Writers:
Michael Montgomery
Judy Tate

Director:
Michael V. Pomarico

Nicole needs to slap Kat silly for acting that way. It's one thing to be a concerned daughter, but she's being "too Kat" on her mother.

LOL at Shanice and Carlton comparing their 'desserts' haha.

I love Shanice's new hairstyle

12 minutes ago, Cheap21 said:

I love Shanice's new hairstyle

Shanice looks pretty. I love the new style.

The BTG writers have got to stop being so heavy-handed. It's obvious that Kat is going to need Eva's help. We didn't need June, who sounds like an extra from The Color Purple, to take another swing with the hammer.

Speaking of Kat, she needs to let Nicole mind her own cat. The woman is grown.

And Leslie is insufferable as always.

Gosh darn, I hate to admit it, but I've come around to June... and enjoy seeing her as a friendly face at OG's. I don't really buy her turnaround from the Monopoly money, but I've accepted it. She was great with Kat today.

original release date: Wednesday, January 28, 2026 | writers: Michael Montgomery, Judy Tate | director: Michael V. Pomarico

Thoughts:

• Dana continues to be delusional about Ted, despite her own intimate relations with Marcel.

• I love seeing Carlton and Shanice comparing notes about their respective date nights. Hilarious.

• "Don't be rude." But Nicole, it is what the spoilt, self-centred bitch you said does best: be RUDE.

• Good on Nicole for standing her ground against her daughter. She should not be sex-shamed for being a free woman.

• I like seeing Martin finally supporting Bradley's return to the job. It is so refreshing.

• I love how Anita gets the work on the 'shouse' to stop with a food basket. Hilarious. That is how a queen does queen shït. And putting that grandchild of hers in line. It is about time someone does.

• Not Ted using the same technique on every woman he has been with. It is a cute sentiment, but you have got to switch it up. Change the flower. Change the type of gift.

• Oop... not June calling it out. "Maybe the problem is you." And I cackled, howled, and died from the read of the century.

• Well, Dana continues to dig her own grave deeper and deeper. This is not a good look. Ted will not come back to you. At all.

Notes:

• The continued improved lighting and use of light throughout multiple sets is stunning.

• I appreciate how much hovering Vernon does. It is realistic. Truly realistic; I have been there and I have done that. It is relatable.