The end or can we get a spin-off? I don't know but just hoping for more. Enjoyed getting to know the characters and looking forward for more.

I have very long, fine hair, that has the little flyaways/frizzy's throughout....this is working effectively at getting my hair to lay flat and smooth. You do not need much (less than a dime sized amount for thin hair), and it won't leave a greasy residue. I have used other smoother's/creme's before and this is one of the better one's.

The meat grinder is about the size of my small blender, the magic bullet, just a little bit wider. It fits very nicely on my counters tops and doesn't take up too much space. Although, after I am done using it, I do make sure to put it away underneath the kitchen sink. I own another meat grinder, which is much larger and I have used it for years. And from the very beginning it felt strange to use. It was large and clunky and felt like it belonged in a meat owners shop. It was electric and plugged into a wall. This one however is the perfect size for my family to use. It is completely hand cranked and there is no electricity or wiring involved at all. The meat grinder is made of a hard plastic, with stainless steel for the grinder piece for the meat to go through. It also suctions onto the counter very well, with a strong grip that only releases when the knob is turned. Honestly nothing bad to say about it. I have ground, meat for burgers, meatballs, and even vegetables as well for some homemade salsa. I do recommend giving this a thorough washing before, because some of the flavoring of my garlic went through with the meat, which wasn't a bad thing, but something to be aware of. It also important to trim off the fat on meat or else it may get stuck inside the grinder. I got the hand crank meat grinder for a discount for reviewing purpose, but came here to drop the honest truth.