I know Laurie Hernandez practically has the Dancing with the Stars win in the bag, but Terra Jolé is winning me over.

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She is a good dancer! And she has consistently been at the top of the leader board so far in Season 23, despite a little misstep last week.

More than that, she is inspiring.

At only 4 feet 2 inches, Jolé admitted recently on Good Morning America that she has never danced with an average-sized partner before. On the flip side, her pro partner, Sasha Farber, admitted that he's, never danced with a little person before. To which a laughing Jolé added, "He's also never met a little person before."

Needless to say, this couple has had some unique challenges to overcome this season. But overcome them they have. And they've done it with style, improving week after week.

"Welcome back, bombshell!" Julianne Hough said after Jolé's Era's Night performance because she has improved so much since week six. She and Farber had a visible connection during their dance, and their steps were on point.

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"You put the 'all' in small," Len Goodman added.

While Carrie Ann Inaba called Jolé's 1930s-inspired foxtrot wonderful.

But that isn't the only reason I'm falling in love with Jolé. She's got a great personality and a captivating way of expressing herself, even off the dance floor.

Oh, and she did this...

"This journey is truly once in a lifetime," Jolé wrote on a recent People blog. "And with every dance I want to show the world that there is nothing that can stop me. I want to continue setting the standard for my kids by working hard and never giving up."

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I have a feeling that, even though Jolé may not be the one to end up taking the Mirror Ball trophy home (*cough* Hernandez), she still has a long time left in the Season 23 competition.

And I'm not alone. Fans are loving her this season.

Do you think Jolé could win Dancing with the Stars Season 23?

Before you go, check out our slideshow.

Netflix's Jessica Jones has been renewed for a second season, and while that news alone is pretty good, the fact that it's also now becoming a bit of a girls club is so much better. Yep, according to executive producer, Melissa Rosenberg, the show intends to exclusively employ female directors for Season 2.

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Seriously, we couldn't be more excited.

According to Variety, Rosenberg revealed the news during her panel at the Transforming Hollywood 7: Diversifying Entertainment conference at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism on Friday. A similar move made headlines earlier this year when Ava DuVernay's new show, Queen Sugar, confirmed that it would have an all-female director lineup, and Rosenberg explained that the decision to have all 13 episodes of the Marvel Comics superhero series directed by women was not initially her idea, but rather that it came from someone else involved in production. It was, however, an idea that she immediately got on board with.

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While there have been few details revealed about the storyline of Jessica Jones' second season, Rosenberg did speak about having an inclusive and diverse behind-the-scenes team, saying it was "a conscious decision and it's very important that showrunners do that."

Twitter has been abuzz with reactions to the news, and it's clear that a lot of people are excited that the show is giving women in the industry more opportunities.

More: 8 times Jessica Jones addressed PTSD and rape in Season 1

How do you feel about the decision to employ all-female directors for Season 2? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Before you go, check out our slideshow below.

The internet can be a cold, ugly, mean place.

Keyboard warriors are on attack at all times, lurking around social media, and nobody is safe. Celebrities are especially susceptible to those trolling Twitter, and the venom the trolls spew can be downright vicious.

From actors to pop stars to the athletic elite, Jimmy Kimmel is giving every celeb who's been targeted the chance to face their attackers, so to speak, and the results have been nothing less than hilarious. The segment Mean Tweets on Jimmy Kimmel Live is making lemonade out of lemons and seriously cracking us up at the same time.

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The awesomeness in this segment comes not so much from the tweets themselves, but the amazing way that these celebs react to what is being said about them. Check out all of the most sidesplitting Mean Tweets so far.

Celebrities Read Mean Tweets No. 1

1. Lisa Kudrow: "I hope you all have a great weekend! Except you, Lisa Kudrow. F*** you."

This installment is a treasure trove of hilarity, but the top tweet definitely goes to Phoebe, er, Lisa Kudrow. Come on, tweeter! How can you tell Lisa Kudrow to f*** off? We'd hang out with her any day. At least she took it in stride; her explosive laughter actually made us laugh even harder.

2. Chloë Moretz: "Chloe Moretz or whatever her stupid name is looks like my a**hole seriously she is not decent looking whatsoever."

First of all, Chloë Moretz is too decent looking! She's adorable. But more importantly, she thought of the most epic comeback ever, looking straight at the camera and crying, "You must have a really bleached a**hole." Genius.

3. John Stamos: "Guys John Stamos has a gross belly button :/"

We will agree with this one just because we want to see John Stamos lift up his shirt again. Ladies, he's 51 years old... just think about that. Hot!

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Celebrities Read Mean Tweets No. 2

1. Katy Perry: "I would rather chop my arm off and f*** myself with my detached limb than watch 'Katie perry the movie' What the f*** is wrong with the world."

Umm, you're right, what is wrong with the world? First, this is gross and dirty. Second, you're going to cut your arm off to avoid watching Katy Perry's movie? Maybe you should save that strategy for a more dire situation, like if Katy Perry fans take you hostage and lock you up until you memorize every single one of her lyrics and profess your love for her. Or Beliebers force you to watch Justin Bieber's movies. Then, cutting off your arm might be an understandable strategy. But, come on, exaggerating much? At least Katy Perry has a good response. Call that tweeter out, Katy!

2. Matt Leblanc: "Matt leblanc looks so old. #whathappened."

Matt Leblanc will always be Joey in our eyes. And he probably hates that.

3. Danny McBride: "If Mike Piazza's hair caught fire and someone put it out with a cast iron skillet, you'd have Danny McBride."

We don't get it, but it's hilarious. This is one joke you don't have to explain for everyone to laugh.

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Mean Tweets No. 3: Music Edition

1. Brad Paisley: "@BradPaisley I don't know your music cuz I don't drive a pickup and I don't sleep with my sister."

Ha! We love country music and Brad Paisley is at the top of our playlist (we don't do either of those things, though), but this tweet really made us laugh.

