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Luckily, this show and the original aren't exactly quality entities, so most of the core audience probably won't care/notice unless the show changes tone drastically....

She's a damn mess.

Despite the Olympics competition, it did well in the ratings. It was a (tied) season high for 20/20.

Boredom and Justin Timberlake go hand and hand...

Interesting Bollywood remix of a Madonna classic:

The cast/songwriters of Dear Evan Hansen won the Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album, so Michael Park is now a Grammy winner as well...

And oddly enough, I believe the Dobson's hated the Ritournelle opening - I think Bridget Dobson once said they would try to write a compelling opening scene and then it would "flash to that thing with the dead leaves!"

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That son could have been a possible love interest for Blake - given the dynamics of Roger/Holly/Ed/Rita.

She also sold perfume for a short time at the mall.

Jackie had so many jobs in the original show, I'm sure her new profession won't last.

I thought Simon and Garrett worked as best friends though. They may not have had romantic sparks, but I thought they were believable as two people who loved one another (platonically at least) and would always have some type of connection.

I also seriously doubt ABC would give them carte blanche to put on a Trump propaganda show. This isn't on streaming or cable, so will be subject to network censorship.

Yeah, even in just a brief appearance, I still can't stand Mel. Tamzin also looks like she's been hitting the bottle hard - she's an attractive woman, but that face isn't ageing well...

This article has some new story details I hadn't seen previously.

Swajeski's AW was probably the last "consistent" era of the show, but I myself never got the big deal about it, and I think a lot of it hasn't aged well (beyond the production). They were lucky to have a pretty solid cast, a lot of whom made the material work somehow.

Roseanne and John Goodman presenting at the Golden Globes - they both look good, and I was surprised to see them presenting:

Holy sh!t - this week was the 25th anniversary of Maureen finding out about Ed/Lillian and the superbly written/acted confrontation scenes with Mo/Lillian in the Bauer kitchen (this Thursday will be the actual 25th anniversary of Maureen's death). "You have reduced us to a ridiculous suburban joke and I WILL NEVER FORGIVE YOU FOR THIS!" will live with me forever. Bravo to Courtney Simon for the dialogue.

Slightly longer version of the PEOPLE interview: https://www.facebook.com/RoseanneABC/videos/10156237122269701/

Calhoun likely retired because he was sick of network/corporate interference. I know Nancy Curlee once said he fought/went to bat for her on numerous occasions, perhaps he just got sick of fighting for his work.