Darn

Thanks!

It's crazy that they made Kevin that old, Tim Gibbs looks a smooth 45. Who was playing Joey at this time? Why'd they need a temp replacement?

Melissa and David Fumero just gave birth (well she did) to their son, Enzo. That kid is gonna be gorgeous.

I find it fascinating how efficiently you always manage to mix in a compliment with a dig. Mad props.

Oh my goodness this is a GREAT scene. Wow! I'm shocked it aired on daytime, because the daytime of the last 15 years has been lily white and stupefyingly regressive.

Wendy Muniz (Dinah, GL) is on the latest season of House of Cards. Which I finished in 3 days. Man, those Underwoods are evil.

That show would have been quickly forgotten and a footnote in tv history. It was too soon.

This show could EASILY be on ABC, I wonder if Netflix and Warner Bros. would ever strike a deal with them. I mean, between The View name drop, the DWTS cast members and now JS on DWTS it's like corporate synergy.

You thought I'd never see this, bitch! Sleep with one eye open!

Vee mentioned it in his status feed. Ive never found JB appealing….but I heard he has gotten attractive….lol Who is checking Vee's status feed? I would never. JB looks good, his hair is questionable but he's tall and handsome and very funny.

John Brotherton (RIP Jared, OLTL) plays a love interest in more than half the episodes of Netflix's Fuller House. Watch it, it's great!

Were the Nicky and Alex on my version different from everyone else's? Were they replaced by the Sprouse twins?

I watched this episode and it reminded me of early seasons, which is a great thing because that's when I could tolerate the show. It was people, talking! Saying things! Saying and doing what they mean and not trying to be deep and cryptic. It was nice.

Netflix is the only "network" left that gets me excited when they announce a new project (speaking of which please watch this trailer for The Get Down, it looks phenomenal). Like with all things, anywhere, ever, their work can be hit or miss but it's mostly been hit for me (Love and Master of None left me feeling empty and disappointed). With their dramas I feel like I'm watching a complete thought if that makes any sense. A lot of network dramas leave me thinking "Well, they needed to fill 42 minutes this week". I finished the season this morning. It was such an enjoyable watch. I thought FH was cheesy even as a kid, I thought the Olsens looked like troll dolls, but it was a staple of my childhood so yes I got emotional at times. But also the show gets BETTER as it goes along. If you thought the first episode was complete cheese and had too many references to the original series just keep watching, they reign that in and give you a very classic sitcom. I'd highly recommend it, it's brain candy. Lots of nice people having fun, I can't complain.

This is so fuking corny but my god I'm SMILING like a moron. I'm only half way through the first episode but I'm loving that they're getting through all the catchphrases now. Get that sh!t out of the way fast.

I know the first thing I did after the episode aired, without having watched it myself, was go to YNB's instagram page to see if she'd reacted (she had not).

I bet Mo pushed for her because she was the weaker/less accomplished actress, he could steamroll over the character with her in the role. Her casting was always baffling to me because she looked so...hard. Carly was never a wallflower but SJB had a softness to her and TB was all willowy and built like a preying mantis.

I think that might actually be a compliment? Like he's aptly terrible because Kato was also a terrible actor? I don't know, it's a weird juxtaposition of words.

How often has that happened? A bland to bad recast that essential acts as a placeholder until someone better/someone the studio wants more comes along? I'm pretty sure that happened with Charity Rahmer as Belle and recently with Old Man Burgess as Billy (even though he had the role for like two years) on Y&R.

Well...yes? And she's not talking about them...did you watch the clip?

Actually it sounds like it wasn't one of her leading mean. Sounds like someone she shared few scenes with. Also I think Eva would tell you her laugh is annoying because it really is lol.

Eva Longoria was on Seth Meyers show talking about her time on Y&R and she mentioned that daytime is run by male divas (good to know we have confirmation on that!) Now we just need to figure who she's talking about, someone hunt down that scene! It's GOTTA be Braeden or Bergman.

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Those brown pants make it look like she isn't wearing anything. The fake audience reactions are ANNOYING AS HELL but I like the main actress (I've seen her before as a talking head on one of the news networks). I feel like I've seen this exact same plot on probably 3 different web series...but it was very cute. Ha, I see what you mean about the pants. The studio audience reactions, that was just a joke for that scene, they don't do that all the time, thankfully. Yeah, Amanda and her facial expressions got some attention last year for a CNN segment about catcalling. She was a VJ/talking head for MTV/VH1, and when she was a kid in Orlando, she was on that Nickelodeon show, My Brother and Me (and the cinema classic, Cop and a Half starring Mr. Burt Reynolds). YES! That's her! Oh man, she was killing me! Annnnd now I'm looking up episodes of My Brother and Me, thanks a lot!

Those brown pants make it look like she isn't wearing anything. The fake audience reactions are ANNOYING AS HELL but I like the main actress (I've seen her before as a talking head on one of the news networks). I feel like I've seen this exact same plot on probably 3 different web series...but it was very cute.