2. Lil Wayne: "Lil Wayne looks like a crabapple."

His response: "I don't know what a crab apple is. [chuckle, chuckle] F*** all ya'll." Hey, Lil Wayne, you weren't alone in that, so you don't need to tell us all to f*** off! We actually tried to do the dude a favor and look up the meaning of crab apple. We regret that now. Don't do it; it's nothing anyone ever needs to know.

3. John Mayer: "John Mayer looks like a booze soaked turd wrapped in a Dumb and Dumber tux."

Well... at least you're in a tux, right?

Celebrities Read Mean Tweets No. 4

1. Julia Louis-Dreyfus: "LOOK AT ME IM JULIA LOUIS-DREYFUS I WAS ON SEINFELD THE SHOW ABOUT WHITE PEOPLE IN NEW YORK EATING PICKLES AND S*** F*** YOU B***!"

Her laugh is so darn cute. Plus, she's probably laughing so hard because that's how she explains Seinfeld to people too.

2. Jason Biggs: "If I had to choose between f***king a pie and @JasonBiggs I'd choose the pie. That dude has a dirty dick."

Jason Biggs looks like he's really enjoying himself while reading that tweet. Like he was really, really excited.

3. Sharon Stone: "I remember when the words '@sharonstone is on television' brought me joy, instead of, 'i hate that bitch.'"

Ah, Sharon Stone, don't take it to heart. After a super successful 35-year career, jealous people are bound to hate. Just shake it off, shake it off (sorry, we always speak in Taylor Swift).

Celebrities Read Mean Tweets No. 5

1. Kid Rock: "Kid rock looks like he would smell like stale farts & cigarettes."

Kid Rock vehemently disagrees with his mean tweet and wants the world to know he smells like "fresh farts and cigars," so he takes the No. 1 spot in this installment.

2. Elizabeth Moss: "I can't figure out if Elizabeth Moss is hot or not."

Her response is perfect. This is why we love Elizabeth Moss, people, this is why we love her!

3. Jessica Alba: "I just saw @jessicaalba. If this was 2007 I'd be really excited"

Yeah right, if my boyfriend saw Jessica Alba 30 years from now, pretty sure he'd still be excited. Talk about one woman who doesn't age!

Honorable mention goes to Julie Bowen for really getting into character as she read a tweet about her being "fat and anorexic all at once." Have you seen her biceps? Those are the only "fat" things about her and she could use them to beat you up.

Celebrities Read Mean Tweets: Music Edition No. 3

1. Kelly Clarkson: "Well Kelly Clarkson is on, time to go poop"

The beauty in this tweet is in its simplicity.

2. Common: "@common is that the motto for your penis?"

Common's deadpan delivery of this tweet gives him the No. 2 spot for this edition. It's almost like he wants us to believe that the Twitter user touched a nerve.

3. Josh Groban: "Hey Josh Groban! Suck my d***, ya big tool!"

The juxtaposition of Josh Groban's sweet, nerdy face with the gross vulgarity and aggressiveness of the tweet is pure comedy.

Celebrities Read Mean Tweets: Movie Edition

1. George Clooney: "If that gross ratty old man George Clooney can find a girl... you regular fellas out there in the twitterverse must be drowning in p****."

Well that's one way of putting it, I guess.

2. Eddie Redmayne: "Eddie Redmayne looks like someone tried to erase his nose, but couldn't completely. I also think he looks perpetually dehydrated."

He couldn't deny it. He was dehydrated, people. The boy's parched; get him a water!

3. Susan Sarandon: "Tired of susan sarandon having her big fat saggy boobs in my face."

That was the perfect comeback, Susan. Absolutely perfect.

4. Emily Blunt: "Emily Blunt's got a purdy mouth... that I'd like to poop in."

She nailed that delivery.

5. Taraji P. Henson: "Taraji P. Henson seems like she's extremely ghetto in real life lol."

Her response? "Well I can be, bitch. Meet me outside!" We're not worthy.

Celebrities Read Mean Tweets No. 10

1. Ryan Gosling: "Why does Ryan Gosling always look like he's trying to squeeze a fart out without it making any noise?"

"Because I'm a gentleman." — Gosling

2. Olivia Wilde: "Olivia Wilde's forehead is the same size as my left ass cheek...And I weigh 250LBS, so I'll let you imagine of just how big that must be."

Ouch.

3. Paul Rudd: "Paul Rudd is the most boring vanilla dude. You know he just sits at home with his wife having a bland spaghetti dinner talking about his day."

Hey, if Rudd thinks you're funny, that's a win, I guess.

Now that that's done, I move that when we don't have anything nice to say, we just don't say anything at all. And we stop using so many darn swear words on social media. Capisce?

Mean Tweets: President Obama Edition No. 2

1. "My mom bought new conditioner and it sucks it isn't even conditioning my hair I blame Obama."

We feel like this probably isn't the most outlandish thing President Obama has been blamed for.

2. "President Obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the United States!" — @RealDonaldTrump

"Well, @RealDonaldTrump, at least I will go down as a president." — President Obama

MIC. DROP. No explanation necessary.

On episode six of 90 Day Fiancé, "I Can See the Cracks," the audience watches the continuation of Jorge and Anfisa's relationship challenges. We see Jorge and Anfisa having a meal together while discussing some red flag topics in most relationships. The two of them are sharing a conversation that is particularly odd for two people who are in love and about to get married.

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Jorge says to Anfisa during their meal “So basically you are dating me so I can buy you things?” which she answers in the affirmative. He tells the camera that this is not right. She does not seem to grasp the idea that this might be hurtful to him, and continues to play some sort of game insinuating that she would leave him if he cannot provide these things.

I am assuming this is how she measures love by receiving gifts. He questions her about what would happen if he could not buy her things. She seems to think that since she is beautiful that she deserves them. He continues to tell the camera that he is confused to why he would do this with no love in return, and when he tells her his thoughts she tells him that she will go back to Russia. She tells the camera that it is hard for her adjust and she seems to think that he needs to make a statement and fight for her to stay. This is a really odd and awkward conversation to anyone watching at home, as it appears that she is just wanting gifts and not a relationship.

