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I only really watched during the Kim Zimmer/Sydney Penny days, but I see there's a trove of the show online starting from the beginning. Any recommendations on where I should begin? Just from 1984 on or should I just start somewhere in '85? I know a lot about the show prior to my short time as a viewer in the early '90s, but I'd love to experience the show at its peak firsthand.

I also use the mobile site, so that could be the issue. This site can be... temperamental on phones. By the way, Morgan Spurlock has posted a statement in which he admits his own problematic behavior. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/morgan-spurlock-posts-lengthy-sexual-harassment-mea-culpa-i-am-part-problem-1067561?facebook_20171213

Oh wow @DramatistDreamer. I thought I'd offended people and I was on ignore lol. Thanks for letting me know there's an issue. I just use the auto embed functionality for Twitter URLs because it pops up an image and text, but maybe I'll just post links to the stories moving forward.

Oh yeah. I posted that link above. This tweet says it all really. Some Russell Simmons fallout: When it rains, it pours.

Things just got uglier with the Russell Simmons story. Meanwhile, PBS' late-night lineup continues to take hits.

I'm seeing a lot of tweets about this re: Salma.

Whoa on Ryan Lizza. Had that huge career high this year followed by a sharp plummet off a cliff.

This was the funniest RHOA I've seen in a long time. It sort of reminded me of the RHONY Mexico trip this past season. Flat Marc. "He in prison!" Marlo deep-throating the bunch of grapes. Too hilarious. Glad they've realized that we don't want to watch endless toxicity, and even though everyone but Sheree and Cynthia were pissed at Porsha, they managed to have an enjoyable trip.

Yeah, any boost BO would bring to the Af-Am vote would be far outweighed by the anger he'd provoke from Alabama's right-wing segregationists, who'd be more motivated to turn out. It's not very smart.

Because his name is all over the news, I present Giancarlo Stanton.

^Margaret Colin is great. So glad she's had such a lovely, lucrative career as a character actress and the long marriage to Justin Deas. (What is he up to anyway?) She was excellent in Arcadia with Billy Crudup on Broadway. Sad that Tom Wiggin wasn't able to chime in on his time on ATWT as Kirk, but I understand that MC is the bigger draw and therefore the focus.

Hmmm. I wonder who pressured Armie to make this statement...

My favorite part of the ODAAT intro was always Mackenzie Phillips dancing, and Isabella Gomez did it justice, so I'm good. 🙂

Oh I think Jo Willie is gorgeous. He's a bit like a young Muhammad Ali.

Tsonga and Pouille get all the attention, but Herbert is an underrated hottie.

Dorinda is the best non-original cast HW in the history of all of the U.S. franchises. And by a WIDE margin.

I found this song twee and obnoxious the first couple times I heard it, but now I love it. This is also cool.

I thought it was adorable.

It's Tom Arnold but...

Taylor's only there for the off chance she'd sell copies (even though she's barely recognizable), and she gave Time her only interview since she started promoting Reputation, which is a coup for them. But if anything Rose McGowan should be in her place.

Hmmm.

I think part of it is also the charges of racism after the call for Conyers to resign without the expectation for Franken to do so as well.

Kirsten Gillibrand is calling for Franken's resignation. Also:

Wow, this new Times piece on Harvey makes me feel physically ill. He really is like a soap supervillain, but soooo many other people have blood on their hands as well.