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You can't have the entire cast on in one episode. LOL They were not needed for this. -
Yup, I went to my grandparents' anniversary party back in the day. -
This is what Agnes always meant.Please register in order to view this content
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Really lame. That's their grandparents'Please register in order to view this content
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They said the teens had gone out for the night. With who? They have no friends to speak of. They should've been there at the party. The excuse was lame.
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This is how I remember it, too. I remember Evie confronting Rita about her involvement with Tim when she knew she was in love with him. Bawling her eyes out, talking about how she dreamed of marrying and having children with him. It's amazing she and Rita stayed close after that. I don't recall who he left town with. Yes, Holly definitely evolved/grew up after she and Ed split. I remember Lynn Deering as Holly. She was very different from Maureen Garrett. I remember Garrett's first episode. She is a rare example of a recast who caught on with the audience fairly quickly. They were pretty much over--Evie saw them hug goodbye when Hope was about to leave town. She misinterpreted the kiss, fell down and hit her head. That's how she became blind. Robin Mattson was playing Hope at the time. If they didn't want Elvera back in the mid-80s, it could have been interesting if they had brought Robin back to play a Hope with more backbone. -
"Make them laugh. Make them cry. Make them wait." They nailed the wait part. -
I really CAN'T with the two dolls comment. It's so cynical. So disgusting. A billionaire telling normal working people this is just... you can't make this sh-t up. That's comics villain level of vile. -
This episode was on fire and definitely the best the show's done so far. And of course the two big reasons were TMG and Ambyr Michelle who were phenomenal. This could be both their Emmy reels. Sad thing is they will probably be in the Supporting category so only one of them will win. Claybon was pretty good when Martin confronted his dad. I'm glad to see he's improving. I also liked that scene with Andre with Eva, showing some compassion with his cousin. Now that the secret is out, Eva and Leslie can start to interact with more of the cast, like at the end of today's episode with Leslie showing up at the Dupree's. And hopefully that will help the show be not as boring - this storyline was the only one that was truly interesting, and now it gets to branch out. Minor nitpicks: bad editing during the Eva/Leslie/Ted scene by themselves, and when Bill was rubbing Hayley's feet. They gotta clean this up.
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