However, she might see the expensive things he buys her as Jorge showing her care and love. One of the love languages is gift giving as seen in the book, The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman. However, in the case of Anfisa, her expectations appear to go beyond just giving and receiving gifts, as a less expensive present might not meet her expectations. She seems to have extravagant tastes in gifts which is not really the problem and is her prerogative. But I wonder if Jorge led her to believe that he would be able to provide these gifts, so it raised her expectations for what their union would look like in the future. If this is the case, then the two created the pattern and might need to communicate better to figure out where the expectation comes from and how each person can feel loved and cared for.

So, I guess we will continue to see if they can overcome this obstacle next week and beyond.

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After what seems like an excruciatingly long time, the first Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life trailer is finally here. It is filled with two minutes of greatness that if you don't get at least a little bit teary-eyed watching, then you clearly have no feelings and aren't a true Gilmore Girls fan.

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There are so many spoilers throughout the revival's trailer, and as exciting as it is to see Lorelai, Rory, Luke and Emily back in action, can we talk about Jess, Dean, Logan and Sookie? It is glorious once again to see Milo Ventimiglia, Jared Padalecki, Matt Czuchry and Melissa McCarthy getting back into character.

Ever since it was announced GG would return with four 90-minute episodes, fans have been wondering what these four have been up to and what they'll see from them when the revival debuts. Well, the trailer definitely gives us some insight into what to expect from them. With that, let the analyzing and theorizing begin.

1. Is Jess still in publishing?

If you're all about Jess and Rory ending up together, then this brief clip of them talking is probably making you swoon. Not only are the two talking about Rory's lack of life and career, Jess tells her, "You're still a contender." When didn't he try to give her advice or inspire her to do better for herself?

Then, there is the window behind Rory. Only part of the words at the bottom of the window are clear, but it reads, "Stars Hollow" and "publishing since." Also, take note of the computers behind Jess. Does this mean he is still writing and publishing? Does this mean he is now writing in Stars Hollow? Or does this mean Rory has taken a job at Stars Hollow's local newspaper?

Whatever the case, it sure seems like one or both of them are living out their writing dreams in Stars Hollow.

2. Dean and Doose's go really well together

There is a very quick glimpse of Dean in the trailer. It's so quick, in fact, that grabbing a GIF of him was pretty much impossible. Anyway, Dean is standing inside Doose's Market, because of course he is. It's only appropriate, especially since that is where Rory and Dean shared their first kiss.

Now, as to who Dean turns around to look at? That remains unclear, but maybe it's Rory? Also, he is clearly featured in the final episode of the revival ("Fall") based on all those leaves around the door and the windows of Doose's. If he is in the last episode, does this mean good things for Rory and Dean 'shippers?

More: QUIZ: Think you're the biggest Gilmore Girls fan? Prove it!

3. Sookie is bringing the dirty jokes

It was pretty traumatic when McCarthy almost didn't return as Sookie. Thankfully, she is back and still as hilarious as ever. She is also making dirty jokes in the trailer. After squirting frosting from a piping bag, she says, "Wow, that was pornographic." Yes, Sookie. Her delivery is always spot-on.

Now, as to what she is decorating: Is that a wedding cake? Is it for Rory and whomever she may end up with? Is it for Luke and Lorelai? Is it for someone else? Who knows, but it sure seems likely that Sookie is putting her chef skills to good use by making the best possible wedding cake ever.

4. Logan looks all professional

Like Dean, fans have to pay attention or they might miss Logan at the end of the trailer. If you did miss him, here is a screen-grab. First, that smile will make Logan supporters weak in the knees. Second, he sure looks all professional chilling with his tablet on a couch in that spiffy dress shirt. Also, based on the two guitars behind him, it appears he's into music.

Is this Logan's apartment in San Francisco? If you recall, at the end of the series, Logan was set to go off to the West Coast for a job. Wherever he is and whatever he is up to, Logan sure looks good and clearly hasn't lost his swagger.

Now, watch the trailer for yourself and get those tissues ready because die-hard GG fans will definitely shed a tear or two.

Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life premieres Friday, Nov. 25 at 12:01 a.m. PST on Netflix.

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Before you go, check out our slideshow below.

Jim Bob Duggar may no longer be on television every week, but his shadow still looms over the 19 Kids and Counting followup Counting On. He's to blame when Joy Anna Duggar announces her limited future plans of taking care of the kids and enrolling in online Bible classes, instead of attending college. Jim Bob's undue influence is also evident when the golden child Jill returns home to a massive guest house while Jessa and Ben prepare for their second child in the much smaller and shabbier home that used to belong to Josh. Tonight, however, viewers received even more disturbing insight into the tight grip Jim Bob has on his children.

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It's no secret that Jim Bob grills each suitor before letting his daughters pursue courtship. Until now, however, many people didn't realize just how extensive this process really is. In addition to those awkward chats with Jim Bob (including the especially cringe-worthy meeting with Jeremy, in which Daddy Duggar chowed down on a chocolate muffin) those interested in Jim Bob's daughters must complete extensive questionnaires, which delve into everything from the guy's earning potential to the story behind his decision to walk with the Lord.

Parent approval is a big deal for some couples, and there's nothing wrong with that, to a point. But Jim Bob's involvement (and his crass comments about being ready to "swap spit") takes the concept to a disturbing extreme. Although the daughters are technically allowed to say no whenever they want (as Jana has evidently done in the past), Jim Bob's excessive oversight makes it feel as if the Duggar gals have no agency whatsoever. That's not exactly unusual for these women, but still, it would be nice if they could have a bit more of a say regarding the identity of their future husbands.

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I like that Jinger and Jeremy are bucking the trend with their front hugs, but ultimately, their courtship is the same as any other in the Duggar family — they're under the control of the overzealous Jim Bob Duggar. I hope that one day, one of the Duggar girls will be able to pursue the relationship of her dreams, without her dad creepily getting in the way.

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Are you bothered by revelations of Jim Bob Duggar's multi-page questionnaire for his daughters' suitors? Or do you think he's simply trying to protect his daughters from heartbreak? Comment and share your opinion below.

