DramatistDreamer

His character is something of a racist, doling out micro aggressions like pocket change, yet he is cowed by the main character Joe Sandoval. I just saw the episode.

At this point, I am indifferent. Like the interviewer expressed, he's trying to have it both ways-- doesn't want to be seen as a poster child for antivaxxers (which, he essentially is). Concedes that he was vaccinated as a child and the COVID-19 vaccines are likely effective, yet asserts his right to not be vaccinated. Makes little sense to me.

Thank you all for responding. I didn't want to create a separate thread for this but you gave me a response for different soaps, which is basically what I had hoped. Wait, Days won't air their Valentine's episode until after Olympic coverage is over? What, are you serious??

Just a question for everyone who watches regularly, do daytime soaps still do Valentine's Day episodes? Not necessarily, special one-offs but episodes focused on characters recognizing the day? I'm just curious.

I posted my thoughts on that up thread.

It would make a difference to me if the show were a current show, not one whose entire series run ended almost twenty years ago.

Will Valieva (or the ROC) be sending roses to Sharapova now? Her legal team, which included this lawyer helped get Sharapova's sentence reduction for her doping ban years ago.

Sharapova's lawyer did WORK for Valieva! If you don't know what I'm talking about, visit the Olympic Games thread.

This really does give a brief encapsulation of the progress that Felix has made.

The show is funny but what ought to be remembered is the fact that Grammer did not write one line in those scripts because...writers (and I have an episode script and a Sherwood outline saved from grad school to prove it). Also, the people who believed that Grammer could ever have a successful reboot of the series without David Hyde Pierce, Jane Leeves and Peri Gilpin must be out of their minds. Grammer did make an attempt at a sitcom without them once before. It was called "Back To You" and it was awful (imagine, taking the two least likeable actors from their respective sitcoms and putting them together and expecting people to watch)!

When people say Black History Month has been trauma after trauma, for the past few years- Unsurprising, given Musk's history.

This is something most of us already figured out but just FYI.

On Tubi, I caught the first (only?) Season of this series. The writing struck me as being a level above Empire, the last predominantly Black cast series that I watched on Fox. Similar to Empire though, the pacing of stories was a bit unbalanced. That final episode was an example of how awry the pacing had gone. If they get a second series, they're going to need to bring back Nadine Ellis though, because the show needs a strong female co-lead because as much as I love Yaya, she can't shoulder the lead on her own. Debbi Morgan continues to shine in whatever role she's in and that cameo with Darnell, well...hand and glove, is all I'm going to say. After seeing her character get killed off in Insecure, it was great to see the L. Scott Caldwell return in a whole different character. She reminded me of a more malevolent version of Stephanie Forrester. Joe Morton, as much as I would welcome him playing a different kind of character, he does the complex character who has a difficult father-daughter relationship so well. That ripoff of the Solange-Jay Z and Beyonce elevator fracas made me giggle. It wasn't that bad. I saw a lot of those reversals coming, including the one in the season finale but I was reasonably entertained.

Reminiscent of Natasha Richardson. While skiing, she bumped her head. Because she laughed afterwards, people assumed it was not a serious injury and dismissed it, to tragic results.

The Ontario government is taking action.

How many times does that man have to show people that he's a criminal before folks take it seriously?! He's a criminal and he's always been a criminal. Speaking of folks telling on themselves.

LOL, someone like EB just needs to go on ahead and break that fourth wall and say "Why the hell do we keep talking about this $hit, when I was Summer's age, nobody handed me $hiy, I had to fight for my opportunities. She loves her job. Now would you all kindly shut the hell up about it!" RN is a true professional. He endured, not just with or without Zimmer, he endured through those Peapack years, still being a viable character and actor, which is no mean feat.

I know that he mentioned another tournament...Rio, was it? So it's a possibility that he could play that but his body language looked so definitively done in that Delbonis match that I am not sure.

It was difficult to watch at times and I only managed to get the match at the beginning of the second set. Still, there's a poignance to ending his professional career in Argentina, if that was his final match.

Are folks watching this DelPo/Delbonis match?

That reminded me to check the ABC website and I see that episodes 1 and 2 are available to stream without having to sign in. I may check out the first episode later on and see what I think.