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Good for her!

A bunch of times last season I thought that James was the surprising new voice of reason. I feel sad that I'm wrong.

Kristen's response.

Kristen is having a girl!

If it had been me, I wouldn't have opened a bar with Tom Sandoval!

That's how it ends? Seriously? I yelled at my screen, both at Tony and at Taggie.

This just tells me they weren't, and aren't, ever true friends.

If he's naked, 10 hours. Taggie, I swear to god, if you hook up with Rupert, I'm throwing my TV out the window. That was a brutal side to Tony we hadn't seen before. Jealousy doesn't become him. However, I love when David Tennant plays it nasty.

I fell asleep halfway through the reunion, and when I woke up, I didn't feel any need to go back and finish it.

I got the idea Ramses was working really hard to make Marissa do the breaking up instead of him, particularly once he dropped the "it's not you, it's me" (I mean, come on). That way it wouldn't be his fault. Like everyone said upthread, she dodged a major bullet.

I've never seen this show before (now I'm hooked), so I don't know what the expectation is - and I'm not looking for spoilers - but would it be realistic to expect Stephen and Monica to appear on the reunion? Because I MUST know what happened!

Is anyone surprised that Jax gave up custody of Cruz to Brittany? He's probably thrilled to be a bachelor again. He's so gross.

Sounds like you're looking for Below Deck Mediterranean. There's a separate forum for that.

Also guest starring Jim True-Frost, who, like the Sopranos actors, is one of a million The Wire actors to guest on L&O. He played Roland "Prez" Pryzbylewski, the cop who went on to be a teacher.

The new season begins October 7, 2024. And yes, Gary's back.

Doute got engaged!

Brittany has filed for divorce from Jax. About time. Run, run, run far away!

The main reason I'm annoyed by this is because we'll be subjected to more Brock, and nobody asked for that.

Juno Temple is one of the main characters in "The Offer" on Paramount+ - the story behind the making of "The Godfather" - and her American accent is perfection. She's absolutely terrific.

I initially cracked up when Joy and Falling Star quoted "Stairway to Heaven" to each other, but then I realized what they were saying to each other and found it very meaningful. I'm sorry Joy left Falling Star behind.

THIS. Thank you. My friends and I all came to the same conclusion. Two other thoughts. One, I wish I'd been paid a nickel for every "yes ma'am" I heard. I know it's standard parlance in the south, but I'm used to hearing it from children to adults, not from a grown woman to a grown woman. Two, I'm Jewish, and I probably would have stayed closeted about it if I were on the team. (I know Kelli (?) said she was married to a Jewish guy, but I don't feel as if religious diversity would have been welcomed on the team.)

Well, that's no surprise, look at the other guys on the show!

About halfway through I realized that the actor playing William (while quite good) resembles a young Mel Brooks. The episode kind of lost me after that.

That's what I thought, too! Why not give Eloise a bit of romantic intrigue? Let her see the world and have some fun.

It drove me to distraction trying to figure out who Mr. Threesome Dude was, and it turned out I didn't recognize the actor... but about an hour after I watched it, I thought, "Oh! He looks like Russell Brand!" Immediate ladyboner killer, that.