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G is for Gunther who finally confessed his love to Rachel in the S10 Finale.

I love Chandler's line in TOW all the poker(?). Rachel comes in and says "guess what?" Chandler replies, "The fifth dentist caved and now they're all recommending Trident?" So Chandler and it gets me every time even though I know it's coming. I also like the scene when Joey finds the naked picture of Monica in the magazine that Chandler had left and Rachel catches him. I love her explanation of what it is that he does. "Joey has a secret peephole!" "Yes! He has a naked picture of Monica! He takes naked pictures of us! And then he eats chicken and looks at them!" I loved JA's delivery. Monica's line cracks me up every time, "I'm Monica. I'm disgusting. I stalk guys and keep their underpants." I love everything about this setup. I love how Joey flipped it on Monica and Chandler who were being really unfair to him. Everyone's reactions to Monica's announcement sealed the deal. Another small line that just tickles me pick is the one where Phoebe has the sexy singing voice because of her cold. At one point she says, "Hey Gunther, be a good little boy and bring me a whiskey." I loved early seasons Phoebe.

I am so happy for Rumer and Val! They, in my opinion were the most consistent and talented team. It's was also nice to see Rumer's family be so happy for her.

Sort of, but not really. It was their Week One dance, It was the highest scoring dance of Week One, which means that it probably got 8's from the judges, since they rarely give anything higher than an 8 on the first week. And wasn't it a Cha-cha? I believe it was a foxtrot. Doing a dance from week one I think is totally in line with redoing a dance to show improvements. Ryker and Allison redid a dance in which they scored a 38.

I thought it was bold of Allison to do the top hats and suits right after Alfonso and Whitney. The music felt a little subdued and I don't think matched their routine that well. I thought it was a bit sloppy too especially noticeable was at one point when there on those little beams. I loved Val and Rumer's routine. I appreciated Rumer's version of Toxic and it went well with the AT/Contemporary. It was awesome. I tried voting a few times for them and was only able to get through twice. I'm hoping they win tomorrow night. I'm also a sucker for a proud dad so watching Bruce tear up gave me the feels.

Khloe was being a bit selfish. She kept saying she understood what and why he was doing, but I don't think she's ever considered his position. Whether it's real or not, she wasn't sympathetic at all.

I have for the most part been neutral when it comes to Wes, occasionally leaning to like, especially when on a challenge with Johnny. Pouring the bottle of soda on Cara Maria was an especially low moment for him, dickish if you will. He endeared himself to me on this challenge. He tends to have some semblance of character and dignity. He never quite crosses that line, except for the way he handled the CM incident. I appreciated that he was the one not treating Tonya like shit on that infamous challenge. Wes was the one that really got screwed. Not only were he and Theresa the only ones that weren't given a second chance, but he played a great game until Johnny came back. Leroy let himself be completely blinded and shit on Wes as soon as Johnny stepped back in the house. He's the one guy in recent memory who plays a character on these challenges without being a complete asshole. He doesn't do these like it's his job. I really wanted to hear his take on the Johnny/Sarah and Zach/Jonna situations. He'd be the most unbiased. Not to mention, he tends to admit when he gets outplayed, unlike a certain fruit.

I hate hearing about he is such a great person outside of the challenges. I'm not really quite sure why he can't be like that on the show? He's an ass and was downright insufferable on the reunion. I'm also not sure why he hates Jay so much. It's most obviously a case of misplaced anger. Still makes him a raging asshole. Agreed, agreed, agreed. If Jenna didn't quit on the drinking challenge, she would've at some other point. Most likely the mountain if they had gotten that far. I think everyone was kissing her ass for three reasons: she's pretty (opinions may vary here, but it seems to be a common sentiment among these challengers), she's harmless, and she poses no threat to their winnings.

Evil, yet deliciously funny.

It was kind of boring as a finale, but the best team one. Sarah and Jordan played a real solid game all season and that includes their politics. I don't think I could've stomached Theresa and Leroy winning. I'm glad to see that she was humbled by her elimination. There was no reason to be nasty to Jenna. Stay in your lane. She's always ready to cry at the drop of a dime and it's really annoying. At the least, she pointed out to Leroy that Johnny doesn't actually have his back. Johnny had Jordan and Sarah vote him in! He's blind loyalty to Johnny is so confusing. I get that he wants to play a straight forward game without deception, but that only works if you're a really well-rounded player that's equally liked, like Landon and Darrell. Brad and Derrick eventually went to the dark side and found a way to win with shady politics and even shadier alliances. Jay and Jenna. What else to say. It wasn't unexpected, but I wish they had at least finished.

