JayDub1987

I feel like this is Danielle’s method for getting through life. If you feign confidence and talk a lot, and talk fast, people will think you’ve got it together. Obviously, she doesn’t.

As someone with an impulse tattoo from my late 20s (not a romantic themed one but still), I’m gonna give Carter a pass lol

I don't like Kris, but I will say that I'm not sure that this is strange. He was 18, which makes him legally an adult. Without knowing the true dynamics of their relationship, maybe there wasn't much she could do to stop him. I know people who were married and on their own at 18.

My wife says that will happen next week.

Something else that irks my soul about this show: (Yes, I'm hate watching at this point, but I need to see how this crap ends). According to Google (do with it what you will), there were 654,776 living in Boston in 2021. Yet somehow, every time these people leave their homes, no matter where they go, they all run into someone that they've met before. Gina goes on her quest to end homelessness, and BOOM! She runs into a guy she had a conversation with in her failed restaurant. Eddie goes to school, and BOOM! There's the woman who hit him with a car that he bought a house for. A season (maybe 2?) ago, Gary leaves his house, and BOOM! There's a guy who owns his first car. If Gary and Maggie do the homebirth, I hope it goes well. It would be SOOOOO awkward when the midwife who delivers their dead baby shows up at their gym/bank/grocery store/post office/etc. Because you know, you're only gonna see the same 8 people every time you leave your home in Boston.

I said the exact same thing to my wife last night. I could really see them deciding to divorce on decision day, and then head out to catch a concert at the Bridgestone. I do think they're starting to enjoy hanging out with one another (at least it's being presented that way), but they have about as much chemistry as ketchup and buttermilk. Add me to the list of people who thought that "thicc" (I hate misspelling words on purpose, but here we are 2023) was a compliment. This season is boring. There's no way around it. Jasmine and Arris seem to have the weirdest relationship dynamic of the bunch, and I'm not sure why she sticks around. Just because he considers himself a "sexual person" doesn't mean that it has to be the only conversation they have.

Pretty sure he already crumpled it up and threw it to the side after reading Theos note to him. Step 1 complete. Time to get all the way down for step 2. Eddie will prepare his….erm…..oral presentation within the next 2 episodes.

Eddie’s totally gonna bang the professor, right?

If she's from a town as small as she said in her video package, it's probably not necessary. When I was 19, I was a DJ at a local radio station for about a year. I had no experience, no degree, no nothing. I knew somebody at the station and loved music. It's probably a similar situation with her.

I thought this was a pretty fun episode. My wife enjoyed the flashback to Lizzy McGuire. My gut says we haven't even seen the father yet. The show is riding close enough to the HIMYM plotline that it seems unlikely that any of the guys are the dad.

I'm just getting to finish up the most recent episode. Holy hell, I think I may like Danielle slightly less than Angela. Angela at least embraces her crazy. What in the blue hell is all this "clean your floors with this and your business will be prosperous." This woman needs to try to manifest a brain for herself, cause at this point, she's looking like the Scarecrow skipping down the Yellow Brick Road.

You know, I can usually find at least one couple on each season that I kinda root for...but I got nothing this time. I can't stand any of these people. I'd rather sandpaper a crocodile's ass in a phonebooth than spend 10 minutes with any of em.

I don't think they actually liked it. I'm not sure anyone with ears could. BUT, when you roll in with a whole "Wah, I lost a parent" sob story, they're gonna send you through. The guy who has autism is another good example. Dude can wear out that piano, but his singing was awful. But hey, sad story!

Much better overall group than E2. Mary Beth Byrd's song choice was brave. Any time you tackle a song that Chris Stapleton sang, you better be able to nail it. The bar is set high. She definitely pulled it off. She's my current pick to win.

Anybody else realize that Scott could easily get into that low-hanging flower pot from the porch rail. He's an effing cat. Theo probably doesn't realize this yet, but those things can jump.

How friggin' old is Theo on this show?! I know I was raised on a farm so animal deaths were just a part of life, but holy crap on a cracker. A kid of that age shouldn't be this rattled by a cat going after a bird.

So help me God, I listen to KSR every day of the week and I missed it yesterday. Probably the fourth time I've missed the show in a solid year or so. Definitely interesting that they tried to recruit Matt!

So the only remotely "exciting" thing that happened this episode was the Dom/Mac divorce, and they shot that wad in the first 7 minutes of the episode. Somehow, I stayed tuned in for the other 83 minutes. Dom's whole, "I don't let people in my life who are negative" isn't a viable strategy as everyone has days/weeks/periods of time where they are negative. Hell, Dom became pretty negative when she found out that Mac wasn't more "secure" (see: had money). Not sure how either of them got picked for this show, and I sure don't know how they got put together. Oh wait, yes I do. because the show knew how this would end. As far as the rest of these people, they're all boring as dirt. Clint and Gina trying to manufacture drama is getting hard to watch. I really think Arris is a closet homosexual, and that's totally fine. But just embrace it and admit it. It's 2023, nothing to hide from.

New to this forum, but not to the show. It's a guilty pleasure show for my wife and I, and I've seen all the seasons. With that in mind, is it just me, or is this the most boring season EVER? The biggest drama has been "he called me fat" vs. "she called me a ginger." I guess the second greatest conflict involves Niqs "jokes" about her husband's (who is so friggin boring I can't remember his name) dogs. I'm hoping things pick up, because so far, this seems like a show with 10 people who have to hang out with each other for 8 weeks before going back to their regular lives.

And as long as that Asian voice actor could sound like Dale, that should be enough.

The fact that they really may recast an animated character because of his real-life race just baffles me. But alas, I guess this is the world we live in now.

I'd be happy if we found out that Luann and Lucky had moved off to some other area to start a new life. No need in trying to reboot the characters since Brittany Murphy and Tom Petty have both passed on.

“Love doesn’t matter to me, respect matters to me.” And you deserve neither.

Does the nanny cook? omg we figured out what the nanny does. She cooks for Kody!

So, we only have two weeks of this left. I’m a sucker for these train wreck TLC shows. Anybody know if we’re getting more Plathville during the SW off-season?