I just find the main mom really unattractive physically. She has that weird hair side part and a really weird thin face. I find her really hard to look at. If she's supposed to be so wealthy, why wouldn't she have better hair? She has really bad hair.

I thought last night's episode was the funniest one yet. Those crunchy moms, OMG! I love Jill's wackiness. And the musical number.

And Brooke -
"A tumor with hair is coming out of my asshole!!"

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe something clicked with the writers because this episode was WAY funnier than the previous ones. She seemed a lot more normal and less obnoxious in this episode.

Honestly I think the last episode was as funny as the first one! there are gonna be haters though, can't change that. whatever, I bet the show survives.

I agree. Though I actually find her even funnier when she's committing all those social faux pas from the first few episodes. She reminded me of Michael Scott from The Office - totally oblivious of when something is inappropriate, but still sweet and good-hearted.

Did anyone watch Watch What Happens Live after this episode? She was on, along with a housewife I'm not familiar with... anyway, Jill was so normal and yet still funny. I like her! (Though I hated the witch boots she was wearing.)

I didn't watch WWHL but she was on with Heather Dubrow....there was a promo for WWHL earlier in the day and you should have seen Heather's expression change when Andy commented that Jill and Heather looked a lot alike!!

Heather is a RHW from Orange County. DH is a plastic surgeon who also has his own show called Botched.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe something clicked with the writers because this episode was WAY funnier than the previous ones. She seemed a lot more normal and less obnoxious in this episode.

Honestly I think the last episode was as funny as the first one! there are gonna be haters though, can't change that. whatever, I bet the show survives.

I agree. Though I actually find her even funnier when she's committing all those social faux pas from the first few episodes. She reminded me of Michael Scott from The Office - totally oblivious of when something is inappropriate, but still sweet and good-hearted.

Did anyone watch Watch What Happens Live after this episode? She was on, along with a housewife I'm not familiar with... anyway, Jill was so normal and yet still funny. I like her! (Though I hated the witch boots she was wearing.)

Anonymous wrote:Maybe something clicked with the writers because this episode was WAY funnier than the previous ones. She seemed a lot more normal and less obnoxious in this episode.

Honestly I think the last episode was as funny as the first one! there are gonna be haters though, can't change that. whatever, I bet the show survives.

Maybe something clicked with the writers because this episode was WAY funnier than the previous ones. She seemed a lot more normal and less obnoxious in this episode.

"And I told your kids about war, starvation, AIDS, and how there's no God".

And the tiny courses! I would have gone to Popeye's too!!

Anonymous wrote:Did anyone see last night's episode? I thought the Japanese waitress announcing all the different courses (non-courses) was so funny.

I'm watching it now. OMG, I love the contrast between her just wanting to have a normal life and the pretentious assholes she's forced to sit with. It's SO classic.

Did anyone see last night's episode? I thought the Japanese waitress announcing all the different courses (non-courses) was so funny.

Anonymous wrote:There are too many scenes where she waves her stick arms and shouts like a child that are supposed to be charming or funny. But they aren't either.

That's one of the annoying things (of many) how does she function at her husband's important work events. He is a partner at a big firm. If this were real he'd put up with her childish behavior about five minutes then it would be byebye.

There are too many scenes where she waves her stick arms and shouts like a child that are supposed to be charming or funny. But they aren't either.

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Write whatever you like - it's tiresome either way and I honestly don't think anyone's interested.

"Oh boohoo nobody likes my show and they won't do what I say and not write mean things about it"



Bad acting aside I like the show. I love the MIL and SIL and I hope they develop them more. The BFF stuff is strange because its like an entirely different show, single doctor in the city, wondering if she is making the right choices for her life. I like her too.

The character of Jill is a horrible narcissist. Using "I'm so "adorkable" so everyone has to excuse my rude behavior and my passing judgement on them" so I hope they tone her down or kill her off or whatever.

Wrong. No one cares if people write bad reviews of a show. But it's just a little different when you (or whoever it was) refer to those who do like it as 'unintelligent'. Maybe you don't get that distinction though. Knock yourself out hating on the show But don't insult those who enjoy it. Thanks.

You do realize that people were just hating on the show and then the defenders started getting all pissy and throwing insult and innuendo right? The people who disliked the show were stereotypes and obsessed and full of vitirol. Infact no one could make a negative comment about the show without you (or whoever it was) hurling something negative back at them. Then when people got tired of that and fired back, you (or whoever it was) got in a snit and started reporting. In fact the "unintelligent" poster was mocking a post that called people who didn't like it dumb.

So I don't know if you work for the show, if you are a control freak, if you can't stand to be wrong or what it is, but maybe give it a rest okay? People are allowed to dislike a show and post about it.

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Write whatever you like - it's tiresome either way and I honestly don't think anyone's interested.

"Oh boohoo nobody likes my show and they won't do what I say and not write mean things about it"



Bad acting aside I like the show. I love the MIL and SIL and I hope they develop them more. The BFF stuff is strange because its like an entirely different show, single doctor in the city, wondering if she is making the right choices for her life. I like her too.

The character of Jill is a horrible narcissist. Using "I'm so "adorkable" so everyone has to excuse my rude behavior and my passing judgement on them" so I hope they tone her down or kill her off or whatever.

Wrong. No one cares if people write bad reviews of a show. But it's just a little different when you (or whoever it was) refer to those who do like it as 'unintelligent'. Maybe you don't get that distinction though. Knock yourself out hating on the show But don't insult those who enjoy it. Thanks.

Both sides have gotten nasty in this thread, so please stop being so sanctimonious. I haven't called anyone unintelligent but I am getting tired of the whining. Are you just going to police any remotely negative comment on this thread?

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Write whatever you like - it's tiresome either way and I honestly don't think anyone's interested.

"Oh boohoo nobody likes my show and they won't do what I say and not write mean things about it"



Bad acting aside I like the show. I love the MIL and SIL and I hope they develop them more. The BFF stuff is strange because its like an entirely different show, single doctor in the city, wondering if she is making the right choices for her life. I like her too.

The character of Jill is a horrible narcissist. Using "I'm so "adorkable" so everyone has to excuse my rude behavior and my passing judgement on them" so I hope they tone her down or kill her off or whatever.

Wrong. No one cares if people write bad reviews of a show. But it's just a little different when you (or whoever it was) refer to those who do like it as 'unintelligent'. Maybe you don't get that distinction though. Knock yourself out hating on the show But don't insult those who enjoy it. Thanks.