Thats hilarious

Doing a Time Warner Cable search, I saw that there is a repeat of this “9 minute episode” listed as airing a few hours from now at 1:01 AM PST, but no further episodes are listed for at least the next week and a half.

Usually, 5 to 10 minute episodes have been brief previews of episodes to be aired a few days hence, but that does not seem to be the case this time. Does anybody know what gives?

Is CO$ exerting some kind of influence on A&E’s programming staff? (or is that just a paranoid substitute for a simple explanation?)

It might work if they’re including BTs in their totals.

Mike Wynski, my comment was hardly “frothing”. I’m sorry if it got your panties in a bunch. Yes, both the left and right make grammatical errors, but Trump supporters make the most errors.

I offer you an article from the Washington Post as evidence, although if you’re a Trump supporter, which I suspect, it seems likely you’ll find a way to dismiss it without offering contrary credible evidence.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/morning-mix/wp/2015/10/07/trump-supporters-have-the-worst-grammar-study-finds/?client=safari

Barbet, I think that the point is not a political one, but that Hubbard, Miscavige, and Trump are all examples of malignant narcissistic personality disorder who exhibit typical characteristics including being self-aggrandizing, and telling outrageous lies that are not even necessary. While I’m generally skeptical about diagnoses made at a distance, these people are examples that really stand out and their characterization as narcissists has been made by many observers with real expertise in personality disorders.

Yes, most leaders and politicians may be somewhat narcissistic and prone to playing a bit fast and loose with the truth, but not usually to the level of these examples. You can see that even major Republican leaders like John McCain and Lindsey Graham are objecting to Trump statements in ways that are unprecedented. People have real cause to be concerned, just as how I can see they might have had the other candidate, with their own unusual flaws, been elected.

And this is the sort of where an understanding of the psychology and dynamics of high control groups and cults, is relevant to areas of life that directly affect more of us.

I wonder how many anti-Scientology books have been purchased since Leah & Mike’s show has aired. I have purchased 2 & have 3 more on my wish list.

HI – your name – thanks, you gave me the biggest belly laugh in awhile!

Ann, I always love seeing your kind responses!