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Mahershala Ali is joining the cast of the acclaimed HBO crime drama for Season 2, Variety reports. He'll play Eddie Barnes, "a seasoned and well-respected DEA agent in Philadelphia whose team comes into conflict with Tom's unit." Ali joins an ensemble that includes Mark Ruffalo, who led the Season 1 cast as FBI agent Tom Brandis. In Season 2, "Tom Brandis takes the helm of a new task force, but the deeper the operation runs, the harder it is to tell who's the target," per the official logline.

Courtney B Vance was one of the first people I listed in this thread because his vocal mannerisms absolutely drive me up the wall to the point where I will never watch anything that he is in. Morris Chestnut has a minor version of this, which is one of the reasons why the star of Watson plays my least favorite character on Watson. Also in the realm of voices that can annoy me, though not enough to keep me from watching anything they are in, are Mariska Hargitay's (and to a lesser extent, Chris Meloni's) breathy whispers in dramatic/empathetic scenes.

I have watched (literally) at least two dozen sets of reaction videos and you'd be in the minority of people if you DIDN'T feel that way. That's especially true for straight people. One advantage of watching them all is occasionally seeing something I didn't before, like the fact that Kip's coworker was at the bar during Scott's speech. Like with Kip's dad at the end of episode five I hadn't noticed her because the focus was on Elena and Kip. I also occasionally get interesting perspectives other than my own. For example, in the first reaction video that I watched, the what chaos hockey podcast, which was posted in this thread, host DJ said we love Shane; we call him our sweet boy, but he asked such a dumb question in this episode and I had always had that same reaction. This was in the big hotel scene in episode five, the one with the powerful performance by my former roommate's dresser in the corner, holding up the television, when Shane starts talking about them possibly being something and Ilya says I would never be able to go home again. Shane asks because of your family? DJ's reaction, and mine as well, was Shane! We went over this during the Olympics. Russia is not safe for gay people. But one of the reaction people pointed out that Shane does not live in a country where he could be jailed for being gay and he has a great level of anxiety about his parents finding out, so when he hears I would never be able to go home again, he associates that thought with familial rejection. And after Ilya says I don't want to find out (what would happen to him) Shane still says but would your family… So it may not have been that Shane asked such a stupid question after all, but just that given the parameters of his own existence, he was interpreting Ilya's words in a different way.

I thought last night's Watson was very good but I kept being distracted by his speech patterns. When he speaks softly and seriously something about the way the words sound drive me up the wall. Courtney B. Vance has an even more exaggerated version of this and it is ALL the time with him, to the point where I won't watch anything he's in. Morris Chestnut isn't as bad, but he is easily my least favorite character on the show because of the combination of his voice and all of the Sherlock Shit. Which would be a bigger deal if I didn't like the rest of the cast so much.

don't discount the difference a good wig can make

You've got it bass-ackwards. She beats him into a coma & gets arrested (freeing her to step into her upcoming Broadway gig), and he awakens with one of those conditions in which a patient suddenly has an accent or speaking another language. And Langdon can use the commotion surrounding Santos' arrest to steal some drugs if they really want to pump up the drama.

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The newsletter from the local mensa chapter. Doesn't your lithium prescription help with that?

I know the show is a realistic depiction of an always-tense situation and I like the fact that there isn't a feel-good moment at the end of each episode to tie things up, BUT...Boy, have a lot of characters been unlikable lately.

Miami Swim Team Strips Down to Their Speedos to Distract SMU Men’s Basketball in Upset Win The Miami University Redhawks had a little help from the school’s swim team — and their Speedos — in their March Madness win. Redhawks swimmers stripped down to their Speedos and rushed the stands at the University of Dayton Arena during the second half of the basketball team’s NCAA Tournament First Four matchup on Wednesday, March 18. The players wore their Speedos, swim caps and goggles as they booed the Redhawks opponents, the Southern Methodist University Mustangs, in an attempt to distract them at the free throw line. blondie in front looks like he could have a career in gay porn

Alexa, please call the men in the white coats...

The patient in Room 373 refuses to leave. Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare earlier this month sued the patient, saying she has refused to depart her hospital room since being discharged last October. The hospital also has asked a state judge in Tallahassee for an injunction ordering the patient to vacate the hospital room and authorizing the county sheriff's office to assist if necessary. The hospital said that resources have been diverted from helping other patients because of her occupation of the room. “Defendant's continued occupancy prevents use of the bed for patients needing acute care,” the hospital said in the lawsuit. According to the lawsuit, the woman was admitted to the hospital for medical treatment and a formal discharge order was issued Oct. 6 after it was determined that she no longer needed acute care services. The hospital has repeatedly made efforts to coordinate her departure with family members and offered transportation to obtain necessary identification, the lawsuit said. Rachel Givens, an attorney for the hospital, said Wednesday that the hospital had no comment. Hospital spokeswoman Macy Layton said Wednesday that the hospital couldn't discuss active legal matters, in response to emailed questions, including about what type of identification the patient needed. The lawsuit doesn't say what the patient was treated for, what her hospital bill was or how she was able to stay at the hospital for more than five months despite being discharged. No attorney was listed for the patient, who is representing herself. Phones numbers listed in an online database for the patient were disconnected. No one answered the phone when a call was put through to her room at the hospital. An online court hearing on the lawsuit is scheduled for the end of the month. Under the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, hospitals that receive Medicare funds must provide treatment that stabilizes anyone coming to an emergency department with an emergency medical condition, even if the patient doesn't have insurance or the ability to pay. Hospitals can be investigated by the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services for violations. The patient can be discharged when the clinicians have determined that any further care can be provided as an outpatient, “provided the individual is given a plan for appropriate follow-up care as part of the discharge instructions,” the federal agency said in an operations manual.

The best reaction by a straight only fans model with a head cold to the end of episode 5:

A Brooklyn homestead with chickens, fruit trees and a vegetable garden thrives a few doors from the #2 train https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTvKlB0jrOp/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=63091c96-97cc-4dca-adf3-c2a437ba2db0 It is legal to raise chickens in New York City. WBGO’s Jon Kalish has the story of Daniel Yeroshalmi, a young man in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn, whose backyard chicken coop is part of an urban homestead that includes a vegetable garden and fruit trees… Below is a link to Daniel Yeroshalmi's instagram page. https://www.instagram.com/thecrownheightshomestead/

Continuing to enjoy everything regarding Patrick Dempsey but hate his daughter and every part of her storyline.

I started showing in my second trimester. I'm in my 100th one now.

Three episodes in and I'm liking each more than the last.

Jennifer Jason Leigh was terrific in last night's episode.

Really not enjoying Will Trent in this update of Sybil he's been starring in all season. I know the original made Sally Field's career but not digging Ramon Rodriguez's take on it.

I've been using that explanation for years.