non sequitur

So there is no funeral or anything for Hank? The writers have basically ruined Dawn. Blackfire story is a total mess and boring.

This is a horrible decision.

I watched the first two and it's boring to me. It's obvious the mother is lying. At times it feels like the filmmaker is creating something out nothing just to make a show. It's weird how she would pay for things for the young daughter, if that is even true.

I've just started Relentless on Discovery +, after reading minor spoilers. Not sure what to think about the family or the filmmaker to be honest.

Jennifer's ending was such a shock gut punch. I think the show could have done more.

This episode was a lot shorter than the others. George seemed really sweet, and what a great family. At least Cencera was honest that she wasn't interested anymore. He needs to focus on himself and losing the weight instead of a relationship so soon.

I thought the Corey episode started out boring, but was a lot better as it went along. He's cute. His brother was so supportive, it was a nice change. I liked Corey's date also, even if it was fake.

I watched it over two nights. I like Meghan, she is sweet and seems to really want to change. I don't think Vanessa will be able to stick with the program. It was sad to watch Vanessa and some of her choices.

I went back in this episode to see if I missed something, because they were acting like a couple having an old argument.

Wow I was actually surprised with the ending order and final two. That was really sweet and felt real. Savannah and Terilisha were being petty and didn't fit the mood at all.

Stage 3 kidney disease could potentially stay in stage 3 for years, it depends on what type. It seems like Courtney did manipulate the situation.

I like the John character, but I think Jack is doing the most work/playing the game. I hope Courtney doesn't win. This season doesn't seem to be as exciting or authentic as last season.

Ugh the twist seems stupid, because they still won't win. Lisa is really boring in the game. Not really liking Courtney anymore.

I like Chloe, and I usually can't stand this type of act. I think the whole bit with Chloe is probably fake or staged. The Bryant and Lee meeting was so wholesome and sweet! I love how Bryant immediately accepted Lee.

I'm on episode 3, and so far none of the girls are likable characters. They all seem selfish and mean. Why is no one telling Terra that her crush is gay? Especially Musa? Stella and Riven look around 27-30, and most of the outfits are horrible.

I really liked the series, and ended up liking younger Joe. He was a great actor! I also like the JB character and thought he added a lot to the show. I agree about Callie, it really slowed the plot down and was awkward. Hope this is renewed for a second season, but it seems like it wasn't so popular.

Honestly so disappointed that Joe is 12 in this.

It's really cute so far. Seeing all the pre-Covid Christmas in New York scenes are bittersweet. Both characters look a lot older than high school.

Stolen Kids- This was absolutely devastating. I can't imagine how painful it would be to never know what happened to your child. The second mother framing the age progression photos was heartbreaking. I guess the best scenario would be that someone abducted the boys, and raised them as their own.

Death Row Fugitive- So incredibly frustrating and horrible to watch. The prison let a child killer go. Someone who is serving a life sentence without parole should not get the opportunity to go to a mall unsupervised. Of course he is going to run.

Jack Wheeler Case- For someone of his stature, it seemed very odd that he would have been asking for and accepting rides from strangers at night. It almost looked like he was limping early on at that point in the pharmacy. He was already very confused and wandered around for hours at night completely lost. I think there is a chance he actually sustained the serious injuries from the trash compactor, because no one ever knew he was inside the dumpster.

This was campy in a way Hill House never was. Jaime's backstory was poorly written, and went on too long.

I watched this based on the trailer, and was honestly kind of shocked it was so intense. I thought at least some of it would focus on academics. Alexa, Rodney and Daequan seem like they all have some serious emotional issues. Instead of working on those problems, they are masking them by constantly looking for the next relationship. I really felt for Daequan, even though what he did was obviously wrong. Had to laugh when almost immediately after Alexa's Dad said he didn't like Braxton, she gets back together with Braxton.

That's what I get for half watching, half scrolling. Such a huge difference compared to watching the first season, sadly.

Hannah also tastes some of the cake batter, and says it tastes perfect the way it is.