anniebird

I dislike any reality show where one person decides that he or she deserves to win more than the other contestant, and Sam was that person. I'm sorry that Blake and Camille also left empty-handed but it was worth it to see Sam get his comeuppance. Sheriff indeed!

How does Helena stop herself from becoming Helly once she enters the elevator? I've been having such a hard time wrapping my brain around the innie/outie stuff - so all 4 of them were outies in their outie world and when Dylan held the button they became innies in their outie world, right? Then, when he let go of that button they once again became outies in in their outie world with no memory of what just happened and didn't remember it until they became innies again because it was an innie memory. I look forward to learning more about that (maybe) 5 months between that night and their return to Lumon. Also, I didn't understand that elevator spitting the other 3 out one by one - didn't Milchick tell him they didn't want to return? I know he lies about everything but it really seemed that Irv definitely didn't want to be there so why did he come back?

Bob the DQ has completely forgotten that this entire game consists of everyone suspecting everyone else. How dare anyone suspect him!!!!

I enjoy watching Boston Rob because he is such a good strategist and is always aware that it's a game so he never takes anything personally. I am surprised they chose him as traitor though because it's so obvious. Bob the drag queen is the exact opposite - he seems to think he deserves to win more than anyone else and takes everything personally.

I stopped watching Survivor because I can't stand Probst and I hate the changes to the game they've allowed so I'm not familiar with recent contestants but she is nuts. I don't know why they thought choosing her as a traitor was a good idea because she could blow up the whole game. And I can't tell if that's vocal fry or if she just naturally growls. Bob the drag queen is my least favorite kind of player in any reality show - he immediately loses sight of the fact that it's a game where everyone is a suspect and viciously attacks anyone who suspects him. Say what you will about Boston Rob, he always knows it's a game and never takes anything personally.

I knew there was no way in hell they would let this season be Boston Rob-less.

I'm trying to imagine the conversation - "Mom, we need someone to try to murder me - you interested?"

Thank you for this - I was hoping someone would have the air date for the US. I just finished Troubled Blood and liked it so much I'm watching it again (I like rewatching once I know whodunit.) And I don't know how the relationship develops in the book but I love what they're doing in the TV series ("You're my best friend.")

Why is there a 2024 CCB movie on Hallmark? (Home Sweet Christmas) - I thought she left Hallmark for Great American Family because Hallmark didn't suit her brand of Christianity.

I volunteered at the US Figure Skating Championships when they were here in Cleveland in 2009. Alyssa Czisny was by far the nicest of all of the skaters. Maybe it's all an act but based on my personal experience, she is a lovely person.

I loved this movie -- it is far and above the best movie of this season and, while I was watching it, I was thinking that, other than the cast, this was like a real Christmas movie, not a Hallmark one. Kimberly Sustad never fails (and I totally agree with you about Ben Ayres) but Paul Campbell stole the show and I laughed out loud at his "audition."

I'm from the Cleveland area myself (Lakewood) and I've just about given up on the Browns. It's Guardians all the way for me.

Is this the right place to discuss Mistletoe Murders? I am surprised at how good this show is. Really enjoying it.

But never the heroine.

I believe this is her first time as the lead and I fondly remember Robert Buckley as the cute glasses guy in The Christmas Contract.