On the after show, they played a clip of Johnny from the Island. I only watched that season once so my memory was kind of fuzzy. I decided I wanted to watch the reunion show to see how Johnny defended his actions. First, he took no responsibility for that final decision. He said it was Kenny and Evelyn who'd had that discussion; he wasn't even in the room. That's a terrible defense. He knew what the plan was, Kenny was just the messenger. Secondly, he basically echoed everything Sarah said on the after show. "It's a game. You play to win," etc. I can't even agree with or find merit in his argument that at least he gave Paula a chance to win since she was on the other boat. Sarah didn't send him home either. She sent him to an elimination round in which he had a fair shot of winning. I'd argue that he had a better shot at beating Leroy than Paula did of winning with Jenn, Robin, and Ryan. That's also not factoring in the depth of friendship. I get that Johnny was looking out for himself on the Island, but so was Sarah. Truth be told, they could've taken Paula on their boat and not followed through on their deal with Evelyn. They (Kenny and Johnny) would've come of looking terrible, but it played out that way anyway, because they betrayed a close friend. Honestly, I'm not a fan of Paula. I think during her streak of not winning challenges she was arrogant and too dependent on alliances, thinking they were going to carry her to the end. That doesn't mean that Johnny and Kenny's actions weren't shady and underhanded. It's just absolutely laughable that Johnny could criticize anyone's character or morals. The Island was also when he showed his sexist's colors and kept calling all the girls a "dumb bitch." He tried defending that too on the reunion show, blaming the conditions of the show and actual island. If that were the case, why weren't Ryan, Dunbar, Derek, etc. acting that way too? This was the season that really turned me off to Johnny. He was probably at his worst then, but now he has this sense of entitlement and superiority that make him downright unbearable.

Paula on Twitter: Pisses me off that even now @MTVBananas won't admit his actions years ago were shitty. Now he knows what it feels like,years later #finally Ok I was gonna keep my mouth shut until I read that article @MTVBananas...u didn't send me home but u sent me into a sinking ship Giving me life. The second tweet is in regards to an interview Johnny did for MTV.com where he tried to justify what he did on The Island.

He's gross. He's did exactly what he accused Wes of doing except Wes didn't go to Twitter and post a photo to "prove" injury. Johnny realized Leroy was going to win and he wasn't going to stand a chance so he faked injury. As if I needed another reason to dislike him. I'm glad Jay said something and didn't let Johnny get away with that. He's so used to getting his way and having people back down. That much was evident in his childish rebuttals. He looked like an idiot while Jay stayed calm and rational. Sour grapes indeed.

Fuck Johnny. Thank you, Sarah for bringing up the Island. Thank you to the producers for showing clips from the island and proving his hypocrisy. Enjoyed her dig at Johnny. "Graduating college. Getting a real career." Hahahah! Leroy's really letting me down. He has to get his head out of Johnny's ass. Also, Nia is so insincere. Right, you didn't call Jordan gay as an insult.

Thank God. This was one of the better episodes in recent memory. Johnny is an an asshole and Nia is even worse. She's thinks she's so brave and tough because she goes off on people and physically assaults them. It proves she's lesser than everyone else. Not saying those things and not putting your hands on someone else, shows much more restraint. I'd be embarrassed to be her or be related to her. She comes off as an absolutely vile human being. I'm not Theresa's biggest fan, but it was nice seeing her beat Nany in the elimination game. Her stock absolutely plummeted, at least with me, this season. Paired with Johnny, they made the most unbearable of teams. What was that about? It thought I heard something about him being a homosexual? Was that just being thrown around as an insult or was Nia trying to out him?

I'm just glad Christina kept India. I think she's going to be her golden ticket. Also, Christina's looking great.

I suppose that's my point. He would never see a dome if he didn't have to, which is obvious since it's something you want to avoid. What I'm getting at is that Johnny is always running the show, he's the one pulling the strings. It says a lot that he hasn't seen many eliminations until the end when the numbers are small and probability of going in are high. After he had a couple of challenges under his belt, he's never had to worry about facing an elimination after the daily challenges. It's a testament to how well he's played the games. He manipulates others into letting him do these things. My problem with him is this exchange that I stole from the MTV website: Johnny Bananas: “What everyone wants to say is the heroic thing, like, ‘No, I want to get rid of all the weakest players so the strongest people are here at the end.’ It’s like: Bullsh**.” Sarah: “I want to get rid of somebody who could beat me in a final.” Johnny: “Yeah.” Don't be angry that you're finally getting a taste of your own medicine.

