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I watched the Good Morning America segment on the Stanley Pup, and it showed Kenan Thompson doing his coaching segments in front of a green screen in New York while the bowl was taped in DC.

Now I'm wondering if Will also did his bits with a green screen. Will he actually be there? Is Macklin Celewienie the only dog Will gets to meet? I'd riot if I were him. Give me all the dogs!

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Can Christian Borle do another show. Please, I miss him.

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Whatever you do, don't think about Will and Mack's goodbye when they fly home for the off season.

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Cat being shocked Toff was in the book club is so funny.

Was this like the sleepover where he was "forced" into not sleeping and hanging out with them, or like the Shark Auction night, where he really wanted to win the elevated cupcake with them, and I think last year he really wanted to win watching a Warriors game with them. WillMack is his entertainment.

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Cuties 😘 😂 not something to be said about the real-life Borgias, but the actors' bloopers 🤩 I need The Borgias back! Please Showtime?

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This Christian on Fire Island story always makes me laugh so I’m posting it again.

This is the Out Magazine article on the Falsettos revival.

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François Arnaud and Xavier Dolan in J'ai tue ma mere or I Killed My Mother (2009), because I used to see this a lot on this site, and back then, I had no idea who they were or how famous this scene was.

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Showing the gestures he finds calming.

This is a joke based on a recent interview

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Filming emergencies.

Rewatching Taylor Kelly's first episode, and I'm just always annoyed she was allowed to film on calls, especially ambulance calls.

If it's not someone's house, they are on public land, and I've been in journalism classes where they've talked about ignoring first responders who don't allow you access to scenes you have access to.

But I have been on the gurney, and I've been in a car accident when everyone comes out and stares, and I've seen other people on gurneys try to cover their faces. It's embarrassing.

This show always shows the people with their phones out, videotaping someone in distress, and they show the news cameras shoved in some faces after being rescued, and it always makes me mad.

Can you imagine people showing their friends, or their social media videos of you injured and in pain, the worst moments of your life, saved in someone's phone, or played over and over again on the news? I think the security guard stuck between walls overnight is the one who makes me the most mad, but right now I'm watching Bobby tell Taylor to back eh cameras away from the guy on the beach because he doesn't want to admit things on camera, and I'm just thinking she shouldn't be allowed to be there at all.

Then there are people at the end filming Bobby with their phones. The LAFD might have nixed Taylor's footage of them all high, but some of it's still out there in people's phones.

Just don't film people going through the worst moments of their lives, everyone. Please.

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Book Scott Hunter apparently learns some French while playing in Québec.

You cast François Arnaud, let him speak French!!!

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A Small rant about Scott's book family vs tv

I haven't read the books, but I know they changed some things about Scott's family.

In the show, his parents were junior hockey coaches who were killed by a drunk driver when he was 12. (I imagine coaching hockey may have made it easier for Scott to play as a kid. He could possibly have some of those kids' old equipment and maybe some ice time. His parents could teach him things at home too.) (Also made him connect hockey to family even more.)

In the book, he's raised by a single mother (probably why the show said "especially your mom"), and he grew up "dirt poor," but his mom made a lot of sacrifices to get him second-hand gear and support him playing hockey, until she died of illness when he was 14 and 15. (Apparently, the book has him give two different ages.)

I hope they keep the fact that he grew up dirt poor. Other sports have stories of pulling people out of poverty. Hockey is a sport that is almost impossible to pursue without money. The equipment costs money, and unless you live somewhere you can trust a frozen lake, rink time costs money as well. It'd be nice to see someone making it in hockey without it.

I also think growing up poor is a big part of him. It's probably why he keeps giving Kip expensive gifts, and in the book, he is extremely charitable. And when the money conversation eventually comes up between Scott and Kip, I think it'd be interesting to have Scott have been on both extremes of financial stability.

Apparently, he used to make dinner for his mom while she was at work, and then the way he reacted to Kip making him pasta salad. 🥰

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The Sochi Olympics happens after Scott tells Shane "You're starting to sound like him" and they "fight".

During the whole Russia is not safe for gays talk did it cross Shane's mind that the guy sitting next to him clocked him a few months earlier? Did he ever think about that statement again?

Or did he just bury it as a heat of the moment thing and there's no way Scott Hunter knows anything.

Can we get more Scott and Shane moments?

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I knew Charles was going to be in the placebo group.

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Well, now we know why the mayor was hosting a memorial and trying so hard to be on their podcast.

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It probably won't be a clean ending of Camilla killing Lester as revenge for killing Nicky, and now they get to stay. The lady in the scooter has always been there, and she's never been friendly.

Jay seemed in a real hurry to get to the Maldives. Which do not have a formal extradition treaty with the United States. They might go the direction of him taking Mabel's words to heart and turning a new leaf, and helping them stay in the building.

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The trio accepting Bash's explanation of him deleting footage of himself from the cameras as to why there's missing footage of the robbery of Charles' apartment and Lester's death, with no follow-up questions, is certainly a choice.

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It's been mentioned that wopez got engaged in under a year, but I also love that Wesley had moved in by the beginning of season 2, and then in the sixth episode they've been together 5 months.

They define, when you know you know.