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Gray Bunny

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  1. God bless David Chokachi. While the heteros were ogling Pamela Anderson, the gays were awakening to "Cody".
  2. Yeah, nothing really stood out. We'll see how it goes.
  3. https://pagesix.com/2026/02/25/celebrity-news/rhoslc-star-mary-cosbys-son-robert-dead-at-23/ Mary Cosby's son has died at age 23. Wow... So sad.
  4. Overall, I love my show and recommited to it after the domino cancellations of 2009-2012, but this has been my problem with DAYS in the last decade+, in addition to the piss poor budget... The enjoyment of the ride has greatly declined. Usually, when you have good well-planned storylines, we the audience anticipate the climax and denouement (when a couple reunites, a villain gets their comeuppance, etc.), but we enjoy the ride along the way: the build-ups, the misunderstandings, the false hope that today is THE day the truth finally comes out, etc. These days, it seems we're just waiting for the story to conclude to get to the outcome. And mostly, the outcome is disappointing or the climax kind of fizzles. And unless it's storyline-based (i.e. Bonnie suddenly traumatized after being kidnapped by Xander in the shed; whatever her issue was), the aftermath, trauma, repercussions of the story arc is mostly glossed over and it's on to the next ho-hum chapter. From the style of the writing, the cheeseball background music (DAYS' music catalog of the last 15+ years is the worst), the lack of budget to make things pop, so much of DAYS just comes off as background noise for the home/office.
  5. Overall, I don't think anyone can top Shemar Moore. There are soap hunks, and then there is Shemar. Personally, Peter Reckell could do no wrong in my eyes, even with the bad haircuts.
  6. Oof, that's rough man. Treat it as background noise and keep an eye/ear out for anything that might be good. Side Note: With all the comings and goings that are announced a decade before it airs, are Lamon Archey and Sal Stowers coming back for good, or just another prolonged visit?
  7. Keiarna has taught me that not all good "friends of" need to be promoted. Perhaps that's why Marlo was never promoted for so long on RHOA. And with that in mind, it's probably best that the fabulous Jennifer Tilly always remains a friend on RHOBH. In her two years as a flute holder, Keiarna has either had a bland personal life story or started arguments with ladies that were whack and flopped. If she doesn't come back next year, I wouldn't miss her. @DaytimeFan Thanks for the Karen link. :)
  8. Same & same. Talarico is great, but Crockett would have my vote.
  9. Part of me thinks Bath & Bodyworks; the other part Public Restroom.
  10. LOL. Nice. I wouldn't mind seeing one of the 3 from what I considered the awkward transitional seasons (i.e. Carole, Heather, or Aviva)
  11. EXCELLENT decision, if the show is to forge ahead. I wonder how Andy/Bravo feel about this whole deal, but in the meantime, subbing Jill with Dorinda is the perfect choice. I still think they need a 6th.
  12. She’s her own worst enemy and ruins it for everyone else. Meanwhile, God bless Sonja trying to do damage control by posting photos of every Latin American she’s ever met.
  13. Her stint as Jennifer Rose Horton was non-stop cringe, too. And that accent on BTG? She and Peter Porte are performing soap parody; save that sh-t for an SNL skit.
  14. Nice to see that a good ol' fashioned snow storm and deep freeze can still bring viewers back to their shows.
  15. I love that Eli is back ❤️ Whatever happened to Vivian's other son, Quinn? He was around during the 2011 era. Apparently he's dead, according to Vivian's dialogue last week, unless the writers simply forgot about him. I never understood where he came from in the first place in the timeline of Viv's life. I see Peter Porte has been attending the Cady McClain School of Regressive Soap Opera Acting. He's so hammy and over-the-top.

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