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Celeste has been careful to only bring guys back when the twins are not in the house. ML brought them back very early the one time and so they saw the guy. They were put on the list to scare Celeste into settling and giving ML shared custody. Look, we'll harass your friends just because we can.

You're talking about the previous episode. I've done extensive field work in Texas and in the west is the Guadalupe Mountains National Park which looks like Colorado when you get into it. Big mountains. North of Van Horn and SW of Carlsbad Caverns. There's also the Ft. Stockton area. But the logistics and the logic of the show escape me. I can't figure out why any one is doing anything anymore.

This season has the episode that I think is the best TAR episode ever - the one in Vienna. It definitely has the best FF where the team has to carry trays of champagne flutes through a dance floor filled with couples waltzing.

Almost all of this is dealt with in Part 2.

Alas, I have no second refrigerator. I used to keep the freezer I inherited from the previous owners, but it died finally. It was a Norge. My electrical bill dropped by half.

Who would give two sons the same name? (except George Foreman I guess) What is Edith up to? Those signs made no sense. And why drive a company into bankruptcy?

Not the goddamned laundry again

I can't help thinking that Celeste telling the twins to say that they want to "stay here" is going to backfire on her. She should be telling them to say that they want to "stay with Mom." This is getting more tedious by the episode. I"ll keep watching, because I'm a dadgum completist, but it's no where as interesting as season 1.

Ironically, my laundry is in the garage - the stereotypical haunt of the manly man.

And why does the woman have the laundry room? One feature of more recent commercials that I appreciate, is showing people of both sexes doing the laundry. As a chore it's not too bad, but it is a chore.

I liked her description of how all her kids would eat with their arms around their plates to keep people from stealing their food. Joey Chestnut is a local so we always hear a lot about him.

I think the term was coined for the commercial - because it sounds so silly when Cheryl exclaims to her husband "I'm getting a chi chier she shed!" I've never heard anyone else talk about a she shed. And I think the commercial is hilarious.

They are providing a valuable service for humanity! They are letting all the people who behave like moronic loud assholes in restaurants know that there is a special place just for them. Bar Louie will allow them to be themselves. And in the meantime, the normal restaurants will be available for the rest of us to patronize, sans douchebags.

Tom Hanks just will not shut up! I feel for Tom Holland. The other time he was on, he had to be a good sport and walk around with Andy Serkis' ape crutches. This time it's Tom Hanks endless stories.

The clue told them to go to "Old Fort Wayne"