januaryman

Nice that someone finally won a third game but I was rooting for Drew - he was more fun than the blah champion.

Good movie - streaming on Tubi

I was glad that Mark beat Will and now I'm glad that Evan beat Mark.

Adam came to life too late.

I didn't enjoy Lindsay anyway but she could have won with a $1000 FJ wager.

Fourtnately my Pittsburgh station has it listed for 7:00 on Friday instead of a Wheel of Fortune rerun.

Sorry Isaac couldn't make superchamp status - he almost had it except for miswagering FJ. He seemed worn out.

The season finale also airs on the first day of the Summer Olympics - NBC's coverage starts at 7:30 ET, which would wipe it out here in Pittsburgh unless our station plans ahead and moves it. I can usually find it on YouTube though.

Larroquette needs someone from his own era to play against so this is a good move. Now they need to bring back Linda the records clerk.

One more win for Isaac to make the tracker. He's nerdy and fun and much more restrained than Drew, who I also liked. I hope to see these two face off in the ToC.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/martin-mull-dead-funnyman-fernwood-2-night-star-1235935445/

I enjoy Drew - except for the self-applause.

Todd is also Father Garcia on Son of a Critch.

Farewell Adriana. Ken probably jinxed her by mentioning the Leaderboard of Legends. Drew will be divisive, but I always appreciate players with a spark of a personality - I was a Jake fan! They must have scolded him for pointing at the board.

Did we ever see Tiffany and Hobbs share a scene or a conversation before his death episode?

This is the first episode I've ever watched - it wasn't nearly as bad as I always thought it would be, thanks to competent actors. Still, there was too much talk and hardly any action. It took forever to get to the CGI fire scene that I've been seeing in the promos all week.

The first episode was excellent, the second was just good. It needed 10 more minutes or less Jim and Mayim. I'm always a sucker for scenes of walking around the empty sets for the last time. Iain did some of his best acting of the show here, as did Montana, who was terrible in the earliest episodes. I'm still not convinced he can carry a multicam sitcom, but who knows? Annie Potts and Zoe Perry were excellent as always. As with This Is Us, I'll miss this great cast even if the writing and the stories weren't always great.

https://deadline.com/2024/05/abc-fall-2024-25-schedule-greys-anatomy-golden-bachelorette-the-rookie-conners-will-trent-1235915296/

Sheldon's phone call to Meemaw was the funniest thing here.

The Paleyfest event premieres on YouTube on Tuesday 5/14 at 9PM ET

It was nice to see that Kenneth Tigar is still active.

I sensed there would be a tragic cliffhanger based on next week's title - and I wish they had held off on releasing the titles until after this week. I also wish they hadn't spoiled the mood of the last scene with a chipper promo for the first two episodes. I'm glad there wasn't a morbid on-camera death scene - it worked out beautifully as is. I liked seeing the old recurring characters again as a nod to the earlier funnier seasons. I wish Ms. Ingram had shown up but that probably couldn't be worked out. I hope they put some laughs into the final show and Jim and Mayim don't dominate it.

I'd rather have Emily Osment in a new sitcom - at least she's done multicam sitcoms before. Montana never has. They don't even have a premise or a supporting cast signed yet. I don't want to watch it anyway but I'll probably look at it.

Hopefully they'll work out the issues and eventually the unmuted episodes will be available to stream.