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S2E3 "In the event of a failed cleaning prepare for war." War inside the silo or with another silo? How does a baby dislocate its elbow if all it's doing is laying in its crib? I think the NICU nurse was doing things to keep Dr. Nichols distracted while Juliette is outside and her status is unknown. Did Juliette know her helmet had a camera transmitting live video back to her silo?

Ed screamed at Shannon, "Just do it!" Hope Nike isn't an advertiser on this series, lol. Druggie woman was a poor ad hoc assassin. Shooting Cross in a small enclosed place wasn't going to be a good idea anyway. First, she'd have his blood all over her. Second, she'd likely be caught on a security camera before she got somewhere where she could clean herself up and get rid of her clothes. Trying to recreate Aileen Wuornos is plain creepy. No wonder Shannon's hives showed up. Ugh, not a fan of those "smooth jazz," or "quiet storm" radio shows. They're one step above elevator music IMO. The one broadcast by Howard University is good though. (Which is probably what Cross was supposed to be listening to but the show only used music Amazon would license.) That woman Catlin was an ice cold bad bitch. No longer bad enough for psycho Ed, ha ha. The student had become the teacher. Surely Ed's fixer Bobby left some DNA behind in that basement when he was trying squirrel Shannon out of there.

Taylor Swift has been wearing them so apparently they are back in style. She mostly wears trench coats though, with belts. I don't consider those dusters since the wearer can cinch the waist with the belt. A duster should have a straight silhouette, no curves.

That had to be the worst golf course I've ever seen. They couldn't CGI some green grass on it? (Or is that part of TX experiencing a drought so the brown was realism?) Is Michael Peña playing two roles under different names? The cousin who jumped Cooper looked just like Peña to me. Ditto comments upthread, yeah Cooper is going to end up romatically involved with Armando's widow Ariana. He seems pretty good about trying to fit in in situations where he knows he's the odd one out. Drug dealers "borrowing" local trucks and planes to bring in illegal product, and everyone tolerating it is nuts. Did Sheridan owe Demi Moore money or something? Her character is beyond pointless, so far anyway. And Jon Hamm's character isn't much better to me. He pretty much just talks to Tommy on the phone.

The first suspect confessed but to the wrong crime. Hilarious. A makeshift bordello in a sushi cafe. Is that really a thing in NYC? Seems unsanitary. Decent foot chase for Riley and Shaw. Brady's going to have to join Dixon in Florida <fingers crossed> because now everyone will assume she sold them out to IAB. ACAB. The thin blue line. The blue wall. The episode was hitting all the stereotypes. I found this episode unusually confusing. It might have been trying too hard to give the OG Law & Order vibe.

I was mostly stunned by all those dead bodies and skeletons Julliette had to walk on to get inside the other silo. She has an excellent ability to compartmentalize.

Yes, Cole said a couple of months ago that he had quit his job at Oxford. I'm pretty sure he's not working on his book either because he said he wanted to concentrate 100% on building his parental relationship with Claire. I don't know about him teaming up with them. The speculation I've seen elsewhere is that Alan/Martin knows one of them from his past in Europe and they will recognize each other. Which i guess could simply lead to them agreeing to stay out of each other's way, or them having a mutual back-scratching agreement.

Audra, Billy, Cole, Daniel, Faith, Lily, Nick, Phyllis, and Victoria are all unemployed. We saw Cole, Nick, and Victoria were at the Newman's Thanksgiving, and of course Audra was at Nate's place. The absence which puzzled me the most was Billy's. I can't see why he wouldn't have been at the Abbott dinner. Probably no one in GC will know her accent's fake except maybe Alan. And he's likely got things he wants to hide his own self if he's actually Martin. I've been seeing wild speculation that Alan/Martin knows Jordan or Ian and they're going to recognize each other.

There's nothing like a traditional Xenomorph Thanksgiving: Have a safe and happy holiday, Preverts!

Whatever, Kyle. I think Harrison should be spending some time with his real mommy today. Free Tara! 😉 Summer told Claire that Chance wasn't with her because he was working. Guess Summer didn't want to reveal the hot goss on her recent relationship status change. Dear JG, you can spin it every day in umpteen different ways. AFAIC Victor buying Chancellor Industries as a gift to Nikki and to honor Kay is pure bovine excrement. I hate Claire is being used to prop this b.s. unless she's up to some shenanigans against the Newmans. Oh boy, Victor had to play his "I grew up in an orphanage" guilt card, again. KMN. Apparently Nate was not intending to introduce Audra to Amy yet--if ever. Weird though that he and Audra didn't already have plans to spend the day together. Meanwhile, Audra was working the hell out of her bodycon dress. Pastel blue is a rather sedate color for her. Summer seemed to be feeling a way when she watched Claire and Kyle laughing together. I thought she was over her jealousy of them. Hmm. So Billy was willfully avoiding the Abbott Thanksgiving dinner. I hope he didn't spend the day with Phyllis. It's okay for Adam to talk to Sharon but not for Nick to talk to Chelsea. Okay then, Adam. You've deemed yourself the gatekeeper for both women. Sure. Who was the woman standing in the Newman house's foyer while Nikki and Victor made their big speech about family? Re the previews for next week: Jordan is bringing her disguises and fake accents back! Let's go!