Before you go, check out our slideshow below.

Whenever a contestant with any measure of previous success in the music industry arrives on The Voice (or, for that matter, any reality competition), critics immediately claim that he or she has an unfair advantage. The latest target of this critique is child star Billy Gilman, who hopes that a successful stint on The Voice will revive his career.

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According to some naysayers, Gilman does not belong on The Voice because he has already performed professionally. A few even claim that his voice isn't all that strong — and that people merely like him because of his name and his past success.

To be fair, entering The Voice as a previously successful musician is certainly different than coming on the show without ever having made a splash in the music industry. This was evident when Gilman was rehearsing for this week's performance. Instead of freaking out over meeting Faith Hill and Tim McGraw for the first time, he enjoyed what looked more like a family reunion. His past also came up after he performed, with Miley Cyrus once again mentioning that she'd grown up listening to Gilman's spectacular voice.

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Gilman's experience on The Voice might not be exactly the same as that of Knockout competitor Ponciano Seoane, but then again, he has his own unique challenges to face. Because the coaches know who he is and what he is capable of, they hold him to a higher standard. The audience also expects more from him, and while some people will surely vote for him because they loved his early music, others will fail to vote purely because of his previous success.

Even if his prior success in the music industry creates certain advantages, the haters should acknowledge that Gilman faced the exact same obstacles as the other singers when he first auditioned for The Voice. At that point, none of the judges recognized his voice — but they loved him nevertheless. Since then, he's only gotten better — and his latest performance proves that he deserves to be up on that stage, singing his heart out.

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Do you think Billy Gilman has an unfair advantage on The Voice? Should he be on the show at all? Comment and share your opinion below.

Before you go, check out our slideshow below.

The friends featured thus far on Freeform's The Letter have undergone a few notable challenges regarding body image and separation anxiety, but on the whole, viewers have had a hard time connecting with people who seem privileged and, frankly, spoiled. That all changed tonight, when viewers were introduced to an aspiring musician who has been held back by memories of the horrific rape she suffered five years ago at the hands of somebody she thought she could trust.

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Samara received one of the kindest and most understanding notes I've seen thus far on The Letter. Most of the show's other letters have delivered tough love to people who really need a kick in the butt. That's not exactly what Samara needed, however. She needed encouragement, yes, but of a gentler variety. That's exactly what she received in a letter mentioning how incredibly brave she is and how much potential she has as a musician.

Samara's letter may have been a bit gentler than the others featured thus far on Freeform's new show, but it also included one of the toughest challenges: Meet with other rape survivors, and instead of simply listening, speak up. Samara was also told to take another look at the music she wrote shortly after she was raped. She's been understandably reluctant to share these songs with the world, but her friend believes that this would deliver the healing she so desperately needs.

More: Freeform's The Letter had me wanting to try the body-confidence challenge stat

Turns out, Samara's friend was right! Not only was she able to share her story, she actually sang in front of an entire group of survivors, as well as several of her friends. Being vulnerable was not easy, but she eventually realized that it was worth it. Her performance was one of the most touching I've seen on any television show — and therefore, far more memorable than anything I saw this week on The Voice.

More: 14 things rape survivors want the men who date them to know

Not every rape survivor is lucky enough to have such supportive friends as those featured on The Letter. If tonight's episode has taught me anything, it's that there's a need for more survivor groups like the one Samara visited. The more support survivors receive, the more likely they are to let out those difficult emotions and move forward. I hope tonight's episode will help viewers in Samara's position gain the courage to speak out.

What did you think of tonight's episode of The Letter? Are you inspired by Samara's bravery? Comment and share your opinion below.

We loved seeing Emily and Haley Ferguson on Ben and Lauren: Happily Ever After? We even loved seeing Grant Kemp and Lace Morris return. But Chad Johnson was one Bachelor Nation contestant too much.

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The franchise is really milking Johnson's character for all he's worth, and he's clearly hamming up his bad boy image for the cameras, and we're over it.

Even worse, it undercuts Ben Higgins and Lauren Bushnell's new show, making us question just how much of what we're seeing is only for the sake of the drama and headlines.

Bushnell and Higgins have come out as of late and even admitted that the reality show takes some liberties with their relationship. There have even been suggestions that the two are too boring for television and the clever editing is an attempt to spice up the conflict. These suggestions might be absolutely correct, especially after seeing Johnson show up tonight.

"If there’s one person I wish didn’t exist, it was him," Morris declared right as Johnson showed up. Hmm, what perfect timing he has. How convenient.

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More like, how pre-planned.

Look, we're OK with the show staging certain situations. We get it. Plus, bringing back Bachelor Nation favorites for the show makes it way more interesting and fun to watch. But we probably all could have done without Chad Johnson and his Chad-ness. It was all sorts of wrong and not because he's a jerk. It felt fake and forced, and there's enough fake and forced reality TV out there that if we're going to add another show to my list, it better at least feel genuine.

No one could ever believe this Chad-ism was genuine: "If I really sat down and thought about my actions, which I don't ever do, I would probably feel pretty bad."'

Apology? Not even close.

Good TV? We'll let you be the judge.

More: Lauren Bushnell needs to move on from the Ben Higgins & JoJo Fletcher drama

Now we're questioning the first two episodes of the show. Is Bushnell really that insecure or is the show just hyping it up? Is Higgins really as uncertain about their wedding plans as he seems or was it all just to add suspense?

Do you think Ben and Lauren's staged situations feel too forced or are you still loving the show?

Before you go, check out our slideshow below.

Earlier this year, there were reports that The Real Housewives of New York fan favorite Jules Wainstein would be leaving the show, and while that news is disappointing, Wainstein's potential replacement is pretty darn exciting.

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Apparently, Tinsley Mortimer is going to be joining the show next season according to a Radar Online source. The source revealed that Mortimer — who previously starred in her own reality show, High Society, before it was canceled after just eight episodes — has been confirmed as the latest star to join The Real Housewives franchise.

