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The NY thing is supposed to air in the summer, details are in the small talk thread.

The title is a quote from Alex. It's all Spencer's fault. Louise: The twisted thing is, I bet Spencer would have literally reveled in the fact that he managed to corrupt Alex, to get him into his bed with these girls. Everyone wants RIley. Jamie, Sam, Spencer, but Stevie has her. Toff: I know about Spencer, but Christiana doesn't. I haven't found a good picture of Christiane Stinnes. This is Binky's crying season. It's contagious. Alex cries too. Stephanie puts her two cents in everywhere. She starts pursuing Stevie, the nice guy. They kiss. Stevie smiles a lot. Andy is impressed with Stevie. Stephanie is turning English. She calls Stevie's sweater a "jumper". There's lots more kissing later. Mark Francis and Rosie go out looking for cars. Mark Francis: " I'm not going to drive myself around London. I'm not going to be sweating and looking for parking and honking my horn around the streets of Chelsea. This is for the south of France. It would would perfect with the Riviera, the coastline, the sunshine, and the sea air." They go out for a drive and Rosie loses her hat, while Mark Francis laughs girlishly. Louise confronts Spencer on her brother Sam's behalf. "This has been a complete waste of my time. ... Fuck you then!" Jamie tries to explain Spenny to Sam. Spenny complains that Jamie told Lucy about the "orgy". Mark Francis pronouncing Horse Shoes was the funniest line in the show: I don't play many sports, no, certainly not ones that involve throwing horse shoes or shoes of any kind in fact. Sam "accidentally slipped" and told Riley about Stephanie and Stevie kissing. Sam is very smiley now. Jamie wants to pick up where Stevie left off. Riley doesn't want to piss off Lucy. Sam can't win. Next Time, Lucy is pissed off about Jamie and Riley.

Victoria Baker-Harber and Mark Francis

The Toff (Georgia Toffolo)

I like Wyatt better when he's having problems with his mom, than most of the rest of his scenes. I thought they were the best of the scenes today, although Katie and Ridge aren't as bad either when they're not in eachother's arms.

Funny! When I read the first part I thought he was writing it as Bill Spencer. Maybe the Emir of Dubai or the local government is paying B&B to film there. It's good publicity for them. I love the locations that they use around LA, especially since most of them belong to the Bell family or CBS.

I watched some Emmy reels today. Scott Clifton's reel was a great scene between Liam and Bill after Steffie lost the baby, and a scene with Steffie. No Hope At All. Kim Matula's reel was the cabin scene with Liam and Wyatt after Hope's most recent wedding that didn't happen. L Godfrey's reel was a very bad choice in my opinion, back when she was in competition with Maya, getting Maya and Carter to do scenes for that web series or whatever it was.

Louise and Stevie both have birthdays. Binky wants to forgive Alex but slaps him instead, because there may have been an "orgy" while they were broken up. Sam doesn't believe in throwing drinks in anyone's face, but makes an exception for Spencer. Jamie and Lucy are hardworking. Candy Kittens still exists. They share an office and walks:

I also liked the Johnny Depp movie for the most part, especially the train ride in the beginning set to the tune of Nights in White Satin. The rest of it was uneven. I wonder if they will do a sequel.

The actors seemed to enjoy themselves in their costumes. When they got back to 1968 they started wearing more stylish clothes for that time too.

The most epic quote of all, Viki: "You have the gall to comment on my behavior. Look at yourself Dorian, at this pathetic attempt at youth and beauty. You could slather on the rouge with a trowel and you couldn't hide the ugliness underneath. You have made a career, a life's work out of hurting other people. Any resemblance between you and a human being is purely accidental. You are an evil, vicious monster sealed inside the shell of an aging whore.

I liked the twist of making Francis the jouster in the place of Montgomery. I didn't like the big hug with Bash. I was hoping Francis would get rid of hm too.

When they said "joust" in tonight's episode, I knew it was curtains for Henry. They also used Count Montgomery's name, although the show had 15 year old Francis do the deed.

That's a shame because I probably won't watch the show without him. I started typing Paul W and wrote Walker instead of Wesley. Oops!

I cheered last week when Stefan's heart got ripped out. I had hopes for a show without him. Now this week they reversed it and Damon is dead? I thought Paul Walker and Nina Dobrev were both terrible tonight.

UO, I like David Tom just fine. He plays the role of Billy Abbott. Billy Miller played the role of Billy Miller. I wouldn't want to see Billy Miller come back. Bacteria should never have happened in the first place. Victoria is so much older than him, but do they ever address that? Maybe with Victor calling him Billy Boy all the time.

Several hours before the full moon, but definitely rode hard and put away dry from the previous night:

Victoria seems much nicer this season. I think she looked at her scenes from last season, and decided to reform. Now they have her friend Sophie (another Sophie or Sophia) to deliver the bitchier lines. Mark Francis is almost a pussycat by comparison.

The title is a quote from Mark Francis I hope this is the end of BinksMittens. Binky looked great in this episode. "A million people would fall over themselves for you. I don't know why we have to have this gimp in our lives.", from Binky's Mum. I think they edited out the preview from last week, where Binky was just saying they held hands. Now she says they slept together. Andy congratulated Stevie for finally getting his lines right. Riley's last name is Uggla? I think she says "Thursday" a lot: "Just don't look directly into her eyes(Rosie), you'll turn to stone," Stevie to Riley Uggla. Stephanie is still in London. Riley is working for Lucy. The girls play netball. Victoria and Sophie talking about the girls playing netball "Somewhere outside of the borough" was hilarious. Later, Victoria and Mark Francis were funny feeling out of place amongst EastEnders. "He's making no sense, just like his sister." Stevie to Andy about Sam, Louise's brother. When Lucy picked up a drink, I thought it would end up in someone's face. You've dated three of my boyfriends, Who? "AndySpencerJamie" (Louise and Lucy) No Spencer or Jamie in this episode.. Next week, Sam finds a new girl, but Spencer has already been there, done that. Binky slaps Alex. The title should read season 7 episode six. The site timed out after I entered that part.

I thought Riario looked better in the flashback with longer hair. No wonder they named two continents after Vespucci. He got there so promptly. Goodbye to Vespuccia. Oh Vespuccia, our home and native land... we stand on guard for thee. I'm glad they all had strong enough arms to hang out to the parachutes. I thought the special effects were the best ever in this episode. The faux pope called the cardinal Rodrigo. I would prefer that they did more with Davinci and less with the other stories.

Back to The Darkness again. Give me a break. Francis actually looks more like Catherine's son than Henri's

I liked all the scenes with Francis The Conqueror taking a castle with four men and a flaming arrow. It was done well enough to help me ignore that Francis was 14 years old when this happened. I got confused by everything with Hortense. It seemed like she was just dropped into the story to provide Mary with a scapegoat, but Catherine didn't accept it anyway. Helo to Tahmoh Penikett from BSG.

Maybe they're getting a little more historical as the series progresses, hopefully away from Mary and her ladies in waiting. I'm actually liking the series now that they're away from The Darkness and all the nonsense in the earlier episodes. As a historical figure, I hate the Duc de Guise, but I'm glad they brought some real characters into the show.

I liked them bringing in Mary's brother, the earl of Moray. I hope we see more of him in the future.

In London in the 70s, Scotland yard had a Flying Squad. Since that rhymes with Sweeney Todd, they were referred to as The Sweeney, and there was a police drama by that name.