Winston Wolfe

Don't forget that little hand flip of his. Possibly my favorite part of the show today. From now on, that's going to be "go to" way to dismiss annoying people.

Carly & Sonny = GH: The Super-Geriatric Pregnancy Edition. On another note, did anyone else catch MB as John Gotti in the Victoria Gotti Lifetime movie. Interestingly enough, Mo didn't mumble, stutter or stumble over his lines, but the real John Gotti was much more handsome and dapper IMO.

Speaking of Luke, even though the Kevin/Ryan SL has been pretty good by GH standards, it's time for it to end. I'd be really OK with Luke leaving Tracy's side in Amsterdam for a few days just to drop into Port Chuckles to kill Ryan and catch up with a few folks.

Since word has it that I have a suspicion that something is going on in the actor's personal life and the writers don't feel a need to address the injuries on screen. Since he actively boxes on the show it could have easily been written off as sparring injuries.

The way DG is playing it, seems to me Eddie wants to get back with Katherine, but the baby is keeping him tied to Delilah.

Jill acting like a snobby bitch insulting and degrading him is not baggage. I'm glad his self esteem is high and he challenged Jill's shitty treatment instead of accepting her apology and going forward. Her feelings, as latent as they may be, say he's 'less than' because of her wealth. Maybe the S/L hits too close to home for me, but I really think Jill's reaction is because of Andy's looks, not his social status. Remember, Rick Fox plays her ex-husband.

You know the really messed-up thing? If I didn't know who MM was, I'd look at the picture and say "what an attractive young lady." Sometimes testosterone is a curse. 😞

Not to burst your bubble, but NutMeg would only be replaced by a clone. Apparently there's a standing rule that her seat on The View has to be occupied by an ignorant, immature, babbling, unpleasant, disrespectful, narcissistic, right-wing, nut job/ass wipe. You'd think those types would be in short supply, but the View seems to have a very special, seemingly endless pipeline.

As another poster mentioned, Lucky is off in Africa doing charity work. And Luke and Tracy are living happily in Amsterdam, or so we're led to believe. With different show-runners, JJ and Jack Wagner would have been lured back to GH, then teamed with Anna and Robert (and maybe Dante if the actor decided to come back) to do an all-new, kick-ass era of WSB stories (with no Sonny or Jason). The fun action/adventure S/Ls could be a regular Tuesday/Thursday arc to balance out all the ridiculous bullshit.

Despite what the co-hosts say about getting along off-screen, I can't imagine any of them (outside of Whoopi who clearly says she's just in it for the money) enjoys coming to that set every day. If they were really so buddy-buddy outside of work, how does that just suspend itself for one hour daily? Hmm...have we all been duped by a scripted reality show with NutMeg playing the Omarosa role? The mind boggles.

"And only one will survive."

Thank you so much EBAU.

Yeah, I don't get it either. I'm not that shallow, and have taken a hard look at Delilah over the last couple of episodes. This may be intentional given what the character has gone through, but she always looks haggard and her hair is a perpetual mess - and I normally don't notice women's hair. In comparison to Regina and Ashley, there isn't one attractive thing I see about Delilah, yet half the show's male characters want her, including Gary though he's loathe to admit it.

In a rare moment of optimism, I'm going with the thought that maybe this is the show that Nash wanted us to see all along. It just took a very long time to get there. One of the few times (maybe the first) that I actually liked Eddie. Rome and Gina are magic, and besides Theo the most engaging, realistic characters on the show. Re: Eddie and the Real Estate (?) lady - is that what 30-somethings do now, starting making out almost immediately after meeting? If so, I'd like to turn the calendar back a couple of decades.

That is probably why they are in such a hurry to get her to take off her wedding ring and find a boyfriend. They're too busy to take care of everything for her, so they're trying to out-source the job. So much this. Delilah is probably the most dependent character to ever appear on television. She's not even going to be able to parent her own kids without the gang's help. And...as soon as her friends are successful in out-sourcing the gig, poor Gas Station Guy is going to have to expand the department. It's no coincidence that the show's strongest episode featured its best actor. The big problem that I had with this S/L was Gina's vague inferrence that she invited the molestation. Didn't she say that she voluntarily took off her shirt? Even if that was true, the Uncle was still a perv for taking advantage of her. And it's such a fucking shame. The premise was so solid. It could have been an iteration of "this is us" that dealt with depression and the aftermath of suicide in a real, compelling way. Demonstrating how survivors cope and get on with their lives. Seems like the concept was all the writers had; there's not enough creative bandwidth to make it work. Sad.

My Dad died of alcoholic cirrhosis of the Liver when I was 23, so I can attest to that. Watching him waste away from a jaunty, robust man into a skeleton is something I'll never forget.

Thank you! As a heterosexual male, I love Cher, Judy Garland, Barbra Streisand and Patti LaBelle (have seen three out of those four in concert). All the so-called icons for gay males. And me likey women. A lot. It's really time for that real-life trope to go away.

Yeah that was rough. The last 2-3 seasons of HIMYM basically ruined what should have been an all-time, top ten sitcom. I read where most of that cast wanted to come back for one more season and CBS nixed the idea. BBT has been running on fumes for the last two years also, occasionally cranking out a good episode.

As a Black man, it's always amazing to me how some family members believe they can "pray the depression away." While I do believe in the power of prayer, it's not always that simple. Sometimes clinical interventions are needed. Neil was never one of my favorite characters, but I always liked KSJ. I hope he finally found peace.

On topic of that, dismissing the photo album that way made absolutely no sense - it may have held some type of clue as to why Jon did what he did.

Yes she is gorgeous, in a way that kind of sneaks up on you. It wasn't until I saw her boarding the plan that i realized, "Damn, she's a knockout." Up till then I'd been distracted by all the faux shadiness, which we now know was much to do about nothing.

I hear what you're saying. :-) But the good thing is, when given the choice between remaining alone and having the company of a nice guy that's not "model perfect," Jill went for the latter option. And being a much shorter version of Will Sasso myself...well...it gives guys like me hope, you know? Funniest episode in quite some time, I really enjoyed it. Poor Christie, she's just a bundle of neurosis, isn't she? I'm really pulling for the character, but she just doesn't seem to be getting any better. Even worse, Bonnie and everyone else in her circle (other than the Sponsor) seem oblivious to that.

Remember how Katherine was vilified by almost every character at the beginning? Well, we now know that was because she's better than the lot of them (with the exceptions of Regina, Rome and Theo) combined. And squared. Now all I can hear in my head is Sinatra's "She gets too hungry for dinner at 8."

Nothing going on with the current episodes that is particularly noteworthy. But I just wanted to let some of the old-timers know that James Ingram (co-lead singer on Luke and Holly's "Baby Come to Me" theme song from the 80s) died from Brain Cancer today. He was 66. Man, this show was so good back then. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLuisRiIGJI

Even with that, it seems like Jon was so busy fixing everyone else's lives that his family was being neglected along the way. I'm sure that's a big part of his whole "I'm not the man everyone thinks I am mantra." Even his daughter is kind of seeing it now. It's a lot easier solving other people's problems than cleaning up your own messes.