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Y'all! I live in RI and just had my first Jared sighting. I was at Federal Tap House and saw him out of the corner of my eye--he was serving food. Confirmed his identity via this oldie in the ProJo.http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20160524/ENTERTAINMENTLIFE/160529756 We tried to make eye contact with him to get a photo, but he made eye contact with no one..except himself. Kept checking himself out in all the mirrors about the restaurant. Had a very good laugh over that! He had beautiful pecs, FYI.

Hi-- longtime lurker first time poster to GH. I love SCRUBS, but I missed a couple of years of their story because of life. Recently, I fell down a wormhole of the SCRUBS story on youtube, and I came away less than pleased with Robin-- totally unexpected since I really thought that Patrick carried the douche bag banner for the relationship. My issue-- Robin' post partum depression behavior. The second she left her baby for hours in Kelly's and didn't decide to get serious about treatment was the moment I lost a lot of respect for her character. That's a criminal offense-- straight up child endangerment. Like, even if you are mired in PPD, you should get some damn help for leaving your baby in a restaurant for hours-- that should be the turning point (long before letting your baby roll down stairs in a stroller). So, in my mathematical formulation-- leaving your baby in a restaurant is pretty much an even exchange for Patrick sleeping with Lisa. Because at least Patrick told Robin about sleeping with Lisa. Robin covered-up leaving their damn baby alone for hours. Also, he's referred to by others on several occasions as the best neurosurgeon in the country, yet she was always telling him how to do his job. That bugged me to no end. And, since I'm on a roll-- she was equal parts ass in their relationship compared to him. He's an immature, attention-starved child most of the time, but damn if she wasn't equally detrimental to the relationship. To whit: the way she treated him when she was first pregnant (making him take her to damn court), her obsession with Jason and Sonny (I mean, hell, they were her go-to confidants when she had PPD!!, testifying in Sonny's defense when he shot his own damn son-- it's just ridiculous), she didn't seem to value him in the relationship (I'm going to go to Africa for a month without talking to you first, I'm going to pretend to go to Africa while I deal with my HIV which I don't want to tell you about, I'm never going to leave you or Emma again...). Anyway, I came away thinking Patrick didn't have the stronghold on douche status in the relationship, and I didn't expect that at all.

Just when I thought Duck was the biggest dick on the planet... a new contender emerges. Dar Adal is Homeland's dick of the week.

You guys, this show is going going to give us all full-fledged Generalized Anxiety Disorder. It's hard to say who was the bigger disappointment tonight-- Duck, Lipless or poor, memory impaired Saul (perhaps it's you, Saul-- since I have higher expectations for you.) I hope that hottie Quinn survives his attempt to SAVE THE WORLD. I wouldn't mind him feeling me up for my cell phone.

There was a recent prisoner swap with the Taliban for Bowe Bergdahl.

I strongly believe that Showtime needs to provide free benzos to everyone who watches Homeland. Also, if you can storm an embassy in Crocs-- fair play to you.

Duck Phillips really needs to get his comeuppance. He's on my last frayed nerve. And what is up with Former Drunk Agent (eta: Redmond)-- is he playing both sides of the fence as well?

Many years ago, one of my supervisors and I were discussing whether a client was telling the truth, and she responded that truth wasn't really relevant, in that we all have our own social constructions of reality-- "believe everything and believe nothing"-- she said. That has served me well over my career (social work)-- and so I'm inclined to believe everything and nothing that Andi and Nick say. There's some element of truth and some element of untruth in their stories. It probably washes out in the end. The thing is-- I like my Bachelor/Bachelorette best when it's a trainwreck- but a snarkworthy entertaining trainwreck. I really dislike when it becomes ground for an object lesson-- it takes all the fun out of it. And this is why, I look forward to Bachelor in Paradise-- because everyone will be horrible and drunk and all acts will be ill-advised. It's the level playing field of my dreams. Looking forward to that journey with all y'all!