Crashcourse

This commercial annoys me because there's no need for the husband and wife to be walking to the car with all that stuff and the kids. Why not have her inside with the kids, have him load up the car, then the wife and kids get inside?

I don't even like Hoda--can't stand her--but when Jenna in that annoying, snarky voice of hers was haranguing her over never having baked a pie, I wish Hoda had yelled at her, "Nepo baby!"

While it's nice of the kid to help that lady with chores, I wouldn't let my young kid do that much work for her. I hope she at least gave him a nice Christmas gift.

Teeter's quirkiness has worn thin on me, so the less I see and hear of her, the better.

I watch this again to see if there was anything I liked about it. Still too frenetic and crazy for my taste.

I loved the Philly sound. Still have some Delphonics and Stylistics records. R.I.P., Mr. Bell

I didn't see that interview, but I saw Wes Bentley on Jimmy Fallon's show, I think it was last week. I was surprised at how funny and engaging Wes was.

I don't blame Steffy for freaking out. If someone could cut off their toe, who knows what else they'd be capable of doing? I could definitely see Sheila killing the whole family and turning them into meat pies because she has no fucks to give now.

That was a lovely house. I was hoping they wouldn't choose that one because of all the things the wife wanted to do to it. Sadly, they did.

Mariah Carey: You are not the "Queen of Christmas." 😠 Get over yourself!

I remember being whacked on the hand for being a lefty. I was ambidextrous, so I could have easily switched to being right-handed, but I revolted and remained left-handed, so the teachers just gave up. 🤷‍♀️ I'm still a lefty. 😅

Young Rip was stupid as hell. The poor dying guy told him to say he fell off a horse. Now, I guess it was so that he'd go out like a man instead of being whipped by a kid, but it also gave Rip an out--after Rip busted his head with a rock. And stupid Rip decided to play Sir Galahad and defend Beth's "honor," thus enslaving himself for life to Dutton. Jamie and Monica need to hook up and go to Golden Corral or a similar place and pig out.

I'll give it another shot sometime.

I almost fainted at the end when Sidney Poitier said, "Good Luck."

Yeah, I don't see the big deal here, especially when we're talking about unmarried people. People break up because one partner becomes interested in someone else. It happens. The only sticking point in this particular situation is that they all work in the same place, so that could get messy.

I kind of understand when a HHer walks into a house and asks the agent what the room is, or what it's for. I think when they first walk in, they're just wondering what the room could be used for, and that might be different for each HHer.

So sorry to hear about Dino Danelli. RIP, and keep on Groovin'.

They were high. 🤣 On tv shows and in movies, you know there are always some wine glasses somewhere whenever two or more women get together. Seriously though, I thought they were just too giddy.

I'm watching this right now on Showtime and I'm still having trouble figuring shit out. I might watch it again later but right now there's just too much to take in. Too many ridiculous fight scenes. Jamie Lee Curtis is a hoot.

Can't stand that Chapstick commercial with the little girl smashing her face against the car window. I guess she thinks she looks cute. I hope her parents made her clean up the car window.

I'm sorry but the Brooke/Taylor lovefest came off as over the top and fake, fake, fake. They acted like two high schoolers who were pretending they got over the HS quarterback they were after. I hate what they've done to Deacon and $Bill and I hope they come to their senses soon.

I thought she said she'd be working part-time online, but I didn't catch what the work was.

Yeah, I went through that but in the end (including mine 😅), it was worth it.

If Ridge comes back begging "please, baby, please!" to either one of them, I wouldn't be at all surprised if she took him back.

As much as I liked Brooke and Taylor standing up for themselves, I was kinda hoping that Ridge would say, "You done? Ok, I'm gonna dip out and get lunch. Byeeee..."