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It didn't take *me* by surprise, lol!

You could blame the fact that Jason didn't recognize Jagger on (bad continuity and) his brain damage, but if you ask me, Jason wasn't exactly a Rhodes scholar even before the Accident That Changed Everything.

James Read? I'm kidding!

Listen, any Playgirl photo that doesn't prominently feature a man's member flapping in the breeze is bound to disappoint. They don't know how to take ANY photos that aren't NSFW.

I'm sure I've said this before, but AH could have played someone who never forgave Sonny for turning his sister, who worked at Sonny's old club, onto stripping and later drugs - much like Sonny did with Karen - and absolutely nothing about the story or his motivation would've needed to be altered. I'd sooner believe that Patrick Mulcahey read my suggestions and has convinced Frank Valentini to hire Justin Deas to play Tracy's new love interest, chief medical examiner Howard "Howie" Hawks.

ICAM.

Oh, dear, lol. Speaking of ABC, remember when "Lost" became this gigantic, out-of-the-box hit and so every network including The Weather Channel and Playboy TV tried to cash in with their own versions?

All that was missing was someone stepping forward as the baby's real daddy and someone else fainting in the middle of the courtroom.

Unless it ends with Dolores Claiborne sending another husband to his grave, tomorrow's solar eclipse will be a non-event for me.

I've watched enough "Watch What Happens LIVE" to know that call-in chats are never a good idea, lol.

I agree as well. But the problem is, where's the drama in Kristina having the baby and then just handing it over to T.J. and Molly? That's why I, too, wish this surrogacy storyline would end, because I can see only one outcome for it, and that outcome is cheap, tacky and not at all realistic.

Steven Ford was one fine-looking man.

I still remember some of those "Friends" clones that came in the wake of that show's success, lol.

Don't get me wrong, Sprina had terrific chemistry, but it seems like many on social media are acting as if they were/are the second coming of Greg and Jenny or Jesse and Angie.

So many memories. I really do miss "those DAYS." And I hope Liz gets to sing at Doug's memorial, too. Something heart-rending and appropriate, like "Goodbye My Friend."

Not even the great Dionne Warwick(e) could have rescued that mess, lol.

I genuinely love this idea, lol. I keep hoping the Hallmark Mystery Channel will develop a new series about a female vet who assists the local law enforcement in solving mysteries in her hometown.

IKR, lol?

I'd rather see Heather try and win back a newly divorced/widowed Jeff.

I'm sure at least one reviewer wrote, "CBS has made a Mali-boo-boo."

I hear ya, lol. "The Wind Around the Tower," which J. Michael Straczynski (who, IMO, is the best writer from the post-Peter S. Fischer seasons) wrote, is good, but subsequent episodes set in Ireland really lean into the Irish cliches and they are, for my money, the nadir of the Lansbury-produced seasons. (Ironically, I think all were written by her brother, Bruce, and the Lansburys hail originally from Ireland, lol).

That was so foul.

In this crazy, cuckoo, post-COVID world of ours? Surely, you jest! But, you know, a huge event like an epidemic would be a fantastic way for PM/EK to wrap up some stories, take others in different directions and launch new stories of their own. I'm just saying. It's always incredible to me how he can dig into characters and find some truths in them that make them relatable. Characters aren't just spouting exposition; they're actually revealing something about themselves, which is how good storytelling should be.

Who else? Ali MacGraw!

"Game of Bedpans. Weekdays on ABC."