True Tori on Lifetime

[Phyllis Rogers Stone]

I really hadn't planned on watching this, but the other day I saw a clip on The Soup that was so spellbinding I read this thread and then got myself caught up yesterday. The clip was from the next to last episode where they were fighting about whatever they were fighting about, and it all just read so fake to me. Like, seriously, I thought I was watching two people doing some of the worst improv I've ever seen. Like, every time Dean said something, Tori completely negated or contradicted what he said. They need a little more "yes, and..." for next season. Maybe bring someone in from The Groundlings to give their long-form pieces a little more shape.

Was the affair fake?

I just read something before I watched it about how the woman he allegedly had his affair with doesn't seem to exist (she has no digital footprint, etc). Like I said (and I know all reality shows are fake) but this one just rings extra fake to me.

[JerseyGirl2]

I loved that the HUGE thing coming that would make or break them came down to him saying he couldn't go because he had to stay home and heal the family only to have her say, "You have to go..." It was planned from the VERY beginning.

Liam is having anger issues. He's terrified of sleeping without an adult. His father cheated and he knows about it. His dad was away for months. He has a HORRIBLE haircut. He needs both parents at home. A Canadian reality show is far more important.

[FindingNamo]

Liam has the voice of the late-in-life Lucille Ball, which I find remarkable and reason enough to give him his own spinoff.