Winston Wolfe

As Larry the Cable Guy would say, "that right there is funny, I don't care who you are."🤣

It was Patricia Spencer, who the showrunners killed off before we could even get to know her.

I was born and raised in Brooklyn (now in nearby NJ) and get homesick every now and then. I can remember when no one wanted to live in Red Hook because of the Housing Projects, which were a hotbed of crime, sadly. We probably both shopped at the old Fairways Supermarket in Red Hook (now called Gowanus, LOL), before it was basically wrecked by Superstorm Sandy... Back to DD, a year's wait for the next season is going to be rough...

Sidwell is quickly becoming the new Cyrus Renault. Wondering around town all day, engaging people he has no obvious reason to be interacting with (other than his own nefarious plans, of which we know nothing about). If there's a master plan here, let's get on with it.

"Resist, Rebel, Rebuild" is going to be my Mantra for the next few years. When Matt said "we need an army," The Defenders immediately came to mind. Matt and Frank could use allies with steel-hard skin and super-strength. Not sure whether or not the licensing issues would allow that, but it would be cool.

Understood. But there are times when the "Wolf" has to bear his fangs.

THIS. No good ever comes from giving into a Blackmailer, as Natasha should know. Seems like she forgets her Cassidine heritage - when Ava brought that ish to her, the correct response should have been - "Bitch, I'm Mikkos Cassidine's Daughter - you know, the Dude that tried to freeze the entire world? Just imagine all the creative ways I'm going to make you suffer." Stefan, Mikkos, Stavros and Victor would all be doing cartwheels in Hell. Luke would have a Gin and Tonic in her honor.

Being a Brooklyn, NY, ex-pat, the idea of Red Hook actually being a Free Port intrigued me, so I looked it up. Here's what AI had to say on the topic: "Brooklyn is not a free port in the traditional sense of duty-free trade. While it has a significant port area, it operates under the same regulations as other ports within the United States. The Red Hook Container Terminal is a major shipping hub, but goods entering and leaving the port are subject to standard customs procedures and duties." The concept is clearly unique to the MCU.

That's EXACTLY what I don't understand. Why does it matter that Trump can mimic normal human behavior when every day we wake up to a fresh atrocity?

I'm not sure about the law, but I believe that someone can petition the court to have an adult relative committed if they present a clear and present danger to themselves and others, which Kristina definitely does. That could be where the writers are going with this. Otherwise, there's no point.

I'm really proud of Alexis for making the correct decision to have Kristina committed. As another poster pointed out, whenever a Port Chuckles native has to make a choice, it's almost always the wrong one. Diane was also a true best friend by confronting Natasha with the harsh truth, Kristina needs professional help. It would be great if JL has time for a few Kevin Collins appearances.

Meh. She has the acting range of a houseplant. Moss takes exception to that comment.

On a show where Sonny and Joss recently killed people point blank and had no repercussions at all, ethics violation is very low on list. I do hope they're setting up Drew Cain really isn't a Quartermaine, take all the family money back. Question: as co-Chief of Staff, wouldn't Portia have the right to look at the medical records of any patient? Also, as @ciarra pointed out, I think the payoff will be that Drew isn't actually a Q, and will lose the family inheritance. Tracy will absolutely LOVE that.

A lot of today's episode in the NYC market was pre-empted by a tragic helicopter crash in the Hudson River. A family of five plus the Pilot are reported dead. Life is incredibly fragile.

Come again? I presume @mason86 means because Lucky is going to cover for Kristina. Knowing his past drug abuse, I wouldn’t put it past Frank to write him as spiraling over the guilt of keeping this secret. This is one of the reasons Lucky should have gone straight back to the PCPD upon his return. As a Detective he would have been obligated to arrest Kristina, creating conflict among him, Sonny, Alexis and, by extension, Laura. Also given what's happened, how the hell can he run Charlie's with Kristina now?

Ironic because Steve Kanan has been on B&B for a while now and looks more vital than Jasus, who, despite being fit, seems a bit long in the tooth now.

Nice catch. Besides being the Grand Dame and resident Fashion Plate of GH, it wouldn't surprise me if JE attends regular Pilates classes too.

As a die-hard sports fan, the fact that SAS even EXISTS annoys the Hell out of me. But the petty, jealous comment Brick made about Gannon's family in front of Jordan was pure Punk-ass.

Because it has to be said - after all of that, Matt still doesn't get the loan. Yeah I get the business logic, but jeez. Otherwise, a nice stand-alone episode.

Interesting Trivia - Inside Man was Spike Lee's highest grossing film to date at that time. He took over from Ron Howard, who decided the film wasn't for him.

Never thought Jasus would resort to emotional blackmail (although he clearly will kill Brennan if needed). A new tool in his arsenal.

"You need to talk to a mental health professional, not someone who won't use shampoo." Is it the shampoo or the conditioner that really matters? Looks like JJ could use both. Asking for a friend.

I totally see where Chase is coming from. My only point - and perhaps I didn't make it well - was that the dynamics and optics of that particular conversation were somewhat bizarre. If there was a Mrs. Wolfe - and someone were threatening her - parts of that person would be found scattered in ten different zip codes across three time zones.

I'm chucking at your last sentence because the first time Chase gets tough it's with a woman so small I can fold up and put in my Shaving Kit.

I did see a YT clip where Matt pulls Jessica by the arm, and she tells him, "grab me like that again and I'll hit you so hard you'll be able to see." It's those kinds of little digs that bug me, I guess.