whack-a-mole

Given nowhere else, Melissa Benoist's latest Supergirl news is here. I'm not sure why she seems so miserable as even on Glee she was bland at worst, but she seems really miserable for some reason.

Back when this began, he was schtupping a CW actress half his age and seemed to think that relationship was going somewhere. It was one of the more plausible plots the show had going, so of course they bailed on it pretty quickly.

Things that flop like a dead fish don't tend to get much press unless it's paid or some kind of favor. Somebody at EW is either banging somebody related to the show or getting some sort of payoff. Nobody likes this mess that much without getting either a trip to o town or some cold, hard cash.

Thanks. Through no fault of your own, that sounds no better. I'll save my eyes from having to see that. I'm sure there are plenty of kittens on youtube to keep me entertained if I get desperate.

I was about to watch this when I decided to check out the reaction here. Am I reading correctly that a significant portion of this episode is about a hamburger phone? Never has a title been more of a whap to the head of a viewer than this one. Fine, I get the hint. I'll watch the Daily Show instead. You know you.

Wasn't Noxon also on Glee when it went off the rails? Team Garofalo. She knew. She got out. May she find better work in the great tomorrow.

I want Cookie to be with him just long enough for her to have some happy fun time and Anika to flounce to offscreen land. Then she can find somebody who appreciates her awesomeness fully.

Cookie's done hard time. She's probably as prepared for the zombie apocalypse as she is for everything else. Those stilettos could do damage.

Newbie writers can't be blamed for how far this show has gone wrong. They write whatever they're told, and probably to outlines they're handed. They're trying to get their feet in the door. I feel bad for them that it's this, but it pays better than something on Youtube and I wish them well with whatever they can book off it next. We can judge them later when they're in any sort of position to make creative decisions. They won't get a lot of benefit of the doubt having this mess in their history, so they should really sharpen their metaphorical pencils and be ready to go when they get the chance.

Thanks, ScoobieDoobs. Now I know who to curse when watching this mess. Also who to avoid in the future. There's hate watching for the lols, and then there's hating yourself for watching. This is the latter. How did multiple adults come together to think any of this was a good idea? I honestly can't think of any named character in this show who doesn't need to be grounded for a few weeks to think about what they've done.

I spent a few minutes on both imdb and wikipedia. They seem to not want to admit to this one. Somebody got paid; it has to be somewhere. I'd love to be corrected so I can make the proper voodoo dolls. Somebody tell me I'm stupid and the answer is obvious. I've got a blank space and I'll write your name.

I do think this is some of the point of Walter (and Dave). They wanted easily disposable interim love interests they could ditch at a moment's notice without much fan consequence. I guess they did manage that, but at what cost? Both would have been better off with new, cute college guys who have to exist even in the Ohio college scene. There are too many huge colleges with LGBT organizations in driving distance for that to not be completely plausible without resorting to people with histories of bullying them both or having kids their ages. It came off looking like both guys are bad at dating like normal 20-somethings instead of meant to be with each other. The wedding just looks desperate. There are other options out there that aren't nearly this screwed up. They created a heck of a false choice here.

I watched this. I wasn't even drunk when I watched it. I'm still not sure what it was about. Abby flipped out at getting everything she wanted in her divorce and threw down a weird ultimatum about summer camp. Lawyer woman told her she was nuts and dragging out the divorce because she was unready to let go. The kids were horrid. There was a shoplifting thing that never got resolved. People yelled a lot. IDK, I've become numb. Somewhere in this I decided trimming the cat's nails was more interesting than the show and I did that as it played on in the background. I'm sure I missed some things, but they probably didn't matter.

These kids are going to need so much therapy later in life. That assumes they get that far without winding up in prison. What parent doesn't punish a kid for kicking somebody unprovoked and that ridiculous screaming on the floor tantrum? I get that the kid was annoyed about the boyfriend, but you talk out the issue and punish the inappropriate actions. He should have been in his room the rest of the episode. Also, the ghost thing was nuts. Who encourages that ... entire plot in front of their kids who may never sleep again after all that nonsense they just got fed? I'm ignoring the rest. They're all caught up in nonsense and less mature than most of the kids.

Don't tell me they found a way to cobble together the data to make this mess sound successful. I've been cheering on those "only three episodes left" commercials because the end is near.