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Or a hobby.

Wow, this was awful. When next season airs, I'll wait til the whole season airs, read a recap of the final episode. I'll only watch if Joe dies a prolonged, excruciatingly painful death at the hands of his victims and/or their families.

What I heard was "Treats...dogs, for a dog." One of my biggest pet peeves of this recent iteration of Pyramid is when the obligatory "What Blank Might Say" comes up, and the contestant gives good responses, most of the time the celeb would just say "Subject!" as opposed to "What Subject Might Say". Mario and Darcy both said "What Subject Might Say". When I saw it was Mario Cantone vs Ken Jennings, I thought for sure Mario was a goner, but MC was quick, concise and looking to win! What the hell do I know?!

Exactly.

In the novel Maurice set in the early 1900's Maurice visits his doctor to cure him of his homosexuality, the doctor advises him to go to France or Italy where homosexuality isn't illegal. After Leonard's stint in the prison I was hoping he and his partner would move to France where they can be together, help people and solve crimes.

I sincerely hope the Captain kicks their asses off the boat! I did enjoy Adam and Harry's discussion of the bunks, it let us know who prefers top or bottom! :)

This example is the kind of sloppy carelessness that is so prevalent in hot topics. Is it 10% of the population, 10% of eligible voters or 10% of registered voters? This happens all the time. I popped on for hot topics on Friday, when in the first five minutes of the show, Joy said Chris Christie received enough votes to qualify for a spot on the debate stage. CC didn't receive votes, he received enough campaign contributions.

I'm in, it was light-hearted and fun. I got to see some NYC apartments. No one was immediately repulsive (not yet, anyway). I was entertained for forty or so minutes.

It was actually titled An American Family. I remember it and Lance Loud very well.

It's streaming on Netflix in the 🇺🇸.

That would be worth watching hot topics. Those two can spout some seriously ridiculous shit without being called out.

Right, it's not about who was invited, it's about who showed up! I have no problem when a thirsty celeb posts something on social media to make sure everyone knows she has an excellent life, only to find there's a backlash. That's hilarious!

Excellent news! This character is ruining the show.

Those three were definitely not Pete, Linc and Julie!

I was screaming "Origami!" at the TV. I had to FF through his playing. Yes, Powerful people was a tough one.

For me, the guest segments are the highlight, it's the panel discussions I find unwatchable.

Lauren Lapkus was awesome! That is all!

It's one thing being a selfish asshole when you're single, it's entirely another thing when you're married with a stepson and a baby on the way. I can't believe any parishioner would ever go to Will for counsel, he's such a trainwreck. The acting by the three young actors in the first scene at the church was atrocious. Thank heavens for Geordie, Leonard, Mrs C. and Dickens.

Same with Adrianna and Julia.

She's a Pulitzer Prize winning investigative reporter, can you imagine how much illegal shit she could dig up on the queens?!

I read somewhere many years ago that Morse/Lewis/Endeavour's superior's had ironic last names: Strange, Innocent, Bright.

I'm also glad that Fred and Win got their retirement money back.

I watched it this morning, those young women were such a delight. And they got two segments. I'd like to ask the producers to leave Sunny off the panel of segments that feature guests who are starring in an R-rated comedy so we don't have to hear stupid stories like her 80 year old father didn't like it. It brought the whole joyful vibe to a screeching halt.

She looked and sounded great! She took it well when Joy asked her if she played Miss Havisham! I'll definitely watch that when I get home.

I can't believe people are paid to discuss a topic like this on a talk show. This isn't fluffy, it's mind-numbingly boring.