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At least it wasn't in some hideous oversized chunky Dorothy sweatshirt...

If she were, that would be the only word to describe how stunned she was.

Divided casts who don't film with each other do not make for a good season; see the most recent season of Potomac as another example (and even then at least the women would mostly film together as a whole even if certain castmates ignored others).

Don't worry, the real estate agent will thrown in about a dozen bushels of sage with the purchase of the home.

I liked Abbey. As for the Seinfeld crew, they were somewhat likeable, well Jerry and Elaine, at least, in the first 4 seasons or so. But by the end, you wonder how they all still tolerated each other.

Heather just broke out in hives and she doesn't know why.

Why not do both and date Apollo?

Hopefully they can find a way to go on, with or without Kenya.

I thought Wendy was staying but Candiace was out?

Not sure where to post and who to ask, but is there a place to request a forum for older shows/miniseries/anthology series?

We have no idea what type of relationship they have. Or what was discussed between them when she was first diagnosed with the disease. For now and until I hear otherwise, I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt on all of this.

TBH for me while seasons 1 to 10 were my "golden era" of TRW, Miami was probably my least favorite of all those seasons. Still better than anything that came after Chicago 1.0, though.

It would help if he stopped acting like an annoying child...

She has a total of 8 Primetime Emmy nominations, 3 of which she won.

Gena Rowlands has Alzheimer’s disease, says son

Jackie claimed in a confessional/talking head (in the previous episode?) that she knew what Teresa and Jennifer A were up to, but did only say that after the season was done filming to save face?

Dan's statement was kind of refreshing in it's honesty.

I never said I was.

And he helped himself to other people's drinks too. For me, it isn't so much the drunk driving but the lack of remorse after getting caught.

Jamie Kellner, TV Exec Who Launched Fox and The WB, Dead at 77. Kellner was named president and chief operating officer of Fox in 1986. He went on to leave a lasting impact at the network — introducing viewers to popular programming, including The Simpsons, Married… With Children, Cops, In Living Color, and 21 Jump Street. He also created the Fox Kids Network before exiting the company in 1993. The TV titan later created The WB in 1995, becoming the only executive to ever launch two broadcast networks. Under Kellner’s leadership, The WB aired Dawson’s Creek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Gilmore Girls, 7th Heaven, and Felicity. His tenure at the network came to an end in 2004. During his decades-long career, Kellner also led Turner Broadcasting — including TNT, TBS, CNN and more popular channels — and served as president of the Orion Entertainment Group.

For those of us not familiar with her life, please elaborate.

Pirates of the Caribbean actor Tamayo Perry dies in shark attack. Perry, who also appeared in Blue Crush and Hawaii Five-0, was surfing at Malaekahana beach on the Hawaiian island of Oahu when he died on Sunday afternoon.

I think the poor glass of water needs it's own funeral/RIP special episode.

While also making sure your product and/or your husband's product is featured in the background as a bonus power-up of sorts.