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I have great sympathy for Norman, love tuning in week after week to see what he's up to, but Norman is a killer, whether he's killing as Norma or killing as Norman, he's a killer with a considerable body count. He killed Norma, he has to pay for this. He has to be stopped. I want an escaped, avenging Romero to kill Norman, I want Norman buried next to Norma. After that I don't care what happens to Romero. I want Dylan and Emma to survive far away from White Pine Bay. I wouldn't mind a montage of all his victims; teacher, Bradley, Emma's mom, Romero's hapless hitman...and now Sam Loomis. [I know I haven't list them all, I was just thinking off the top of my head]

Chemistry is a weird thing, sometimes it has nothing to do with the acting ability of the couple involved. KKL and TK are both able actors, they can try and pull it off, but if the chemistry isn't there, it isn't there. Only the best of the best, under the best conditions can manufacture it. I didn't think they had any chemistry when TK first came on, and the case has not altered. TK and RS on the other hand, whether they intended to or not, the chemistry's there.

Because TV is full of believable shows like How To Get Away With Murder, MacGyver, Chicago Fire and original 24.

Vera was nominated, once, for Best Actress in 2013.

Loved The Edge of Night!

I doubt it.

Her daughter and grandson live in the same apartment building as Joy, so I'm sure Joy stays in town during the week and out on the island for weekends.

Only a people pleaser to men at the top. Remember, Mamacita had to remind Joan the names of the guys in the crew.

Yesterday's obnoxious, entitled asshole is today's bi-polar disorder sufferer.

I definitely think the dealer is too obvious, gotta be a red herring. For me it's between the judge, the politician and the preacher.

Someone put an 'is' in your 'nuance'! Overblown sense of entitlement is a defect of character, it doesn't have to be based in reality. I know plenty of people from humble beginnings who are entitled, just as I know plenty of stupid people who think they're geniuses.

Doesnt' have to be a bad bod, it could be scars, an embarrassing tattoo or anything else.

I thought a fun topic might've been celebrities flying off the handle on twitter, and not doing any kind of research like the View hosts, when they hear of 'injustices'. At first Sarah Silverman asked her twitter followers to switch airlines. Idiot.

Really? Everytime J is on screen I think of Milo Yisomethingopolous. CTU Dry Cleaners closes at 8pm.

Milton? I don't know how I forgot him.

Well, at least I know that when I get home I can zip through the whole show and watch the segment with JF and LT. The hot topics sound like nonsense.

Omigosh, she used to be on Chris Hayes's weekend morning show all the time!

So there's apparently a serial killer preying on African-American boys. The only suspects thus far, that I can see, are Brian Dennehy, his politician son, and the preacher.

Same here! DVRing both, the middle of the week looks awful.

Love! Pawn shop guy didn't have any vested interest in Marnie, with that comes clarity.

Some peope, including myself, may beg to differ. There's a scene in the Isaac Mizrahi documentary 'Unzipped' that features IM's fascination with the movie, including IM's imitation of BD's classic use of the word 'yarn't', it's hysterical.

Bill Bell always had a habit of naming characters after relatives/friends. Lorie, Brad and Colleen from Y&R were named after his daughter, son and daughter-in-law. Bill Spencer was named after the old man himself.

His name was Steven Logan Jr. His nickname was Storm. Anna Yolei beat me to it! ;)

That opening is a must for me, everytime I see it listed on TCM I hit record!

I'd imagine critical and audience reaction to the flick, the Oscar campaign and the Oscars themselves, the pre-production of Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte, including the firing of JC and hiring of Olivia DeHavilland (Catherine Zeta-Jones).