Mortimer didn't win any fans by being affiliated with High Society (Jezebel notes that the show was, at times, a "racist trainwreck") but she's interesting, and should bring something unique to the show. Producers also won't have trouble finding a storyline for her because Mortimer's past has been somewhat turbulent. She made headlines in April after she was arrested for trespassing at the Palm Beach, Florida, home of her ex-boyfriend, Nico Fanjul.

But why do we want to see her on TV again? It's not because we want to watch Mortimer spiral out of control. In fact, it's quite the opposite. It's been six years since her last reality TV stint, and during this time, she's no doubt been through a lot of changes. It would be great if she could use The Real Housewives of New York as a platform to make a comeback and show everyone that she is a well-educated, resilient woman.

That, and it could also be a chance for the Manhattan socialite to show everyone just how she's changed — and we love a good, uplifting storyline.

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Do you want Tinsley Mortimer to be the newest member of The Real Housewives of New York? Share your thoughts below.

Before you go, check out our slideshow below.

Andy Cohen is probably shaking his head today over what could have been the perfect Bravo reality show — former Real Housewives of New York City star Heather Thomson rehabilitating Monica Lewinsky’s image. In a recent interview with The Tomorrow Show, Thomson shared her idea with host Keven Undergaro.

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“Monica Lewinsky had come out with her Vanity Fair [article in 2014] and I was on Access Hollywood… Billy [Bush] was like, She can’t get a job is what I’m hearing,'” Thomson said. “There’s no way I believe that for a hot second.”

As the founder of the shape-wear undergarment company, Yummie by Heather Thomson, she decided to spring an idea into action when it came to Lewinsky.

“Well, I’ll hire her,” she explained in the interview. “I have a company, I have a multimillion dollar company. I’ll give her a job.”

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That’s when Thomson went on a quest to locate Lewinsky to help her get past the Bill Clinton scandal. She had LuAnn de Lesseps connect her with Dorinda Medley before she was a cast member on RHONY.

“Dorinda jetted me in my footsteps and said she is not looking for a job,” explained Thomson. “[She said,] ‘Trust me, she's fine. You have a legitimate company, and you're coming out of the goodness of your heart to lift someone up.’ "

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You know Cohen is foaming at the mouth to still make this job offer happen. It would be a ratings bonanza for Bravo and Thomson would be “holla-ing” all over New York for getting Lewinsky to join her team.

Alas, neither the show nor the job will ever happen. Even Thomson has given up on the idea.

“It sounded like a good idea for awhile, but then I moved on,” she said. “But I was gonna give her a job."

Before you go, check out our slideshow below.

It was unlike anything we've ever seen on Survivor. Sure, there have been medical emergencies, but nothing quite like this.

While she was sitting out of the Reward challenge, Hannah whispered to Bret that she was feeling faint. "I can't feel my hands," she declared moments later. "I can't tell if I'm panicking or dehydrated. My arms are cramping up." Then, panic truly set in. Once the challenge came to a close, the medical team stepped in to evaluate Hannah's health. "You're not going to let me die?" she asked Dr. Joe. He reassured her that everything would be fine and determined she was essentially having an anxiety attack.

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After a few deep breaths, Hannah seemed to be on the upswing. Once back on her feet at camp, she opened up about her personal anxiety struggles. "I can't help that I'm a person that has anxiety. Of course it's embarrassing you're just like collapsing and you're not even in the challenge. There were game thoughts of I can't seem weak. That's the worst part. I can't seem this weak in front of my tribe. My brain is just so exhausted. There's not a moment where you just get to breathe out and take five minutes from Survivor to take a breath. Now I have to keep going. Perception is reality, and I have to keep saying I'm good so that people know that I'm good."

It was refreshing to hear her story. Not every medical emergency is life-threatening, but anxiety can be crippling. I feel for Hannah. It takes a lot of personal strength to take on Survivor, and it must be even tougher while prone to anxiety attacks. I'm happy she quickly beat her attack and returned to the game with her head held high.

The Twitterverse wasn't as kind to her.

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Figtails love

The cuddly bond between Figgy and Taylor was getting more intense. The inseparable duo spent their time smooching in the shelter instead of waking up and realizing they're in the middle of a strategic competition. Hilariously, they didn't seem to think Jessica nor Ken were aware of their love affair, so Figgy made sure to tell them. But everybody already knew what was really going on. Their touchy, feely flirtation was obvious to everybody.

When their tribe lost the latest Immunity challenge, Figgy and Taylor felt like everything was locked up. With Adam on their side, it would be a 3-2 vote in favor of the Millennials. Their intended target, Ken, wasn't so willing to lay down and die. He approached Adam and made a strong argument for him to flip on Figtails — and it worked. Despite Taylor threatening revenge if Adam flipped on the Millennials, that's exactly what happened as Figgy was blindsided in an amazing elimination. It was fantastic. Now Taylor has to finally dig his toes in the sand to play the game. It's about time, too, because watching their budding romance was not even close to entertaining. If I want to watch people think they're falling in love, I will tune in for The Bachelor.

More: Survivor's Lucy Huang is still angry at David about her elimination

Are you happy Figgy was voted off? Join the conversation and leave a comment in the section below!

The Teen Mom OG reunion hasn't even aired yet, but boy-oh-boy are the rumors already flying.

For one, Maci Bookout, Amber Portwood and Catelynn Lowell reportedly walked off the stage in protest of Farrah Abraham's presence, according to The Real Mr. Housewife, but that was only the tip of the iceberg.From the sound of things, the latest Teen Mom reunion is going to be more like a Real Housewives reunion.

News of the crazy brawl between Portwood and Abraham that occurred after Abraham said Portwood's fiancé looks like a pedophile hit the internet earlier this week — and now it turns out that Bookout allegedly jumped in the mix, and was even making death threats.

More: I can't believe I'm saying this, but Farrah Abraham might need her own show

"I heard Maci tried to come out and she threatened to kill my daughter," Abraham's father, Michael Abraham, told Radar Online. "That is wrong. Last reunion, I went to her fiancé and said I was happy for their first child. I was looking forward to congratulating her on her marriage.”

