RealityCowgirl

Sigh. I miss the simple days before when at least basic modeling principles and quality photographs were a priority to someone. I suspect the credible photographers who offered that wouldn't be caught anywhere near this mess. I sat through a lot of Tyra's extra silliness to get to that small reward.

Drew probably overdid, but this is a welcome departure from Tyra's pity cases. He's someone who actually hires models, has those connections, and - yes - can help do what he stated. That she refuses to get that major reality check must be frustrating. That's also where, like others, I do have a problem with overdoing the "boss/brand" nonsense this season.

If memory isn't failing me, I believe there was an even weirder part of the story: she also "spoke" to Princess Diana. Lovely, affirming conversations. Di "approved."

My life is complete: I finally saw B-L-A-N bride yesterday. The icing on the cake for me were the construction paper (i think - cheap, whatever they were) butterflies that had nothing to do with her stated theme. This from a woman who trashed the others for not going as far as they could to realize their respective visions.

What more can they say about the few "moments" shown that hasn't been said or obvious to anyone watching or listening? And why, in heaven's name, would they need more than one "part" to rehash the old and borning? YOU ARE NOT INTERESTING PEOPLE.

I came late to Juniors 1 (mother ship burnout). Were there so many gimmicky challenges?

And we're supposed to use her as our healthy living role model.

No clue re work done; but I follow her on Instagram, where the real Megan usually bears little resemblance to the character i remember - or the woman in the pic above.

Didn't he leave his pregnant girlfriend for this skank? He's no prize.

So that's tonight's show, not just a lame promo? Browns, you suck. TLC, you suck more.

There's acknowledging the obvious, e.g., as a white, middle-class woman I can't completely grasp someone else's very different life experiences even as I want to and I try. Then there's willful ignorance. Good heavens. How can one go through life - interacting with people, observing, reading the freaking news (or anything else) - and find any of this shocking? Jill is despicable if she was represented accurately here and stupid if she's allowing herself to be portrayed that way for whatever spotlight she thinks she and her no-talent daughter are getting from participation in this mess.

Career journalist and 10-year blogger here. What the hell does that even mean?! The byline tells you WHO WROTE THE FREAKING WORDS.

Agree on both counts. Too much time wasted saying nothing more informative than Kelly's go-to "bee-u-ti-ful" and equally lame phrases. Looking in particular at you, NeNe, and that "Star A, we need to talk" you had going on last night. And the mouth guard thing was wrong on so many counts.

I got more "fashion" watching the snippets shown on E! News last night than I did watching "Fashion police." That is unacceptable.

If Grey's, I think he means Bailey's husband, who was in an accident on the way to the hospital when she was in labor with Tuck. He had a different last name, so that didn't connect. Someone called his cell number and got another intern.

Because the spoiled brat's real life isn't fabulous or interesting?

Didn't she get this magazine feature before Mykelti and Mr. Home Equity Loan?(Not counting the online photo posted by US right after. An actual feature article.) If that's true and I didn't miss larger coverage somewhere, that tickles me far more than it should.

Totally agree. Not sure I'd trust my vision of an important occasion to Meri. Not that they're all that posh, but come on. Corn cans... Tending to (most of) the critical details to make that occasion a success? Yeah, sure. (Organizing my disastrous house, absolutely.) I actually gave her a lot of credit when Maddie tossed that big task onto her plate at the last minute (as far as we know).

Yeah, I fast-forwarded through most of the ancient catfish crap (too little, more than a year too late, girlfriend). But please. We read your texts and saw too many banana pics.

Grateful, Empress1. If I live to see hair again, it can come in any way it wants. :) Red's "virgin" issues may be more problematic (admitting I'm unfamiliar, though I stand by previous comment that modeling, and this show might be ill advised if it is that important to you). But "flirty" twin will survive the trauma of her cut. (And if she's half the model she thinks she is, she'll "flirt" right through the horror.) Pretty sure none of the other makeovers are irreversible.

Wyoming native here. Crusty old rancher types like Winn (Wynn?) Brown are a dime a dozen. Kids find varying ways to meet, adapt, reject parental expectations and lead healthy lives. Kody had his response. We can offer some guesses about that response based on snippets we see in the show, but who knows. As others have pointed out, childhood traumas need not be adult destinies. Also affirming what others are offering about young parents and school. I've encountered downright heroic stories among the adult students in my online courses. If Maddie makes it through a bachelor's degree with a child, now or in the future, more power to her. But it will never be easier than when she was as USU and school was her primary purpose. Heaven help Mykelti if she ends up in a similar situation. She doesn't seem to have the focus potential. But go ahead and prove me wrong, girlfriend. I'll be on the sidelines cheering you on.

Thank you!

I am an old white woman, willing to admit I didn't get her strong reaction. But then, I'm literally in the middle of my second chemo round (as in IV pumping as I type this)for stage 4 cancer. My hair is falling out in clumps pretty much non-stop. My sense of perspective re hair is a bit skewed at the moment.

Except that her name isn't Patsy: http://dancemoms.wikia.com/wiki/Kaya_Wiley https://www.google.com/amp/s/neverdateawriter.com/2013/10/11/kaya-morris-wiley-vs-black-patsy-part-1/amp/?client=safari Now, something I didn't know before reading the second: she claims she hates it but TLC keeps using it. Okay... You have no say in how you use/respond to it? Really? You never had the power to tell your own mother, who supposedly started it all, to cut it out before it became your calling card on national TV? Really?

Not necessarily on topic, but humor me. I live in the Denver TV market, which means we've had not only national programming around the anniversary of Jon Benet Ramsey's murder but extensive local coverage as well. "Black Patsy's" prideful use of that name will never not piss me off.