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I watched the season premiere and I've come to the conclusion that Kate is one of the least self-aware people I've ever seen. She has no clue on how she is coming across or how the things she does affect people. The whole time she was crying, I could tell she was really upset, and has no clue as to why, and that the situation is partly her fault. I'm guessing this is due to her upbringing.
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Looks like Kate is so into herself, that she can't hear a word Maddy has to say. I would think someone in the room would do something... watch the video!
http://tv.yahoo.com/blog/jon-kate-pl...-up-steam--405 |
Oh please. Talk about overreacting.
And I don't mean Kate. |
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Has anyone seen the American Choppers commercial with Jon it in??
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Seriously people? |
The problem I have with Kate - and I just watched the "water" clip, is that she appears to be so detached all the time. I have always thought Mady is an over dramatic child. But, Kate does a poor job, time and time again, of explaining and communicating to the kids in a lot of situations. A brief conversation with Mady to reassure her that they will get drinks soon - not the "Can Judy get the kids drinks?" conversation she had over Mady's head with the producers, would have gone a long way. Her body language, everything, screams, " I am not giving any attention to what you are saying."
Of course she can't drop everything and attend to Mady's needs at that moment - but she does little to directly engage her and let her know she is aware she is thirsty and will get something for her as soon as it is possible. Everyone wants to be heard and kids are no exception. Actively listening to someone is not the same thing as catering to their every whim. Plus, it WAS rude to say, "you are right, this is making me thirsty. Throw me a bottle of water." without letting MAdy know she will also get something soon. She drives me crazy! |
Jon and Kate will make big announcement, Monday 6/22
Big announcement to be made on Monday night's show....
http://www.popeater.com/television/a...e-promo/533262 |
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^^^ I think that's a laaaaame attempt for ratings. Ratings have been dropping since that premiere episode.
Maybe they are going to announce they are done w/ the show. That would be too good to be true! |
It's so weird that this show has become so overexposed and people are so tired of them!
It just started in 2008 I believe. TLC has really milked this thing for all it's worth. |
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I think Kate and Jon were still working regular jobs, and they didn't have any corporate sponsors, lol. |
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How disgusting to tease "life-changing decisions" to generate higher ratings. Their priorities are seriously wrong. I used to watch the show, so I'm interested in what happens to them (and hoping for the best), but I can barely stand to watch the commercials now. It feels just like watching someone you know fight with their spouse...very uncomfortable! And sad.
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This morning on a local tv morning show in the philly area they indicated that Monday's show would reveal that the couple plans to divorce. Not sure if thats true or just a way to get ratings.
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Jon's been spotted around NYC with well-known realtors.
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Not only that - NYC isn't that far away from where they are. It's not like he's going to LA. I don't blame him for wanting to get out of PA - as the numerous Philly rush threads have shown, everyone is up in everyone else's business here.
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http://www.people.com/people/article...286254,00.html
The Gosselins have filed for divorce (according to People). |
Maybe I'm forgetting something, but is TLC the first network to actively market the break-up of a family?
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I feel for those kids. :(
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I know the "news" has already been broken, but I'm still watching the episode and it is the saddest thing ever to watch.
Their interviews were so weird to me. Lots of passive-aggressiveness going on. (i.e. "I wanted to move the houses closer because I wanted to do the right thing for my kids, but didn't want to rock the boat because I KNOW everything turns into a huge blow-up with him nowadays"). I just really feel for all those kids. Divorce is no fun. So sad. |
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I dislike them both so much. SOOO much.
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Did anyone else notice the exchange between Jon and Kate during the umbrella tag team at the Mother's Day brunch? He was at the back passenger door of the van with a large umbrella, and she was getting out of the front passenger door with her umbrella. Their umbrellas became tangled.
In the old days, she would have said something like, "Jooonnn, get your umbrella off of mine!" Then turned to the camera guy with, "Tsk, he is such a moron with an umbrella!" Today, the exchange was a polite, "Oh, we're caught,etc" and no irritation or sarcasm. Too bad that lesson was learned too late. I really wish they could spend some serious time and money in therapy instead of divorce lawyers. It is really sad... |
It seems like they are realizing alot of thingss about their relationship, but it's a "too little too late" kind of thing.
Like, he seems to see now that he was too passsive, and she sees that she was ridiculously domineering. Too bad they didn't see it before. I keep saying the same thing, but I just feel so badly for those kids. Divorce is crappy enough, but it's awful that they have to deal with the whole thing playing out in the media. |
^^^ I agree.
I don't know a marriage that hasn't had to readjust, reconnect, or re-evaluate at some point. Marriage is tough. You have to be stubborn enough to figure out how to make it work, imo. |
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well, that's good...even if it is too late to save the marriage, at least she can hopefully fix that part of her personality |
I don't feel bad for them. They chose to play this out in front of the cameras. They could have put some effort into fixing the marriage. They didn't. They have no one to blame but themselves.
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Someone told me that when you have triplets, your likelihood to divorce is something like 90%. With 8 kids, they had the odds against them.
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I can't BEEEE LEEEEEEVE that Jon pulled the "there are soldiers dying in Iraq, why do people care about what I eat for lunch" card.
You obviously wanted people to care what you eat for lunch when you started the show (when, ummm, there were also soldiers dying in Iraq) because I have yet to hear of anyone that gets involved with a television show on any level and doesn't want people to watch or talk about it. |
So true, 33girl!
The soldiers dying in Iraq comment sounded very staged, or at the very least, like someone else had said it, and he thought it sounded good enough to repeat on camera. |
I didn't watch the show, but the headline on Yahoo! news says that the show is continuing despite the divorce. Are they serious? That's just crazy wrong. (Seth and Amy need to do a "Really?!?" segment about this on Weekend Update on SNL.)
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Seth Myers...are you reading? |
I haven't watched the episode yet, but I caught the last five or so minutes last night.
Was it my imagination, or did Jon get his ears pierced? I feel like Jon is having some sort of mid (quarter? third?) life crisis. It's like he woke up, suddenly realized he was thirtyish years old, married with eights kids and was like, "OH S%$." I feel like his behavior over the past or so months has been blatantly irresponsible and immature (especially if some of the stuff I've read in the last couple days is true...... :eek:), and I don't blame Kate for divorcing his sorry ass. Grow the hell up. This whole situation is just disgusting. Those poor kids. |
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On the show, he was saying stuff like "I was way too passive and I just kind of went along with what Kate wanted. I'm really learning how to stand on my own 2 feet now." That's all well and good, but I wonder if this could have been learned BEFORE they got a divorce. I don't know. I'm sure that neither of them is 100% responsible for the break up, but I found these statements to be interesting. |
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