Witnesses claim that no punches landed on Farrah, but her dad tells a different story.

"Like any good father, from my point of view, I saw her hand touch my daughter’s face," Michael said of Portwood. "When I saw Amber touch my daughter, that’s when I got between the two of them."

Michael also told Radar that he's hurt his daughter's co-stars lashed out at her so violently, especially since the Abrahams have turned the other cheek in the past.

"My daughter is not a whore, she has never sold her body," Michael said. "She is not a prostitute and those words have come out of our cast members’ mouths and we never got physical. Farrah is in the entertainment business. That’s her choice."

More: Farrah Abraham has a bad track record with relationships & she knows it

We know Farrah has as much right to show up at the reunion as any of the other cast members, but with all the drama that is usually directed at her when they're all in the same room, you gotta wonder why she keeps putting herself through it.

For her part, Portwood says what went down at the reunion is being misrepresented on the internet.

"I just got back from L.A., and I know there's a lot of rumors going around about what has happened on the reunion show. And I just want everybody to stay open minded and know that 90% of what your reading isn't true," Portwood said in a series of Instagram videos. "I think it's going to be sad when the video comes out and they're kind of going to look like liars."

Teen Mom OG airs Mondays at 9/8c on MTV.

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Erin Bates Paine allowed her family and their cameras inside her delivery room on Bringing Up Bates.

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In an exclusive clip for SheKnows, Erin is in the hospital getting ready to give birth to her daughter Brooklyn Elise Paine. She has quite the crowded delivery room. Not only are there nurses and doctors milling about, but her husband Chad Paine is next to her holding her hand, Kelly Jo Bates is there taking pictures, Tori Bates is at Erin's bedside, and Katie Bates is acting as cameraman (since their normal camera crew wasn't allowed in the hospital.).

"I was super-excited," Chad said to the cameras. "I was anticipating this day for a long time. And to actually find out that yes, she's in labor, yes, we're going to have a baby very soon, was just, I don't know, it's just a very incredible feeling that I think only parents can know what that feels like."

Erin's delivery of baby No. 2 will be showcased on Thursday's episode of the show titled, "And Baby Makes Five?" It's aptly titled because not only did the family welcome a new baby, but they also adopted a puppy just a few weeks before Erin gave birth. Anyone who's ever had a puppy knows that's quite the handful to take on in and of itself. Add in the new baby, and this family is going to be busy for the next couple of months.

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Though Erin was very open about her high-risk pregnancy, things seemed to go smoothly this time around with her delivery. Of course, we'll have to wait and see once the full episode airs, but during the clip, Erin suggests that this time around was much easier.

"It was a really strange feeling because I was in labor and not in any pain, so I kept asking, 'Can I push?' You know? 'Is it time?' And finally [the doctor] was like, 'Yes!'" Erin said of her delivery and the excitement during the day.

We know both Erin and Brooklyn Elise are happy and healthy post-delivery thanks to an announcement by UPtv following the birth.

More: Screw Tinder — let's give Bringing Up Bates' courtships a try

Not to mention adorable Instagram pics!

Watch the full exclusive clip from the episode below.

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These violent delights have violent ends, and American Horror Story: Roanoke is reveling in them.

More: I refuse to say I'm disappointed with AHS: Roanoke's big twist

We're not sure if this is the most violent season of American Horror Story, but Ryan Murphy was not lying when he said it was "fucked up." It is absolutely that, and we're not sure if we love it or need to curl in a ball for a while to recover. Maybe both?

There was so much gore and violence in tonight's episode, we can't think of another AHS season that even comes close. Sure, there have been plenty of murders in the past seasons, but Roanoke is one bloodbath after the next.

More: We're picking up the clues American Horror Story's dropping about Season 6

If you're a fan of The Walking Dead too, then you're probably feeling as brutalized by television this week as I am. Don't worry; we wouldn't dare dream of ruining that Season 7 premiere episode, but we're still reeling. Paired with tonight's episode of American Horror Story, we think we need a month or two to fully recover from the trauma. Can a TV show give you PTSD? Because we might need some counseling.

We can't even guess how this season of American Horror Story is going to end. No one in that house seems fit to actually stop the Butcher. If anything, they'll join her killing spree with glee at this point. And since it seems that no one ever leaves once they enter that house, we're assuming they'll all be dead really soon. We lost a good many of them tonight as it is.

More: American Horror Story Season 6 might bring the series full circle

While the end of this season is still a mystery, one thing we do know: The fucked up-ness of this season has only just begun. Now that Finn Wittrock's character has finally been revealed as part of the cannibal hillbilly Polk family, there is no end to the potential for disturbing scenes ahead.

Despite knowing this, I'll still be tuning in. Apparently, I'm a glutton for punishment, but I need to know what will happen. I also really need to know if Matt Bomer will be appearing as the real Edward Mott or the Pigman this season. Maybe both?

What are your theories about where AHS: Roanoke is headed at the end of this season?

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Raven-Symoné is leaving The View, but for a very a good reason. The actress, musician and — until fairly recently — talk show co-host is starring in a spinoff of the wildly successful Disney Channel TV show That's So Raven. Symoné played a charming teenager who had visions, allowing her to see into the future. That's So Raven was one of Disney Channel's highest-rated shows, and is still a fan favorite, despite the last episode airing in 2007.

More: Raven-Symoné's discriminatory remarks on The View caused quite an uproar

Symoné's opinions caused quite a bit of controversy on The View and on Twitter. In 2015, Symoné tweeted, "I'm not about to hire you if your name is Watermelondrea." Cue the backlash.

But despite some of her questionable moments in the past couple of years, it's safe to say that all is forgiven, because That's So Raven fans are beyond excited.

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Honestly, hearing the news made me feel like dancing like Symoné in this episode.

In the untitled That's So Raven reboot, Symoné will play a divorced mother of two preteens — and surprise, surprise: One of them will have inherited the power to see into the future. That sounds like double the trouble fun.

