anniebird

No one said that "being in a wheelchair is bad" - but if this is the outcome of the parents' ignorance, they will be the ones who will be the caretakers for their son for the rest of their lives and they should consider that.

I didn't even make it through the first episode - this show suffers from being aired at the same time The Pitt is on. It is so inferior in every way that it's unwatchable.

Was she supposed to have ignored that?

I will never forgive these two for their abuse of the letter Y.

I know a lot of people don't like Boston Rob but the one thing he did better than anyone else was remember that it's just a game and he never took anything personally. There was nothing he enjoyed more than getting under the skin of someone like Lori.

This show is delightful and Anna Maxwell Martin is so good in everything she does.

I understand wanting to make your husband look good on TV but I suspect this is their life pattern. If I had heat exhaustion and a bad headache I would be apologizing to my partner for not being able to perform at my best, not berating them for talking to me.

Ice dancing, which was once the redheaded stepchild of figure skating, became wonderful to watch in the Torvill/Dean era. Then all the rules were put in place which eliminated all the fun things they were doing and now it's boring again. Chock and Bates, while technically superior, are really a snooze to watch and I can't stand her perma-smile - it's so phony. There's no passion, no emotion on her part at all.

I thought the emotional connection was lovely, and Joe seems like maybe the nicest Survivor contestant ever, but I wouldn't blame the other players for voting one or both of them off as soon as they can.

My granddaughter is on the spectrum and goes to a boarding school with many autistic students. They started watching Survivor because of Eva - I look forward to hearing what they thought of this episode. I was very moved by it. For those of you who felt manipulated, I understand, but I think having a child or grandchild on the spectrum makes you hypersensitive to what these kids go through on a daily basis.

And then there's the totally disappearing T as in "impor-ant"

One review I read referred to it as "canned laughter" and another one said it was filmed in front of a live audience so you're probably right but I still can't deal with it - it's so distracting.

Could Beatrice be a bigger suckup?

Is there going to be a laugh track in every episode? I suppose it's to go along with the "mid-century" theme but I can't stand it. What were they thinking?

I don't see how the father-daughter relationship improved in any way. She whined incessantly until he gave in to her - a good relationship would have been the two of them having an actual discussion and then coming to an agreement.