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They should let them have a lot of tricky history and a torrid love affair!

I've seen him in lots of dramas (Justified, Dead to me, etc) and he's excellent, so I just don't understand why he's largely being wasted here. Checking his Wikipedia page, he's on two other series right now, so maybe that's it. I dunno. I think that was Keith David, not Ernie Hudson, but he's cool too. I don't think we'd seen his character before.

IMDB says T.J. Thyne, who's a HeyItsThatGuy guy.

George was Lawrence Pressman, who's literally been in everything. I don't know, maybe I'm amoral, but I think this is a case better left unsolved, or at least, publicly. The guy who died deserved it, and the kid was already traumatized, and the case was closed. I guess the biggest takeaway was Cody had been tortured by guilt all these years and WANTED to the truth to come out, but did he really deserve prison at this point? Morgan blithely complimenting Selena on putting the right person behind bars bugged me. I immediately figured Ryan Devlin/Matty was the killer; he'll always be rapist Mercer Hayes from Veronica Mars to me. Plus, he's cute, but he's just got that kind of face. I thought it was weird that they'd never replaced/disposed of the charred electrical plate thingy in the bedroom after all these years. Why are they wasting the foxy, awesome Garret Dillahunt on this show? Is his availability limited? And what happened to Taran Killam?

Brick is skeezy, and yeah, Lucky is a small guy, but he could handle himself and more against drunk Cody, who I'm back to kind of hating. They really do NOT know what to do with him. Also, Lucky is one cute bartender. The show is really wasting him so far tho. Kristina's lipstick/high pony game were on point yesterday. I like Sasha but yeah. She banged her BFF's husband and got knocked up and that happened before Willow and Drew (gross) slept together on the floor of the nursery. Everyone is reviling Willow so much but Michael cheated in a bigger way before she did. And Sasha can shut up about Willow not deserving her kids, tho she did get kind of teary eyed watching the Wiley/Willow reunion yesterday, so maybe she's over that BS.

Again, so...odd.

Any speculation here? It's very odd if Noel just...didn't show up for filming. Contract dispute? He posted on IG today about David Lynch's death (RIP sir) but hasn't addressed this as far as I can see. It seems very unlike him.

That was Dana Ashbrook?? The old-looking boyfriend guy? He will always be Bobby Briggs from Twin Peaks to me, and he was SO beautiful. I'm a little shook, to be honest. I can't even focus on the actual episode learning that.

I had this same thought, but we've never seen Sam really care about a guy before, I think. She was confident about the hot guy next door, but that was just sex. Yeah, though a lot of people don't believe it, a lot of big girls have no problem getting laid, and don't hate themselves or their bodies. But she's really into Iceland, so she's feeling vulnerable. I do think a lot of Sam's confidence is bravado, there's always an undercurrent of insecurity with her, but in this case, she's afraid of falling too hard and getting hurt.

I thought this was the best episode of the series, so far. Just ridiculously funny and gut punch sad in equal measure. The opening scenes of 3 years ago were devastating, and I loved seeing Meredith Hagner as Roy Kent's (I can't remember his name on this show!) girlfriend. I hope we see her later. I was so sad for him when Jimmy told him he forgave him but to stay away from his family and friends. I think they've become his lifeline.

I'm in Louisville Ky and we have a fantastic local restaurant that features an avocado dessert: avocado ice cream with a chocolate shell, and the pit is a bourbon truffle. It's delish and looks exactly like an avocado. I loved seeing Dylan's avocado. (that sounds dirty, sorry)

One of my faves of the year. It's just bittersweet and beautiful, and and the sweet, simple message at its heart could have been cheesy but wasn't. I knew Maisy from Nashville and this was such a confident, charming big screen debut for her. And Aubrey's already kind of a legend, but the scene with the hug between her and Chad...that was some phenomenal, subtle acting on her part. I was already crying, but I quite frankly lost my shit. Lovely film.

The 2019 Sairose Ronan/Greta Gerwig version is EXCELLENT tho! Jason's a thug. Michael's an idiot. Drew is a creep. Who are we supposed to root for on this show? Even beautiful, sweet Lucky is a whiny deadbeat.

Pepper is actually Bridget's pooch Lulu! Which makes it extra sad she didn't get to adopt her

Cuz she has a giant crush on him. Girl, me too.