More: Raven-Symoné haters are furious about her new hairdo

We'll keep you updated as more information rolls in!

Are you excited for the That's So Raven reboot? Let us know in the comments below!

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Let's just be honest here: We love just about everything Samantha Bee does.

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Not only is she hilarious and super-smart, but Bee crashes through glass ceilings left and right. She made history by being the first woman to host a late-night satirical news program in a world dominated by Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart, who hosted The Daily Show, where Bee actually got her start. And now, she's going to be the first such female host to interview President Barack Obama — or any president, for that matter.

Obama is scheduled to sit down with Bee on Halloween night on her show, Full Frontal.

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TBS announced the interview Wednesday, writing, "The conversation with America's male president, who wore a flattering wool suit paired with sensible leather flats, follows Samantha's October 24th interviews with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg, Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, Marshallese President Hilda Heine, Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic, along with former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright."

It continues, "It covers a range of topics, from the 44th president's legacy to the challenges the new Commander in Chief will face when she takes office in January. (Yes, "she." Spoiler alert.)"

BRB, setting up the DVR right now.

Considering how supportive Bee has been of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's bid to be the first woman to lead the country, we can only hope she'll be breaking another glass ceiling: First interview with a female American president.

More: Full Frontal just showed us the anti-BLM crowd can actually be reasoned with

Will you watch President Obama on Full Frontal Monday night? Let us know in the comments below.

Blinded by love. Jessica "Figgy" Figueroa will forever be remembered as the girl who fell in love with the snowboarder "bro" on Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen-X. But was it true love? During our one-on-one interview with Figgy, she unleashes behind-the-scenes, post-game secrets about why she and Taylor are no longer dating. In fact, they're not even talking. What went wrong? Plus, she explains why Taylor doesn't even deserve to win the game. This is a great interview, so sit back and soak it in.

SheKnows: You were definitely the victim of a blindside, so walk us through what was going through your head once the votes started falling against you.

Jessica Figueroa: I kind of knew the 2-2 tie vote was gonna come, I just didn't know about Adam flipping. I knew the vote was coming toward me because I was more of a threat in the game than Taylor was. I think he thought we were in Alaska because his mind was all about snowboarding. His mind was not in the game for the most part. Mine was. I knew that if the vote was gonna come between Taylor and I, they would take me out over him because at that point, he would be at their mercy. I would never be at anybody's mercy, so they had to take me out while they could.

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SK: Are you angry with Adam for flipping on you?

JF: Yeah. I hate him! No, I'm kidding. I commend him. Adam is like a Cochran on Survivor fandom-level. I am not at that fandom level, but I'm a huge Survivor fan. When I watched the move, I think it was brilliant. I said it before and I said it when I got voted out — if they didn't take me out now, it would've been bad for them in the long run because I would've came after them. I would have. Some people laugh online saying it's a joke. No, I am a force to be reckoned with. My cover-up was the whole relationship that I had on the show. I understand why Adam did what he did. I don't hate him for it. I applaud him kinda-sorta in a salty Mari way, and will toast a margarita to him.

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SK: As a self-described fan of the game, do you respect Adam for taking you out? As a viewer, how do you respond to the move?

JF: I totally respect Adam for that move. You take out a power couple, but was it smart for your game? You could've kept the power couple in to keep the target off your back long-term. It could be a bad thing for Adam in the game or it could be a good thing because he now has Ken and Jess at his mercy. He also has Zeke who hates Figgy. Michaela doesn't really want to work with anybody but Jay, but she'll eventually come back to him. It could be a really good thing for Adam and that's the only reason I will commend him. Obviously, because it was me, I'm bitter about it. I didn't like watching it on TV. If I were in his shoes, that would be a tough decision. I probably would've done the same thing or taken out Taylor.

SK: While in the game, would you have ever voted Taylor out despite your flirtatious relationship?

JF: Yeah. If it came down to the merge and people were saying it was either me or Tails, I obviously would write Taylor's name down. Taylor was just my 100 percent. That was my buddy out there. We've seen it before. It was Andrea and Matt Elrod [Survivor: Redemption Island] and she was shocked when he was voted out. Matt was her No. 1. That's how I felt with Taylor.

SK: Are you and Taylor still interested in each other?

JF: What do you think?

SK: I don't know. It's been a long time since you filmed that episode. I'm gonna say "yes."

JF: Wrong. The legend of Figtails has come to an end. When you're on an island, it's completely different from real life, and you find some things about people in their real life that you didn't know on the island. It leads to a downfall, and it's for good reasons we're not together. It's for the better. If we would've gotten married at Tribal Council, it would've been the world's quickest divorce.

SK: Well, since you bring it up, let's talk about that marriage offer. Jeff Probst is an ordained minister, so he suggested holding an impromptu Millennial-style wedding right there at Tribal Council between you and Taylor. You said you were willing to go for it, but were you serious?

JF: Yeah, man — I was a Survivor first! Why not do it? I mean, hell, I would've divorced his ass afterward anyways. I'm a Millennial. I'm all about doing things for the first time and being that person who says, "Let's friggin' do it." It's kind of a joke. I wasn't in love with Taylor at that point. I felt for him, and I did love Taylor at some point. In that moment, I didn't realize that I actually did love him. I was just like, "Let's do it! Give me some margaritas, Jeff!" It's a joke. It would've been funny. I'm definitely glad it did not go through. Thank you, Jeff, for talking some sense into everybody and just changing the subject.

SK: So you would have said "I do" that night.

JF: I think it would've been fun. I don't know. It would've been funny [laughs.]

SK: Do you blame your early game demise on Taylor? Is it his fault for being so open about your bond?

JF: That's a tough question to answer regardless. I'm gonna take it all the way back to Episode 2. I think if Taylor and I wouldn't have been together, I would have been in trouble when Jay went up to Michelle and revealed it was me that night. Michelle said "no." If Taylor and I weren't together, I think it would've been easier for them to take out Figgy. I think that Taylor may or may not have helped me survive that first vote. I think because I paired off with someone who was thinking he was in another state like Alaska snowboarding down a mountain versus in Fiji playing a game for a million dollars was my demise. He was completely infatuated and wanted to make out the whole time. I wasn't about it. I was like, "No. Don't hug me. Don't touch me. Don't talk to me." He couldn't stop. I think my demise was just working with someone who was a 12-year-old boy.

