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Has there ever NOT been a reunion? According to Rachel Fuda, on WWHL, the reunion has already been taped.

Whoop's daughter is Alex.

Not anyone with the tiniest bit of knowledge of the monarchy, anyway.

Right, he was in the third row. No nosebleeds in the third row.

The writers only know triangles, so I guess in addition to our first side of the triangle RJ, a young ingenue and another young man is on the way for the other two sides of the triangle. I'm guessing Will Spencer, but I'm at a loss for the ingenue. RJ and Will are both Logans via their moms. RJ is a Marone/Forrester and Will is a Spencer, so that limits the gene pool. The only characters outside that pool are Paris, Carter and Finn. Hopefully the ingenue won't be related to those three and will arrive in LA without any pre-set relations.

Karen Gillan should've been on episode that taped Monday thru Thursday. Like the panelists I'm clueless about the MCU, but I know Whoopi, the Dr Who fan, would've liked seeing KG since she played the Doctor's companion Amy Pond for three seasons.

I started reading the Monk novels shortly before the story broke, had some qualms about continuing, but after listening to Perry tell her story, I felt comfortable continuing to follow the Monk novels. Thanks to APs work ethic, I'm still reading the novels. There were extenuating circumstances, she was 15. She was heavily medicated at the time. Her friend was threatening to commit suicide if they didn't commit the crime. One can't really judge another by a Wikipedia article. Other more comprehensive sources have Perry quoted as saying about her prison time "It was there that I went down on my knees and repented," "That is how I survived my time while others cracked up. I seemed to be the only one saying, I am guilty and I am where I should be." Financial restitution? Is that common in murder cases? She moved to Scotland with her mother and stepfather. I don't know if that qualifies as going into hiding. One of the contingencies of the 5 year sentence for both young women was that they never have contact again. Moving out of the country seemed like a smart move. Her career didn't stop after the movie and subsequent publicity 1995. Her career continued to flourish despite the story breaking. The New Zealand courts felt the same way.

I haven't even watched it and I would bet the farm on Whoopi! She's been doing this for years. Poor Sarah!

I'm trying to look at this from Jaiden's point of view. I bet he would be really touched that Rachel would pursue adoption. That picture of him with his little sisters melted my cold heart.

Don't I know it!

These segments are big moneymakers.

They might have to resort to repeating the same dialogue over and over again. Something the viewers of B&B are definitely not used to. ;)

I'm in deep with Tricia's storyline. This time last season, she had a house, a business with her best friend, a husband and a daughter. This season she has lost the business, best friend, husband and daughter, and she's about to lose the house. I share Sam's distrust of Fred's fiance. She's too good to be true.

Roy did a good job, my personal highlight was when he referred to Sunny Hostin's civil rights pioneer friend and all round good guy Don Lemon as an asshole.

It was a thing of beauty, I must've watched it ten times.

This was easily the best episode since Leslie Jordan's untimely passing.

She was, I tuned in just for her. I really appreciated Andy's ass-kissing. I usually don't like it, but in this case it was highly deserved.

Tragic? Carolyn is thirteen years sober, happily married, gainfully employed helping others, has a son, and is a Survivor fan favorite. Tragic is not the adjective I'd use.

Of course they do, Sima is essentially a consultant. These parents are desperate to find spouses for their kids. They'll pay anything.

Having a half-sibling in common is fairly common on soaps. No biggie.

NW got booted for being uninformed about pop culture. She knows more about the current political climate than all five (six) panelists combined.

Has anyone mentioned the artwork in the titles? Is it one artist? They remind me of Francis Bacon.

This is a good show, without a doubt, it's just not a show I can binge. It's not easy to watch. I liked that the whole season was a story, each episode a chapter more or less. If there is a second season, I hope there's a light at the end of the tunnel for Costello and Selby.

Just watched the interview with Diane Ladd and Laura Dern. I could've watched those two all day!

Very satisfying season, much better than season 1. Eight episodes seems the right fit. Loved the original theme song over the closing credits. I'm starting Camilla Nygard's nightly beauty treatment tonight!