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Given her behavior at the party, I'm certain she made a very deliberate choice not to reach out to the girls, just so she'd have the opportunity to passive-aggressively hold it over their heads. Same with the gift - she had plenty of time to stop somewhere on the way to the party but she relished being able to publicly shame the girls for forgetting about her. It's too bad it was people-pleaser Monica she was messing with though. I would've loved to have seen her reaction to Phoebe blithely not giving a fuck that she was upset. 😄

I absolutely loved the lion's mane going over the waterfall so I'm happy that duo got the golden brick but I have to admit I laughed out loud at the farmer's little arms waving as he approached the edge of the falls. I wouldn't have been upset if the brothers had gotten the brick but I'm glad the other two got it. I don't think they really need it as they're strong builders as it is.

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See, and I'm the opposite. I don't understand why Matt would appeal to anyone. He's utterly useless. One moment of competence at his job does not negate an entire season of buffoonery. I wouldn't have been looking at him like, "Wow." I would've been thinking, "Fucking finally."

Honestly, I'm a little bummed it's not getting a second season. In the beginning I wasn't too wild about it, but once they stopped pushing the crotchety old man bit with Poppa and started leaning more into the different relationship dynamics, I think they could've done something more fun if they'd had more time. I acknowledge it wasn't the greatest of TV half hours but it had some moments that I enjoyed. I hope DWJ finds more work soon. He was delightful in New Girl and I liked him a lot here, too.

HOW?????

I can't stand Chris. There is no situation that the kid can't make worse.

I'm buying it for that exact reason. I think he's super into Letia but the whole Mormon thing is giving him pause. So he's torn between "following his heart" and choosing her despite that pretty major sticking point, or taking the easier path and choosing Juliana who he gets along with just fine and doesn't have the added baggage of a religious life that he has zero interest in. I mean, to be clear I don't think either relationship has a snowball's chance in hell of working out. But I can see how in this moment he's trying to figure out what he thinks is right for him. I will say I'd hate to be the person he ultimately chooses (if he does choose someone) right now. It must hurt to know that his decision who to propose to was made at the buzzer.

She's already done the show, which is why I imagine they didn't have her pop in even though Goldie referenced her relationship with their friend multiple times. She was far more hands-on than Goldie but I can understand why Goldie at her age wouldn't have really wanted to participate in the "hard" stuff and instead focused on the decorative aspect.

I am exceptionally devoted to Melissa Fumero after B99 so I tuned in. I liked it. It looks like it could be some lighthearted fun. It's terrible but I kind of hope the dead person is the kid, that rotten little thing, but I doubt the show would go that dark. I'll keep watching.

I wish Hana hadn't left the dog behind. I was picturing her pulling a Paulette from Legally Blonde: "I'm taking the dog. DUMBASS."

I'm a grown adult and I was raised to never refer to an elder by their first name. It's disrespectful. It's either Mr. and Mrs., Auntie and Uncle, or other honorifics specific to my culture. I don't call my mother-in-law by her first name, I call her what her grandkids call her. Tina was driving me crazy with how she was acting this episode. Courtney had infinitely more patience than I would have had; those locks would have been changed the first time she came over uninvited or I would've taken the baby back to my place and Marty could come with or stay behind with his mother, whichever he preferred.

I know it's her kid and everything, but when Hen was at Denny's side weeping and wailing and shrieking and just generally losing her shit, I was like, calm down, lady. Your kid is looking at you for how to react to what's happening to him and this is exactly how not to keep him calm. I was a sickly kid, in and out of the hospital pretty regularly as a child, and my parents displayed an almost dissociative level of calm in my presence. To this day, I don't know how close I may have been to death at any point during that time because my parents kept that shit away from me.

Med's not exactly known for its original storytelling. 😄

I laughed. I was like, you planned all this out and you couldn't take two seconds to look both ways before you crossed the street?

I thought this was pretty funny. I loved the guy only at the very end realizing this might impact his job prospects: "You only thought of that now?" 😄

I was on a plane when I started watching this episode. About two minutes in, I was like, "Oops. This is a mistake." Kept watching anyway. 😄 If I were Athena, I wouldn't have had cell service. I can't get reception in certain parts of my house, let alone up in a plane. I want to know who her provider is because AT&T sucks.

LOL, it's right up there with the disease that turns carbs into alcohol. Whenever someone turns up acting drunk and with a BAC of anything over zero but they swear they haven't had a drop to drink, I'm like, "Come on, guys. Test for auto-brewery syndrome. Duh." 😄

One thing Joan was doing during last night's episode that really irritated me is what I call "participatory listening." While the men were talking telling her their stories, she kept saying, "Mm-hmm, uh-huh, yeah!" etc., etc., etc. It drove me insane. Just listen quietly until they're done talking please. I think she maybe thought that she was just engaging with them but it gave off vibes that she was just barely holding herself back from interjecting with a story about herself. . .and then she'd do just that.

This is wretched, forcing her to watch this. Having her humiliation play out live like this is gross.

Right, I guess I wasn't clear. That was my point. I was having trouble in the moment remembering if there are 3 or 4 women, but since .33 wasn't an option (and all the other options were lower fractions) I knew it had to be 4 women (and therefore the fraction that started with .4). With the options that were given as answers, they didn't even need to guess how many women there are. Anything less than 9 divided by 9 is that number repeated (ex., 1/9 = 0.1111, 2/9 = 0.2222, etc.). The only answer that had repeating digits was 0.44. As long as you know there are 9 justices (which unfortunately they didn't so they were screwed), it's just basic math.

I don't believe for a second that they went out to dinner as late as the show wants us to think they did. There were lots of other diners in the background and I doubt that so many people would be out eating dinner at 11pm, even if they're on vacation. It's Tucson, not Vegas. I think they could've gotten their point across about Angelina being inconsiderate without being so over-the-top dramatic about it.

I just lost my mother three weeks ago so this was a difficult episode to watch. I really identified with Gregory as I haven't wanted to talk much about my mom with people, despite the concern and sympathy I know they have for me. I would've been just as overwhelmed by the demonstrations of love and support by Barbara and her family and I, too, would've had to extricate myself from that house, hopefully as gracefully as Gregory did. I'm dreading this Sunday. Maybe I, too, should head out to Topless Golf and spend the day alone with my thoughts. It actually looked kind of pleasant.

I haven't been on the dating scene in an age but when I was it never once occurred to me that the person I was on a date with could have a gun on them. I guess I find it a sad state of affairs that the default these days should be assuming that they might be armed.

Just because he's a FDIC security guard, I wouldn't have assumed that he was carrying a weapon on a date unless he actually told me he was armed right at that moment.