Yeah Billy's whining is annoying, and he has in the past proven to be bad at running Jabot. However, as far as building his own business is concerned, why should Billy have to? Jack didn't, Jill didn't, none of Newman heirs did, and none of the current Winters family members did. At best they all started with foundations which already existed. I think the only person who can claim to have built a business from the ground up is Victor. Maybe Sharon if you count her therapy practice, and also Sally if you count her design company. I'm willing to give Billy the benefit of the doubt this time. There were a lot of forces working against him during his latest run at Chancellor, including his own mommy.

Billy still hadn't packed up his office and moved out. Slacker much, William? Then Jill had the nerve to call Billy on the day he was taking the brunt of her betrayal. Poor timing, Jill. I guess Adam must've released those media pieces singing Nikki's praises all over the world. Quite ironic since Nikki barely considers Adam a real Newman. Stop acting brand new, Diane. You knew Victor couldn't be trusted. You sold out Kyle for literally nothing, aka Glissade's empty shell. (Or did she? 🤔) Claire staring at Billy with such wide-eyed fascination during his encounter with Nikki at Chancellor. What was that all about? Not a fan of Diane's dress. IMO turquoise is not a great color for her. I did not have Kyle humbly admitting his mistakes to Diane on my Y&R Tuesday bingo card. Sharon seems to like green leather. Her maxi skirt today was the third piece of clothing she's worn of that color in recent memory. Huh, I thought Jack was getting ready to reveal he'd secretly bought the pieced-out parts of Glissade for Kyle to run. Guess not. What the what? Billy and Phyllis are going to take on Victor. Riiiight, as if Phyllis doesn't have more dire matters on her plate. And a daughter who's a Newman.

Chris Brown was already a much bigger star than Jonathan Majors has ever been. And Rihanna didn't seem interested in possibly sacrificing her rising career to punish Brown. Unfortunately for her, much of the public reaction was to wonder what she did to provoke him. Perhaps. It remains to be seen whether Good has enough juice in Hollywood to wash away Majors' sins. I still think their relationship is a business arrangement, with the most recent payment being an engagement ring she can flash on the red carpet while he grins.

On the show I think Lauren has strawberry blonde hair, which is considered the lightest shade of red. Ashley and Abby look like bottle blondes IMO. Phyllis' hair is also red but she looks to me like she either spends a lot of time in the sun or pool; she has her hair lightened and streaked; and/or, she uses extensions which aren't all the same shade of red.

Sounded like Adam doesn't know Billy doesn't live at the GCAC. Not that he should care. Guess Esther's still suffering from foot-in-mouth disease. Where did she get off talking to Sharon like that? But Sharon put up with it so, whatever. I wasn't really feeling Esther's Barbie pink outfit either. And of course Adam immediately assumed he's the only reason Sally and Billy hit the sheets. It was weird though that they were pretty much putting their new FWB status in his face. Why bother giving Adam the importance? That poor GCAC waiter. He was not trying to be in the middle of some rich people one-upmanship over an overpriced bottle of sparkling wine. After this Sharon vs. Phyllis situation is resolved, Nick might want to consider a new career in crisis management. 😉 He's been bouncing around all over town dealing with it, all hours of the day and night. Nah, Mariah, there's a 4th option: someone "borrowed" Sharon's phone and they sent those initial texts to Phyllis for nefarious reasons. Adam offering a sympathetic ear to Sharon was unexpected. So was his not mentioning what happened with Delia, IMO. Hmm, Phyllis remembered a vehicle that wasn't Sharon's coming directly at her before the accident. Will she do right thing with the information? I'll take No Way, No How for $500, Alex.

If Ed Ramsey's going to catfish people maybe he should get a better dye job. Yikes, a kid saying he wants to ride the white horsey. Whoever wrote that line didn't think it through. "Riding the white horse" is slang for using heroin. The art exhibit was horrid. If you notice your date getting lowkey turned on over macabre depictions of death, you might want to peace out immediately. I did not need to see Bobby Trey's penis bouncing around in his thong. The actress playing Shannon Witmer could be Emma Stone's body double. I kept having to look twice at her. I don't know about Cross being so forward with other people's kids. Not unless he's officially interrogating them or it's an emergency situation.

