the towels and the bathroom when Lucky said he needed a shower.

I worked at a resort as a lifeguard in my 20s. I was told on the very first day that I could date the guests, but only off-property, which may explain why Danni had to sneak what's his name onto the boat. (There was never a male guest that I was that interested in -- I enjoyed chatting with them by the pool because it made time pass more quickly and would "enhance their resort experience," but I had no interest in being some guy's vacation conquest.)

I'm not necessarily supporting Ingo's suit, but if memory serves, Ingo also brought Burton's Mona Vie pyramid scheme to light. But I'm sure no one ever had any long-standing animus toward him for saying or doing something that could potentially cause embarrassment for the higher ups. </s>

I thought that at first, but then I realized that when Gary was alone on deck, he probably thought it was better to keep eyes on the situation and try to prevent damage to the boat rather than run off to blow the horn. And, as others have said, hearing someone knocking on the wall of a boat, when you're anchored out and not at a dock will certainly get some attention.

I'll give her pass on this. She just woke up, not knowing how long she's been out. She discovers she's had some kind of surgery, and she hears people -- some of dubious character -- talking about her outside her door, not knowing she's awake, and no one comes into her room. If I were her, I'd be thinking an organ had been harvested. I'd be fighting to get myself upland moving ASAP.

I'm not sure Turning Woods is as wonderful a facility as everyone says. Lulu was hooked up to all kinds of machines. I would think someone's vitals would change when they awoke from a coma, and they would definitely change when said coma patient began moving about and trying to get out of bed. However, no one came in, not even the doctor who stood outside the door talking to Cyrus after she awoke. And FWIW, Did Lucas really need to be called in on the day of his sister's funeral? Couldn't she have waited 12 hours or given him the "no doctor error" information over the phone? Dito for Elizabeth. This show . . . . sigh.

My takeaway from Friday: At last someone has (finally!) questioned the provenance of the photos taken of Ava and Kristina. (Go Rick!) All my time at Law and Order University made me wonder why no one ever raised that point when they first surfaced.

This. She could have just stayed there and been forgotten. Robin Mattson's Heather was a schemer, but was the kind of character you loved to hate. Unfortunately, Ally Mills is playing her differently, and I think her Heather wore out her welcome quite a while ago. Unfortunately, after a couple comments made today, I don't think she's really going to leave.

And he's lost his accent as well. Kinda makes me wonder if there was a dictate from above about eliminating accents.

I'll admit, of all the things that bewilder me on this show, her behavior in the hospital room really had me scratching my head. I didn't understand her behavior toward him at all. And speaking of hospital rooms, I really wanted Lulu to wake up and say, "Who's Drew?" to Willow.

In a way, it was a foolish choice for the writers. First, because we all know they won't kill him off, and second, because most, if not all, of the people who have gone off that balcony in the past have survived. I would have preferred seeing him put a gun to his head. He is a big, bad mobster after all -- he'd be packing, even at a hospital. 😜

I've said it before, but Sam's only PI investigative tactic is to get close to a man and exude pheromones, and I always suffer secondhand embarrassment watching her. I'd love it if, when Sam and Spinelli finally open Jason's file, their pictures were on page 1 as Known Associates.

This, at least twice. Please tell me any agent worth his salt wouldn't know exactly who his stooge's ex-wife was and what she looked like. And that he wouldn't be suspicious of any stranger who started telling him details about life with her ex-husband if he'd just met her two minutes earlier. If he truly didn't know, then the dumbing down of Jagger to help deify the holy hitman has definitely begun.