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Ahhhh…. Yes, you are correct. Forgive me. However, we viewers knew he was going to visit his wife so I wasn’t surprised when he returned. That was my point.

While I’m disappointed to hear that specific scenes were cut regarding Cyril’s trip to visit Lucille, it wasn’t necessarily a surprise to see his return to Poplar. The viewers already knew the Buckles bought him airline tickets so I just assumed he had gone on his trip and was returning (between episodes).

I watched all episodes of this show specifically for adult AND young Tully along with young Kate. Great performances by all three women. I never quite warmed up to the adult Kate character or Sarah Chalke, in particular. However, I loved and appreciated almost everything about this show. It was a good run.

After being disappointed with the premiere episode last week I said I’d give it one more chance tonight. I made it about half way through and decided the show is not for me. 👎

Agree. As of now, I have no reason to root for Cash. Also, I cannot believe Marcus Rosner’s character was killed off within the first ten minutes. What?

I completely understand the reasoning Grandma followed when choosing number 3. She’d be very close, in proximity, to her family and still maintain independent living for herself and her dogs. I wish her the very best.

I thoroughly enjoyed everything about this episode and I’d also love to see Ivan return to the show, sporadicly. Interesting character played perfectly by a talented actress. Is this the last episode of the season? Thanks.

You’re welcome. It took time for me to get past that episode, emotionally.

Christina’s friend (The sister-in-law of Christina’s best friend with the long dark hair, who we have seen numerous times on these shows.) enlists Christina to redesign her kitchen and bathroom to accommodate her issues with being wheelchair bound. Sad to say, the gal was suffering with ALS at a young age and the disease was rapidly progressing. She was married with two young children and we got to “know” her and her husband during the progression of the episode. The entire project took roughly three months and had a couple of hiccups along the way. As an audience, we saw the woman’s health decline as time moved on. Sadly, she died before the remodel was completed. It is a very heart wrenching episode.

It’s not just you. Count me in. Kyle has become even more of an an utter fool and I truly appreciated the way Adam bested him without much effort. Also, I don’t care one bit about Daniel et al. Zero interest. Pffffft

I agree but I’m wondering if Bananas would have been as generous considering what he did to his partner several years ago. (I can’t think of her name at this moment. Sorry.) I remember being flabbergasted at his selfishness. How can he live with himself?

Wow! That Christina in the Country episode was beyond heartbreaking. I’m still thinking about it. Such a sad story. I’m a little surprised it was broadcast.

I understand the winning pair will split one million dollars. Will the second and third place teams win any money at all? I remember runners up on other seasons did take home a lesser dollar prize. Thank you.

Occasionally, I’ll settle in and watch a rerun episode of this show because I was always a fan. Within the last few days, the two episodes regarding Frost’s death were broadcast again. Although I clearly remember both of them, I was glued to my tv so as not to miss a moment. Filming must have been very difficult for the entire cast.

Bingo ^^^ You just answered one of the biggest questions I had regarding this case. I couldn’t wrap my mind around why he left his daughter alone in the house for hours. You’re absolutely correct. Thank you.

True. This show has its faults but I hope it’s not canceled.

Decided to give this series a try and I’m happy I did. Will definitely watch the next episode. I will say I liked the teenage character Alice much better in 1999. She came off as an obnoxious brat in present day. I suppose I could say the same for her grandmother.

I’d like Alison’s husband, Chuck, to be more visible. Rooting for their marriage is impossible considering the audience doesn’t know much about him or them. Of course, that is probably what the writers were going for considering Alison’s state of flux. I like this show. Marcia Gay Harden and Sean Astin are great.

I tuned in to the first episode on Bravo a bit late. How were the three traitors chosen and how did they become aware of one another? Thanks.

THIS ^^^

I think it’s interesting that Amy doesn’t want to put in the middle of the “Matt situation” by her children, yet she places Chris in that spot all the time. That said, I think Chris enjoys it.

I enjoy this show, in general. It’s gotten better since the first couple of episodes. I LOVE the family dynamic between Vince, Sharon, and Bode (mostly Vince and Sharon). Glad the have introduced Vince’s brother. I also enjoy the character who plays Gabriella’s dad. Very good actor. I’d love to see more personal involvement and backstory with the other prisoners. I think Gabriella is completely miscast. Zero chemistry with Bode and Jake. Plus, nothing about her body language or acting choices screams “firefighter” to me. I actually laugh when I watch her trying to “be” a firefighter.

As much as I understand and agree with Christine’s decision to leave Kody, I cannot help but feel she is privately enjoying all the attention. (From Kody, her sister wives, and the tv audience.) It is written all over her face. I don’t think I ever remember her being considered a camera forward member of the family. In my observations from watching the show since season one, I have noticed attention from Kody is something she has always craved especially since Robyn came into the family. Her jealousy of Robyn was apparent. Christine has admitted as much.

I’ll never understand why the writers are so Stella Kidd obsessed. It reminds me of the Gabby Dawson era of the show. Ugh!

I really enjoyed this episode. 👍