Did Kat kill Cliff?

In Episode9, we see Cliff sitting at the landry home writing a letter to Fern. He was happy with her and he wasn't going to the NYE party. Then Kat comes in and says something about "Will you be there? You usually are" and it worried Cliff, which made him go to the party, taking him to get Elliot arrested. All of them head into the tunnels.

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u/Apparentcookie — 9 days ago

85* bakery

Does anyone know how 85* make that super soft, creamy top layer on their mango creme brule? 🥹 I’m trying to recreate one from a cake I had from a bakery, and I cannot figure out what they used for the topping. the texture is really light and creamy, but still has a little richness to it. I’ve tried a few things and I’m getting nowhere,

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u/Apparentcookie — 1 month ago

Selena was an executive producer too, why is David getting all the hate

Been reading up on all the things for the final episodes and mostly about how everyone on here feels about the reboot. There's been some talk about the original family not being brought back for the show and i'm a little confused about something.

why is most of the criticism seem to be toward david when selena was also an executive producer on the show? i'm not saying either of them is necessarily responsible, because obviously there are a lot of people involved in this show.

But selena is also the bigger star of the original cast, and as an executive producer, wouldn't it be reasonable to think she potentially had more influence or a bigger voice behind the scenes than the Davidm especially when it comes to something like bringing back the original members for the show?

If she wanted certain og cast members back, would she have had enough pull as an executive producer to push for that? I was wondering maybe there's something i'm missing about how much control Selena vs David had.

About about one of the main person [spoiler] being killed - wouldn't she have seen it too in the writing booth and changed it, knowing how much we would dislike it?

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u/Apparentcookie — 2 months ago

Apartments along the Metra Line

Hi guys, I’m looking for a place along the Metra line because I’ll be starting an internship on W. Madison and need a way to get there that’s accessible by Metra. (Is Chicago line better?)

I’ve been looking at some closer to the city, but the rent is 2200 + a lot of the parking fees around $200/month, which is more than I can pay.

I’m hoping to get a place less than $2,000/month with no extra parking fee. I’m also okay on living farther out, about a 40-minute Metra ride, if it helps reduce overall costs.

If anyone has advice on areas that are good for Metra commuting, Id appreciate it.

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u/Apparentcookie — 5 months ago