Aldis Hodge is so hot, I'd watch him read the phone book for an hour. This show got way more political, way faster than I would've expected. Ryan Eggold with blond hair. Okay. Commercials, ugh. Now I have to decide whether I want to give Amazon more money to go ad-free.

Was it known before this episode that Torres was so religious? Those multiple moments of him praying surprised me. Especially when he was praying for Gloria's safety. As the saying goes, "don't talk to God about the Devil's work." Or at least some time on the backburner.

The establishing shot of the Norris home made me think of Southfork. Wonder if that was a deliberate nod by Sheridan? I am completely over Ainsley and her lack of appropriate physical boundaries with Tommy and other men in her vicinity. I think Tommy needs to rein her in. Why does a guy Tommy's age have roommates, his corporate attorney and his petroleum engineer? Seems weird to me unless there's no other place for them to to live nearby and Tommy wants them to be on hand. I did not need to see Tommy cutting off the tip of his pinkie with an unsanitized switchblade. In a hospital. Tommy talking unrelenting shit to a Texas cop was interesting. I don't think coconut oil is a safe replacement for suntan oil, is it? Guess Michelob Ultra paid for product placement. So far I'm liking the cut of Rebecca Falcone's jib. Bet she and Tommy will be having hate sex eventually. Cooper is definitely not fond of his bratty little sis. Yikes on that closing diatribe he delivered about her. He and Ainsley are like the Jamie and Beth Dutton of Landman.

I don't see Claire as a delicate flower either. In fact I fully believe she's slowly easing her way into the Newman corporate empire so she can take it over eventually. But when it comes to losing her virginity, I imagine she'd prefer not getting jackhammered by a selfish tool like Kyle.

I did not say there were too many references to Philadelphia. I said I thought there were too many inside references. That means references only people from Philadelphia or very familiar with Philadelphia would recognize immediately. I can appreciate Quinta's love for the city. Philadelphia has been and remains an important place historically and culturally. And I imagine it gives some viewers a thrill when they hear characters speaking their Philly language, as it were. But other viewers can find it alienating when the inside references become as frequent as--in my opinion--they've been this season. And I've never felt like Law & Order was speaking in some kind of local code to New Yorkers, neither the OG version nor the reboot.

Yes he is but right now I hear even dim bulbs don't want to claim Chance. "Bruh, you're making us look bad. Just burn out already! Gah!" Hmm, after I thought about it for a minute I decided I much prefer the idea of Claire & Chance versus Claire & Kyle. Chance has a pedigree that's better than both Kyle and Claire's; his ancestor started the town of Genoa City. Plus, he's a gentleman and could help Claire lose her virginity with the utmost of kindness and care. Kyle's always looking for personal advantage and would likely make Claire regret being with him.

Darn, I was hoping Phyllis would wake up with both amnesia and aphasia. GC would be a paradise if she couldn't remember anything and couldn't talk. Sure. The weird red tint overlaying the Sally & Billy sexy times. What was that all about? It looked like bad 1970s porn. And bleh on the corny music too. Dear TPTB: you should've coughed up the $$ and paid for Sabrina Carpenter's song, Bed Chem. I have to say though, the staging of that scene was daring. A couple of the coital positions shown probably hit the FCC's decency limits for daytime broadcast TV. CHANCE?!??! WTAF is wrong with this guy? Phyllis had barely woken up and he was already in her face. Loved the death stares Summer was throwing at him. Ugh, Victor got me out here rooting for Jordan and Ian and whatever chaos they're planning to wreak. I don't understand why Victor's suddenly moved into DEFCON status over Sharon. Nothing like cuddling in the afterglow while discussing your mutual cheating exes. Aaarrrggghhh, stop it, Silly/Bally! Speaking of unfaithful exes, yikes Adam. TMW you see your betrayed ex publicly sucking face with your archenemy. And they're clearly putting the finishing touches on some recent, um, adult activities. Adam's eyes almost popped out of his head. <snicker> Re the previews for next week: the Newman Family Thanksgiving, where they count their blessings for what exactly? Being unrepentant @$$holes to anyone who'll let them? 😡

In the Jussie Smollett matter, I suspect he finally found the right people to pay off. Maybe Jussie and Jonathan Majors can embrace their notoriety and do a remake of Bad Boys. They'd probably have to produce it outside of the US though because I still don't see Hollywood touching either of them. Not even Tyler Perry.

It's not Lauren's son, it's this guy from the classic movie (😉) Eurotrip: Odds are Lucy's object of affection only exists in her imagination, or he has no idea who she even is. Meanwhile, I think Matt Damon does a better job of acting like a rock star than Michael Damian playing Lucy's Grandpa Danny.