SK: Do you regret playing so closely with him?

JF: I don't regret anything in my life. It's a lesson. Definitely a lesson learned on who I will work with in the future when I do play again. I will redeem myself one day.

SK: So you say you found some things out about Taylor after the game. Are you guys even talking now?

JF: Nope [laughs.] We are not talking. Yeah, we're just not talking. Come the reunion show, things might change. We'll see. We will obviously have to be in communication there, but we're not friends.

SK: Are you dreading seeing him again?

JF: I don't give a fuck if I'm his friend right now. I'm not dreading the reunion show. I think the fact that I love our season so much, I can't wait to give Jeff a huge hug and see everybody again — other than him. I think that overpowers anything I have against him. I'm excited. It will be a good show for you guys to watch.

SK: I know this may be a bit personal, but can you tell us anything about what went wrong with Taylor?

JF: [Laughs] You will have to watch the reunion show. Just know that there are things that I found out about Taylor and they led to the demise of our relationship.

SK: But you were dating after the show?

JF: Yeah, we dated for a couple months after the show. We tried to make it work, but ultimately it just could not happen.

SK: If you could give your $1 million vote to anybody right now, who would it be?

JF: This one's tough, honestly. I have three people I love to watch: Michaela, Jay and David. I could go with Michaela just for shits and giggles of her hating me and her being a beast. I could go with Jay for being in an alliance with me, but I think my vote would have to go to David. He is just what the game of Survivor is about. He is literally the person nobody would expect to be finding these Idols, playing them for people and doing all these things. He's getting outside of his comfort zone, playing the game and adapting. It's beautiful to watch.

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SK: On the flip side, who does not deserve to win at this point?

JF: The person that does not deserve to win is Taylor. No, that's mean of me. Other than Taylor, it would be Jessica. I just think she was saved by grace when David played his Idol. People are saving her and she's not doing enough for me. She should've gone home instead of Lucy. She owes her life to so many people in this game. I don't think she deserves right now to win. Same thing for Taylor.

SK: How did you get on the show?

JF: I applied last year for the first time. I had always been a fan and always wanted to apply, but I'm a workhorse. I'm work-work-work-work-work-work-work. If I have time, sure, but I never really had time, the camera or equipment to do anything. My sister gave me a Survivor buff from her office that she had because she knew I was a fan of the show. I wear it out in public all the time. This little girl asked me if I'd ever been on and I said, "No, but I'd probably be really good at it." I told my mom that and she told me to apply. I did and here I am talking to you.

SK: For all the geeks out there, which buff is it?

JF: I love it. It's a buff that has all the seasons on it. It's one of the orange anniversary buffs.

Are you surprised to find out Figgy and Taylor aren't even friends anymore? Join the conversation and leave a comment below!

This week, both couples meet with friends to discuss where they are at in their relationships, but it's Nick and Sonia I want to focus on. Nick’s friends seem to be questioning his relationship as Nick discusses the changes he is trying to make to improve things with Sonia. Sonia is also at dinner with her friends and describes the relationship as a "roller coaster." She tells them that "he is trying but he can do more." A friend asks if she has feelings for Nick and her answer is “I do not know." Her friends do not appear to think the union will work.

More: Nick and Sonia try to save their relationship on Married at First Sight

The evening before the final decision, Nick and Sonia getting along well and talking about the relationship. The two are sharing gifts with each other which appear thoughtful and heartfelt. They're laughing a lot, which is promising. Nick tells the camera that he likes the direction they are going in.

Finally, decision day. Sonia says that they've overcome things and is able to forgive. Nick says that he wants to stay married. Sonia says she still doesn't quite trust Nick, but decides to stay married, too. I am a bit surprised as I thought Sonia might have chosen divorce. But she appears to be an optimistic and positive person. She sees the good in people and I think while she may have doubted Nick’s hurtful language in episodes before, she chose to forgive him.

More: Nick and Sonia have some sweet but challenging moments on Married at First Sight

Hopefully the two can continue to grow into a healthy relationship and they will be able to communicate their thoughts and feelings. Nick appeared to be making more effort to connect and I hope this continues.

Next week is the reunion episode and we'll get to see if the couple stayed together after that final scene.

More: Married at First Sight: Can Nick and Sonia save their union?

While we're still not fully recovered from Abraham's death in The Walking Dead Season 7 opener, we've kinda moved on from Glenn's brutal demise.

It's not because we didn't love Glenn — I mean, really, who wasn't attached to the character that Steven Yeun so artfully crafted — it's just that TWD has been teasing us with his death for so long, we really saw it coming. That, and we also knew from Robert Kirkman's comic books that it was Glenn's time to join that great, non-zombie spirit in the sky.

But what if Glenn and Abraham hadn't been the anticipated Season 7 premiere deaths that everyone's been agonizing over since the Season 6 finale? It's not just a rhetorical question — it could have been real. And now there's supposedly leaked footage that proves it.

More: That Walking Dead death scene was even too much for one cast member

A YouTube account posted the footage this week that shows Maggie meeting the end of Negan's bat as Glenn screams in agony. Um, what? As already stated above, we're still not over seeing Abraham go, but if it had been Maggie, it might have been time to abandon the series.

Now, there's obviously a problem with this footage. It's so freakin' grainy that it's hard to even tell what's really going on, or if Maggie is dead after being beaten by Lucille. The fact that the video looks so bad has raised some questions about it's authenticity. In other words, it's totally possible this TWD death scene was actually filmed in someone's basement.

More: We need to start an AHS: Roanoke & Walking Dead support group

On the other hand, we do know that the makers of The Walking Dead did shoot alternate death scenes to help keep the premiere a surprise. And it obviously worked, since fans were left reeling after Sunday's episode.

Do you think the allegedly leaked footage is real or fake?

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