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Right! Like Netanel, wearing a yarmulke, was standing there going 'what's the word before aleichem?", oh thanks Mari! On a different note, that was the first time I noticed the similarity between shalom aleichem and salaam alaikum.

Oh absofuckinglutely! They should jettison those two non-entities and change the title of the show to This is Randall and his family!

Aye, there's the rub. There's nothing worse than the dumbest person in the room thinking they're the smartest person in the room.

I'm still praying for a modified re-boot of the Stephanie/Angela Forrester storyline instead cast this time with Thorne and Aly. In my particular fan fiction Thorne whisked a comatose Aly off to a Parisian clinic to get away from her disgusting cousin Steffi, bribed some EMT's to stage her death. Several months later a comatose Aly hears a French radio report about the resurrection of Spectra Fashions, spurring a resurrection of sorts in Aly. She wakes up during a visit from her ex-beau Ollie, rips out her IV's and heads to LA to claim her rightful place in SF. Unlike the Angela Forrester story where Angela turns out to be the cunning Deveny Dixon, this time Alexandra Forrester is really Alexandra Forrester.

I'm just saying Ashley Thomas is a way more charismatic actor than Corey Hawkins.

Starting to get old? She's been on a mere 4 weeks. Brooke pining over her destiny with Ridge for 30 years, now that's old.

It's George Jefferson's wife. :)

The actor playing Isaac should be playing Eric Carter, he has star quality.

What's the episode score?

Season 2 premiere date and trailer.

And Taylor was so gorgeous!

I disagree. This show is supposed to be about having different opinions and not being impartial. If Paula is supposed to be impartial, then she shouldn't be giving her unbiased opinions on abortion or women's reproduction issues. She can't have it both ways. A thousand pardons, I had a brain fart and thought impartial meant the exact opposite of what it does mean. What I meant to say is that Paula was hired to give her opinion, no matter how archaic and regressive that may be. Impartiality is not her job.

It's the first episode of the season, the first chapter in the book, it's building the foundation of the plot. It doesn't have to make sense now, but it should (and I trust will) later on.

Oh, I did too, but yet again, another bad decision. Broadcasters who serially date young attractive men are not catches!

How are they going to be outraged if they don't realize it? These nimrods don't think this is an issue, they think immigration is ruining the country and their big orange pussy grabber is their savior!

Seriously, I love the character and he cracks me up, but Elijah is just a series of awful decisions, one after another.

Sounds right to me, many roles start off as recurring. Who knows, maybe she could be part of the Spectra team?

It's not Reign.

Recognizable and well known are two different things. "He was in HP and GOF" means he's recognizable. "That's David Tennant of HP and GOG' means he is well known.

Impartiality is the what The View is all about! I disagree with 99.99% of the things that horrible woman says but it's her job on The View to be impartial.

It's not only the show that finds them so boring.

How about because Eric is her uncle? Still think it's a tad over the top, even for a niece. Maybe Ivy has residual anger left over from the time Quinn pushed her into the Seine. Hope Quinn pushes her into Sydney Harbor.

I'm not a daily watcher so I have no idea why Ivy slaps Quinn for kissing Ridge, does she have a dog in this race?

Thanks for clarifying!

Did Trevor Noah say this? If so, he should stick to political satire.