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That painting. Wow. Have John David and Joy ever interacted before?

Kelly’s mask issue clearly needed enough time for the swelling to go down. Are people doing their fillers at home? Or are no reputable plastic surgeons working right now?

I gave birth in June and was tested. Even with the negative result, I still had to wear a mask through labor and delivery. Luckily mine was quick, so it wasn’t as big of a deal as I thought it would be. Hopefully Joy’s delivery is quicker than her first, if she has to do the same.

In today’s reminder of post-COVID production reminders, Kin Shriner shows up rocking an obvious at home haircut.

She’s a contemporary to Lulu and Maxie who are both in their 30’s, and she’s older than Michael who is pushing 30 too.

The math on how the ELQ shares are broken down is making my head hurt. We know that grandkids have 10% shares and great grands have 5%. How many shares do Tracy and Monica have? Ned, Dillon, AJ, Jason, Drew, Skye (assuming no one inherited Emily and Justus’s shares) is 60%. Then you have Michael, Brooke, Danny, Scout, Lila, Maya, Oscar, and Jake is 40%, and didn’t Sonny and Jax own a sizable amount of shares at some point? Regardless, that means Tracy and Monica (and Jimmy Lee Holt) have NO shares, which isn’t adding up... Olivia’s indignation at Ned kicking his 30 year old daughter out of the house, after he’s bailed her out multiple times was very eye roll inducing. Brooke needs to learn to take care of herself. It’s nice that Olivia set her up with a place to stay, but she’s just enabling her.

And the matter is about saving the hospital, which was very important to Alan. Skye’s betrayal makes no sense!

I thought Valentin was talking to Skye directly on the phone the other day to update her on the takeover, but maybe I misheard the name he said.

I’m assuming the parents are co-signing the loan too, otherwise, how was she approved without a job?

I was shocked that Jason was upset on Edward’s behalf. Also, obviously Nelle is supposed to be the villain, but I am 100% Team!Nelle. You catch that giraffe!

Especially when his scientific nature prevented him from understanding what a wet room is... I imagine living in a foreign country is extremely isolating, and being in the city center encourages socializing. I wouldn’t want to be wrangling a bunch of young children on and off public transit every day.

Wasn’t Cook killed off and replaced with Carla Hall?

I thought TLC canceled Derick for his transphobic comments, and Derick acts like it was his choice to no longer be involved. Jill appeared on camera during Ivy’s birth special last season, and she’s been showing up to more family gatherings on social media (always sans JB, but Michelle is usually there) so the estrangement might be lifting.

I had back labor with my first, and while my epidural worked (although I could still feel every contraction... just less) I was still in A LOT of discomfort due to the back labor. My first delivery was similar to Lauren’s and it was awful. Second delivery was positioned much better and was a breeze. She said 10 weeks in the episode.

Are they though? Did Brando and Elizabeth need to be in that scene? Did two doctors need to give Jason’s case status? Did Peter, Lulu, and Maxie need to show up in the background? It seems like they’re shoving more actors in scenes than they would have pre-pandemic.

I read some article that said many of the owners who said “list it” still live in the original home.

I feel like there have been some scenes where the actor looks out of place, or the eyeline is wrong. I figured they might be using the same method of layering two scenes, like what they do when they have one actor playing two different characters in the same scene.

I think GH is doing a much better job with the COVID-adjusted production than B&B which is almost comically spaced, but the scenes where they shove 5 people around a tiny desk is giving me (not actual) anxiety. I know they’re doing some fancy camera work and using mannequin stand ins, but I can’t remove the reality of the actors’ health from the fictional non-COVID Port Charles quite yet.

Babies legs are bowed until they get closer to walking. Totally normal.

Buyer pays closing. Seller is responsible for realtor fees. Since Mina is the realtor, she gets her cut back, and can set the buyer agent’s cut.

It’s not Jill they’re erasing, it’s her husband. It’s hard to edit around the groom in a wedding special. Jill did show up in last week’s clip show making pickles.

I think Ivy was dragged around because she was still nursing. Although given how competitive Jessa is, I’m surprised she’d stop to breastfeed, instead of dropping off some pumped bottles for Lolli.

To be fair, she could correctly multiply, where as Austin thought 2x2.5 was 10...

The Munster episode was pretty uncomfortable. The whole “let’s move into my current apartment with my roommate who I may or may not have been hooking up with” vibe was pretty awkward. And the girl seemed to be second guessing her decision to move the whole episode. Do you think their relationship survived the pandemic in that studio apartment?

Ciara admits that she hardly ate anything the day before and used to get so hung over when she and Claire used to go out drinking, and no one suggests that maybe she’s hung over, and should try a Gatorade and some aspirin? Okay.