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I don't think the ladies were wrong for not immediately jumping up to wipe his tears. None of them are his mother and what he did was kind of selfish.

So you don't believe Vanessa had an issue with Danielle L when she was actually talking about her being on the two on one but Rachel obviously must have an issue with her per this episode based on a eye roll that didn't happen? Yeah okay. RS is usually on point so I'm inclined to believe him.

It was so obvious Vanessa had an issue with Danielle L. She couldn't keep her name out her mouth and kept harping on why she was on the two on one.

From what I read there was a lot of unlike able Vanessa stuff edited out this episode

They left the reason why the girls were crying during the volleyball game on the cutting room floor and thought people wouldn't question it. I don't see Nick as having real interest in these women either. I didn't see any connection with him and Kristina( anyone with a heart would be moved by her story) and then he gave her the stay another week pity rose.

There was alot of drama cut out of this episode and I'm not even sure why because not like they filled the gaps with anything important.

Exactly and then she compared the woman to her personal nanny I rolled my eyes so hard. I'm sure it is not in Lorna's job description to do all the above and beyond she was doing for Corrine.

Yes it does matter when black women have a history of taking care of white pampered princesses. And its would be one thing if it was just her delivering her food but she was fixing her towel behind her too.

I'm not seeing this great intelligence some of you are seeing with Nick. Corinne's treatment of Lorna was gross. Rich white girl being catered to by a black housekeeper. Did they actually think that was a good look?

I complain about this every week but Jesus be a speech coach! Listening to Nick talk is painful!

I don't follow anything Hallmark related on Pinterest but Love at First Glance is being promoted by them on my homepage among my suggested pins

Twitter has helped me go from "Eh I just don't care about so and so character on GH" top "I really can't stand this actor and they can leave tomorrow"

This show feels cartoonish with the overacting styles, dramatic music, and the way they dress. But then at the same time the dialogue, the murder mystery plot and the young teacher sexing the student plot screams trying hard to be dark and edgy.

This episode was boring and the dialogue is atrocious! And the acting was cringe worthy too. And despite all the characters having names from the comics I've not getting Archie vibes from this show. And it's trying to hard to be edgy but just comes across as dated with all the Tumbleresque rhetoric being spouted. And that version of Sugar Sugar was terrible.

GH hasn't had a decent vixen in a long time.

DAYS tried by grabbing Passions actors and trying to recreate Passions big couple and it lost them viewers so they stopped.

Why is Jamie even still on this show? She's so obviously more attracted to the women than Nick

Posted this in he race thread but forgot to post it here. Hallmark is working on a project with Holly Robinson Peete. http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/entertainment/television/Holly-Robinson-Peetes-Hallmark-project-has-Scandal-connection.html

Exactly I don't get why people swear up and down that black folks lighter than a certain shade have to be mixed. Granted my family is generationally mixed and we all come in different shades but we always identified as black. I have cousins with dark skin parents who are light skin

I thought I was one of the only ones who remembers that show. Years back when TV One first started they reaired it but I can't find the episodes anywhere.

Black people come in all shades an skin tones. You have lighter skin toned Africans who don't have recent white ancestry. As far as mixed race celebs I always through Derek Jeter and Jennifer Beals clearly looked mixed and wondered how people could think their tan skin was just from the sun. Hallmark must be feeling some kind of backlash from their lack of diversity because they're finally working on a project with a non white/ non passing for white lead. And it is long overdue. I saw so many complaints during the holiday season from viewers black and white about their non diverse casting. http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/entertainment/television/Holly-Robinson-Peetes-Hallmark-project-has-Scandal-connection.html

A Moving Romance airs on February 4th Interior designer Olivia Wilson (Ambyr Childers) loses her job in New York. With newfound time on her hands she decides to head home to California to surprise her dad, Neil (Jim O’Heir) for the 25th anniversary of the family business, Wilson Family Movers. Upon arrival she meets the newest member of the Wilson team, Scott (Keegan Allen). With business coming to a halt, she and Scott work together to get things back on track.

My current favorite cozy series is the Brewing Trouble series by Joyce Tremel. It's set in Pittsburgh not a small town and involves a woman running her own brewpub

NSYNC had better songs and moves. And JC had the best voice out of all the boy banders.

Yes it sounded just like Atlanta but I knew he was trying to say LA