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The pro I want to win is Mark but the contestant I want to win is Frankie.

This show used to be something I watched to pass the time but now I actually look forward to it! Ever since they got rid of beady-eyed deadbeat David I've been loving it. I'm afraid they are setting Kara up for a big fall. Hope I'm wrong! I might like Mama Kara more than MJ. And she's one of the only people on TV--maybe the only--that says "mama" in a way that sounds natural and not stupid.

They left it ambiguous for sure because Lucy did glance askew in the direction the shooter came from and smile before getting into the vehicle. And theorizing about your lover being shot is one thing but the reality of seeing and hearing it happen could still startle.

Lol I don't mind Gleb and his "sleazy" choreography can be fun. But I love Mark so am actually excited to watch again.

Nikki should have gotten shot in the head. She reminds me of Winnie Cooper from the Wonder Years in facial features only. Baz better be alive. Another awesome season. Oh and I think it's without question clear that Lucy and her brother set Baz up with the scenes we saw. And the gunman looked the same proportions as her short brother.

I did not know Julio had that awesome fight in him. Sorry to see him go. I wasn't sure how I felt about Kanan going soft but I can roll with it. And I can believe him bonding with Ghost a bit over doing a job together like old times. Love this show more than anything else on right now.

It also showed her noticing Mike's login as the last person to have viewed the footage. I wondered if that indicated he had tampered with it at all (deleting a frame or two). The previews are throwing me off but I guess that's what they're there for.

What did Angela actually realize at the end? Because the previews show her still believing Jamie is the killer.

So that's what Adam can be like when he's genuinely interested in someone! Adam and Tinz definitely have more chemistry with each other than with who they are dating. Adam couldn't hide his disappointment when he had to switch seats to sit next to his real date. I noticed Carole's face darkened when Tinz casually mentioned her 38th birthday and that's when I realized hanging out with Tinz makes Carole feel like they are just two girlfriends of the same age. Tinsley is definitely more fun to be with and to watch at the moment than the bitter coven, arguing endlessly in circles over the same shit, different pile.

Jules is really beautiful but she looks to be backsliding. :( I hope she is doing OK.

Yeah this is why I knew she'd be cold towards Tinsley, but also because B already sounded threatened by the catty way they described her when sitting with Ramona. B can't stand anyone that threatens her Queen B status and Tinsley is the real thing: an OG real RHONY and the real Serena van der Woodsen. When I see B now, I think of the Grim Reaper.

I've watched every episode of The Apprentice and Celebrity Apprentice and everything about this is vastly different. In a nutshell, the tone and culture went from intolerant and hateful to joyful. I'm a fan of Arnold's Apprentice unlike how I'd hate-watch his predecessor. Matt is so likeable and I therefore find him perfectly boring. I can't be unhappy for him but also can't root for/be excited about him. I have good feelings about both these finalists so it was a wonderfully refreshing season.

Yay, Boy George! Smart of him to avoid getting into an ego trade-off with the aspiring collaborator keyboard guy. Hope he isn't getting a negative edit now because he loses. I don't like them asking him that obvious set-up of a question to look bad, "Do you think you're talented?"

James and Sharna were robbed. But that's what happens when you let everyone vote instead of the qualified like the judges. So disappointing.

I'm so bummed for Sharna. This would have been her win or rightful win if the votes weren't there. And her partner is one of a kind this time.

Wendy was a total witch to her guest. Cutting her off, calling her "old", openly disagreeing with her about forgiving Tom--has Wendy forgotten she, too, is an "old broad" who forgave her own husband's actual affair?

I love this show so much but hate the obvious rushiness that plagues a lot of otherwise good shows on their finales. No way would Greg have been that naive. No one would be that naive. Come on, Show! I know he needed to die or whatever but at least let him go out not like a chump, which isn't consistent with his character. Jukebox is fascinating in her heartlessness and the actress is utterly convincing. Same with the actor who plays Jamie's dipshit offspring. I'm looking forward to Tommy vs. Ghost next season.

I'll miss her! Wise to get far away from those hyenas, though.

This episode would have been perfection had they not ended it with a deux ex machina of making the already unlikeable cast complicit to more murders. I was really rooting for Coleman and this was the first time he seemed real instead of the fairy tale perfect boyfriend that would be invested in Rachel. This all sucks. I hate it. But I will still watch because I love the acting, the premise, and the potential seen and realized every now and again.

It doesn't to me because I don't believe it's been gender exclusive--e.g., Celery Stick Adam. Not everything is misogyny; sometimes it's just equal opportunity snark. BTW, Carole has no hesitation publicly ridiculing her coworker's loved one as "sweaty and misshapen" so why should she be spared from the same kind of mockery?

Heh. I knew people would be thinking this but I like Holly. I actually like all the characters because I understand their motivations and I believe how they're portrayed.

I don't know about that because both ladies--Ramona and Sonja--found him desirable enough to date. Sonja was happy to just fuck him to be in his company. And both ladies care enough to get extra dolled up for him. Even with Ramona, the ladies were wondering what extra beauty treatments or applications she did right before going to the party.

I always liked Aviva and was 100% on her side, but changed how I view her after Marriage Boot Camp.

Both statements are false. Carole considers herself a "junk food addict" (which sounds like a cover for her minimal eating) and only eats vegan to appease her boyfriend. Who, BTW, is not representative of the majority of vegans. He is mostly raw vegan and seems to rely on his own cookery which appears highly suspect. I've enjoyed raw vegan and it's not as bare bones as the salads he's arranging. His palette and repertoire seem very basic. A plant-based or vegan diet is also the optimal diet for health, as non-antiquated medical studies will attest to. It's why all the food-based diseases that are otherwise preventable are reversed with a plant-based diet. You can Google the wealth of evidence to support this (e.g., The China Study), including the advice of any doctor practicing in the 21st century.

So B just admitted it gives her "joy" to know that Tom has slept with other women in the group. She really is miserable and malicious. Sonja's eyeliner was perfection for that incredible dress. She needs to go with that hair and makeup permanently. I did not find her dress anything but perfection on her and for the sexy partying-on-a-yacht evening occasion. I also liked Lu's summer halter dress. It showed off her nicely toned upper body--impressive at her age. All of the ladies cleaned up beautifully except for Carole and that unfortunate misshapen face, to use her phrase. I also don't think Lu is acting crazy or overly happy for someone newly engaged at her engagement party of sorts. What is she supposed to act like? It's the spinsters in attendance whose behavior is unbecoming, IMO.