I don't think they came to an agreement, but TJ kept insisting they decide. I'm glad they made them choose right then and there, because otherwise I feared that Johnny would've found a way to talk Sarah out of it. Jordan kept saying no, but I think that's because he didn't want the blood on his hands. He came him off looking like the good guy to Johnny, even thought I think he secretly wanted the same thing. Speaking of heads, Johnny has the weirdest fucking shaped head. Oddly shaped. The whining that was coming from Johnny was the icing on the cake. I'm rooting hard for Sarah and Jordan now. Even though Nia is a terror, I'd much rather not see Johnny (along with Nany) in another final. Getting eliminated right before the final is what both of them deserve.

Fuck yes. I've never been a fan of Sarah, especially on these challenges. In the beginning she was such a kiss ass to JEK. She has fucking won my heart on this challenge. Firstly, she isn't afraid to voice an unpopular opinion (regarding Zach's treatment of Jonna). It was absolutely ballsy to say Johnny and Nany's name, but it's absolutely the right choice. I guess all of Johnny's talk of playing with logic was bullshit. Apparently, that only counts when it benefits him. I loathe him and watching him continually say "Sarah, Sarah," brought a smile to my face and a tear to my eye. I also love that he mentioned how Jay and Jenna have yet to see an elimination. How many fucking challenges has Johnny done where he's breezed through without seeing an elimination, too? Fuck him and his hypocrisy. Nany talking about karma is laughable. If anything, it bit her in the ass for laughing at Wes's injury. Fuck her smugness, her callousness, and her entitlement. So much yes. Paula was also his friend outside the show! They guaranteed her a spot and then fucking ditched her for Evelyn, the girl they tortured that entire season. Thing is, they probably would've won easily with her, too. He's the shadiest motherfucker on this show. Sucks when you're on the other side, huh, Johnny?

I like Christina's attitude this season. It a no-nonsense, but still fun. The boys, especially Adam and Blake, are too focused on beating each other instead of genuinely fighting for a contestant. While, it might have been a little rude to say that Ashley had a stronger voice than Mia, it was honest and probably what won her the steal.

Jordan's an asshole and as much as he didn't say that Theresa is a bigger bitch than he is an asshole, he invited the entire conversation by calling her a bitch in the first place. That's not me defending Theresa though. She cries too easily for someone that talks a lot of shit. With all that said, I do think I'm rooting for Jordan and Sarah. It would be great to see Jenna and Jay win. I understand I have a better chance of being elected the president of Wyoming than the do of winning the entire thing, but my fingers are crossed. I'm going to have to agree with this too. The only somewhat formidable opponent they had were Avery and Johnny. I'm not too impressed with their success in the Exile. Yes, yes, and yes. Leroy is putting all of this trust into two guys who are using him as a pawn in their game. What I dislike a ton about Leroy and Nia is how personal they take being voting into the elimination games. Sarah was right. This is a game and each team has to look out for themselves. It's in Sarah and Jordan's best interest to keep Jay and Jenna in the game, and hopefully in the final. I'm sure they wouldn't be complaining if they were the couple that kept getting saved from eliminations. I hate Johnny and Nany. So fucking SMUG. IT would be some type of glorious justice if they get eliminated right before the final.

NIa has absolutely no class. She makes everyone else around her look like royalty. I never watched her season of the Real World, but I recently saw the clip of her fight with Avery and Johnny, and I am completely disgusted by her. Her temper and anger as well as her propensity for physical violence, should be more than enough to keep her off the challenges. Also, I hope Leroy watches this back and realizes that Johnny is just as fucking shady as Wes. Wes just tends to be more upfront about it. Good fucking riddance, Zach. Hope that your penis falls off and that I never see you on my TV again.

Someone linked it in the episode thread the day after it aired. Regarding the hypocrisy, I suppose that's my point. I generally like Leroy, but combined with all the bullshit these other guys were spouting it was unbearable. Like Nany, generally has "promiscuous" behavior, but she really doesn't call out other girls or get gossipy. Leroy's hardly a saint so calling Jay a dirtbag and dealing with that Avery/Johnny stuff, it rubbed me the wrong way. He doesn't have too much room to talk. He's been one of the better ones on the challenges so I don't like seeing this side of him. I think Avery needs to let it go no matter how she feels or if she's telling the truth. It's becoming a classic "he said she said." She can say nothing that will change Johnny's mind. He's completely over it.

He all but admitted to it by apologizing to his girlfriend on Twitter.

I'm already forgetting the name of the guy that won, but holy heck was I rooting for him. He was too nice for his own good, but I love that not once did he complain about the other two asking him for help. I don't know if he's annoying on his show, but he was extremely likable here.