JayDub1987

For me? Yes, it is. At least the Covid thing is was something we'd all lived through and it was kinda humorous to watch Kody and Cruella harp on thier rules. Oh, I'm sticking with it to the end too. I'm not bailing out, but this season has been more background noise for me than actual watching stuff unfold. With how they've structured the filming/airing the last few seasons, this was always going to happen eventually. By "this," I mean seeing stuff that we already knew happened (Mary leaving, for instance). I'm happy for Christine, but dedicating so much screen time to the leadup to the wedding is absolutely insane to me when we literally all watched the wedding last year. That's why it's hard for me to feel really tuned in this season.

Anybody else struggling to get through this season since it’s all old stuff that we already know? I mean, half the episode was the lead up to a wedding when there hasn’t been an engagement between two people we watched get married.

My biggest knock on Mary was that outside of a couple instances, she only acknowledged her other two kids when they were doing something she didn’t like. Sheldon was golden in her eyes and the other two were either nonexistent or problematic.

Just got to watch this one. I enjoyed this episode a lot. Feel like we got to see a bit more what's going on with the characters. Love that they're still incorporating George Sr.

They're showing some older episodes right now on TLC (S3 I think?). Moriah has legitimately aged like milk, which is insane for how young she still is.

I enjoyed it. Won't say I love it, but I enjoyed it. For those worried about the laugh track, Montana and Emily were on a TikTok on the Young Sheldon account earlier talking about filming in front of a live audience. Makes me think that maybe the pilot had a laughtrack but other episodes have a live audience?

I need to thank those of you who voted for this title. I’d also like to thank Christine for putting a KNIFE in his KIDNEYS. Finally, I need to thank the moron with the ramen noodles on his head and the puncture wound in his urinary system. If it weren’t for them and all of you, I wouldn’t be where I am today.

Can’t believe my title won the renaming contest. Should I give a speech?!

Legit just found out that I missed seeing Angela get whacked. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! I had been looking forward to it since the first episode of the season. Guess I'll have to go back and watch that one on Paramount+

They’ve sang together, but not well lol And yes, I imagine Lydia used a whole stack of sticky notes after that one.

Because the Plaths are a train wreck with a capital T

Micah, who seems like an insufferable prick to be around, managing to find someone LESS likable than him is pretty impressive, though.

I'm getting really tired of people comparing Ethan's singing to Johnny Cash. Ethan is pitchy and has absolutely no vibrato. A deep voice does not equal one of the greatest voices in the history of music. Fucking morons, the whole lot of them.

I'm truly glad. I like knowing who's going so I know whether or not to miss part of Thursday Night Football. Your rundowns of the live streams make that much easier. I used to count on my mom to keep me updated, but she checked out on this season weeks ago.

Welp, just wanted to tune in to see someone I didn't like voted out. I hated to miss weird little Quinn's exit last week, but I was on a cruise. Returning to my lurking in the live stream thread.