Faulkner

Not to be a wet blanket and admittedly I don’t have the loyalty to DAYS as others do, I kind of wish they’d moved it to Peacock. I can’t get excited about these shows on broadcast network TV anymore.

Damn, Porsha.

Zoe sobbing in Carter’s room (still in that HIDEOUS pink serpent dress) with Quinn cowering under the bed. Classic campy B&B.

Ugh, Chelsea and her confession… I hate this show. There’s no one rootable in this story.

I couldn’t watch, but Diego (unless he was injured) is a good win for FAA.

This couple in France 🇫🇷

The Weeknd and Ariana are No. 1 again, and Miley enters the Top 10 for the 10th time. Dua might get her first No. 1 next week…

NBC will not air the Golden Globes in 2022:

BH taglines.

Renewed for S18: https://deadline.com/2021/05/greys-anatomy-renewed-season-18-ellen-pompeo-chandra-wilson-james-pickens-jr-station-19-season-5-abc-1234753110/

Word. Kinda looking like Bugs Bunny there.

I remember KHC did a stint on Noah’s Arc, but he’s denied being gay. Unless he’s comes out more recently (this interview is from a few years ago), he denies it around 12:20 of this video:

This show…

The Charlie story was for nothing too ultimately. (Allie and Tripp should absolutely have struggled more with her initially accusing him of rape.) The plotting is so poor.

From ATL 🇺🇸

Kenya and Brooklyn on a magazine cover:

Sorry, I meant “All Access”… https://variety.com/2021/tv/news/all-access-canceled-last-episodes-to-air-in-june-exclusive-1234928631/

I always come back to this one, but Felicia and Lorna scenes (Dano and Coppola) on AW were such gold:

From LA 🇺🇸

Admittedly I am a list whore, if only to use them as a discovery tool for songs/TV shows/movies I might have missed, so for me, the more eclectic, the better. And they are great clickbait to get folks angry. This list is predictable, aside from a few streaming-era obscurities in the 80-100 range, which is my problem with it. A very straight-American-white-male’s canon of TV comedy, which we’ve seen done ad nauseum. A few nods here and there to black sitcoms. Perfect for the Boomer-GenX Rolling Stone readership. I’d be much more interested in something more global. (Of course, people seeking validation of their own tastes would be pissed that their favorite ‘80s comedy was displaced by some Korean show.) But yeah The Simpsons has disgraced itself for going on far too long. It was great the first few years.