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I was hoping the captain would bring back the old tradition of walking the plank to deal with her ladyship Jill Zarin.
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On 3/25/2024 at 7:59 PM, Spartan Girl said:
James by Percival Everett: Could not put it down. The hype is real. And for those that hated the climax of the original novel with Tom Sawyer’s stupid stunt, you’ll be happy know this version that it goes in a very different direction.
This isn’t the first retelling that had Huck be biracial/unwittingly passing, and it checks, but having Jim turn out to be his bio dad? Did not see that coming.
Dwight Garner gave it an excellent, well-written review in the Sunday NYT Book Review this past Sunday.
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6 hours ago, dancingdreamer said:
I don't see Robyn coming back next season, wth for?
$$$
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I'm spacing them out, one per day. It was great seeing Ross getting booted. Now if only Mollie, Jas, and Jaz would wake the f up!
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Could someone let us know who won LCK?
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It was no big deal, Whoopi stood up, walked over to Alyssa's side of the stage and asked him to stop filming. It was less than thirty seconds. I remember seeing Whoopi a million years ago introducing the Scottish comic Billy Connolly at a theater. While she was introducing him an audience member put his feet up on the stage. He was seated at the very end of the row, like seat #1A. Whoopi continued her introduction, casually strolled over. When she got to the end of the stage she kicked the feet off the stage and "That's my stage!". She got a standing O.
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53 minutes ago, Smokeyblow said:
I thought she was very polite and have every right to ask him to turn it off as he was directly in her line of sight.
When I was in the audience of The View many years ago, it was clearly explained to audience members pre-show that pictures were definitely not allowed.
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5 minutes ago, rmontro said:
I loved that line! Something like "What, did you just come from Margaret Dumont's house?".
Yes!
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2 hours ago, DoctorAtomic said:
Just the delivery of the 'haven't heard an Arbuckle reference' was gold. Conan being surly is a great choice.
and Conan mentioning Margaret Dumont!
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7 minutes ago, Snapdragon said:
How are you going to blame your co-hosts and the royal family's PR for the fact that you're middle aged women that acted like teenagers? I'm appalled.
Perfectly said!
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11 minutes ago, bluegirl147 said:
But her having cancer doesn't change the fact the Palace handled things poorly.
And Sarah handled it even worse.
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2 hours ago, Blakeston said:
Re: the valet, when he first gave Larry the dirty look, I figured it was because of the odd way Larry was scatting/singing.
That would've been justifiable. Larry looked like an idiot, not a bigshot.
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1 hour ago, snarts said:
h well, I guess it's better watching them tear themselves apart rather than watching them easily murder/banish all the Faithful...
It's 100% better. That was some good reality TV.
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On 3/11/2024 at 10:27 AM, libgirl2 said:
I like Jean and Dom together. They have a good friendship that could develop into something more.
I get a brother/sister vibe from these two.
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1 hour ago, athousandclowns said:
Where is everyone. ? I usually watch a YouTube show after watching the show but have been catching him first lately and he’s pissed ( and rightly so) about the discussion that Ana commented men are useless, and her gay men comments . Has she lost her mind? I’ll tune in to see Chelsea and hope she saves the show.
Who's him?
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On 9/16/2023 at 4:39 PM, isalicat said:
Circling back around to strongly recommending the "Department Q" series by Jussi Adler-Olsen. This is an incredible set of murder mysteries that just gets better book by book (so start at the beginning if possible with The Keeper of Lost Causes), all set in Denmark. I'm halfway through book 7 (The Scarred Woman) presently. These are very adult and a little gruesome (not at all "cozy") and absolutely brilliant.
It took me a while, but I picked up The Keeper of Lost Causes at my local library, I'm halfway through, and I'm totally engrossed!
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12 minutes ago, 12catcrazy said:
"Nolly" is taking place almost 15 years after "Sister George" so the movie would have been known to most of the "Cross Roads" cast and writers.
And known to some viewers of Nolly. 😉
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3 minutes ago, EtheltoTillie said:
I have a question about episode one. At the rehearsal Nolly was scoffing about Poppy’s having learned the whole script by heart. But then it seemed she was secretly doing just that at home. Did I understand correctly? The real Nolly was apparently trained at RADA.
Nolly was commenting on Poppy learning the script before the run-through with the director (because that's when it gets heavily edited by Nolly). After the run-through and blocking (and Nolly's edits), Nolly takes the script home, takes off the fur, turns on 16 lights and memorizes the script.
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On 3/19/2024 at 1:10 PM, Rammchick said:
I wondered if it was "Bogeyman" or "Boogieman"? The former is creepy, the latter is (somewhat) clever.
I must be missing something, why is it (somewhat) clever?
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10 hours ago, 2JEWELL said:
I address this a lot- but, I wish the cameras would stay off of Whoopi when she is uninterested. Quit giving her the oxygen. You can see it throws the rest of them off when she acts this way.
I get such a kick out of her reactions, probably because the same subjects that bore her, also bore me, we're on the same page. I don't care if it throws the rest of them off.
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It's so interesting how people decide exactly what the characteristics of a traitor are. Diane targets Anthony because he's not a team player, Ross targets Sonia because she's a pot stirrer. While these aren't character traits I would look for in a best friend, they don't necessarily mean one is a traitor. The traitor that isn't Ash, Harry or Miles looks like a young, tall, ginger Willem Dafoe.
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11 minutes ago, Driad said:
Do the writers want us to like Nolly or not? Her line about a coworker "may be late, I saw her at the bus stop when I went past in my car" sounded like a character we are expected to hate, but in some later scenes Nolly was more sympathetic.
Personally, I love a deeply flawed protagonist. It will be interesting to see what transpires in the next two episodes. I'm not familiar with the actor who plays Adams, but I'm developing a serious crush.
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12 hours ago, Anna Yolei said:
I feel like enough time has passed to bring Oliver back and let them have a true shot with one another.
I always felt the actor that played Oliver had such potential. He had great chemistry with Whip.
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1 hour ago, NeenerNeener said:
I think I prefer the US version because I don't feel so bad about celebrities being hoodwinked and backstabbed. The casts made up of regular people were more creative in their treachery, but I cared more about the folks who lost.
That's exactly why I preferred the UK series one version, the stakes were much higher. $50K (or pounds) is a much bigger deal for a regular person rather than a reality show alum.
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