Wendy

Not only is this regime crazy and evil, but it's also incompetent. To not even alert Kuwait is just peak stupidity.

What a lovely speech from Seth Rogen about the fantastic Catherine O'Hara. And the audience's reaction is a perfect illustration of just how much everybody respected and loved Catherine, too. ❤️

Who, though? Because, at the end of the day, it's the Ellisons. And one only has to look at the trash pile that CBS has fast transformed into under Bari Weiss and the Ellisons steering the ship (into a proverbial iceberg). I'd say those employees are right to be upset/worried/angry. Because it's all about subverting actual journalism to bend the knee to a toddler tyrant.

Hope is all I have left with this Trump-ian s.hitshow.

So, Days is "I'm my own grandfather" on steroids.

And right there, AI already mucks it up: Melissa is Sarah's sister, not aunt. I just don't like or trust AI. All of this is amusing to read, but it's so sterile, without human emotion driving the dialogue, etc.

I haven't watched SVU since S5, but I believe you! 😄 (Even the scarce promos I see for the show now seem...overwrought, to put things kindly.)

Well, she did also do the requisite Law & Order guest role as defense attorney Michelle (Shelley) Kates in "Paranoia" (Season 6, Episode 6, if anyone wants to watch it on Disney Plus/Hulu! (Edited for the correct streaming service; Peacock does have the show, but only S13 to S20, I think!) Duncan's sparring with Sam Waterston's Jack McCoy was entertaining!) The L&O Wiki also says she played a judge - another character named Virginia Farrell - on SVU in 2014 and 2015.

I recall reading that, during RKK's first stint on Another World as Sam Fowler, he threw a chair at Sandra Ferguson (Amanda), and that is why Charles Grant's Evan Bates and Amanda started their affair, as she no longer wanted to work with him (RKK, obviously!). Gee, I can't imagine why! Which makes me disgusted that RKK continued to get roles after s.hit like this.

I remember that reboot! Didn't last long, though. 😋

Oh, we all know they want to rush this. But I'd think - if Dems do retake Congress this November - if it does go through, the next step could be antitrust moves and demanding this be broken up. Happened for AT&T. Then again, the corruption wasn't as blatant. Guess we'll see.

Even if they don't, it could be full steam ahead. See Alex/Stephanie and Brady/Sarah as other examples. (But considering Hank Northrop's familial legacy, I hope the show is actually starting to invest in Liam.)

I think it's obvious why Jeremy was brought on. To be a red herring/obstacle to the boring, snoozeworthy Stephanie/Alex pairing. Just a straw man, instead of exploring Jeremy in his own right.

Michael Roark is actually a good actor, his character is part of the show's premiere family, and his Jeremy could go in many directions. And he even resembles Roark Critchlow's Mike Horton. So, of course, let's cut him and keep boring Alex. And this show wonders why viewers don't stick around.

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