Donny Ketchum

Hi. We're dating. We met and fell in love while working together. Another YDC who'll probably get annoying far.

Hi. You might remember us from TMZ. They sure know the world of television, but could that translate to race smarts? We'll see.

Hi. We're engaged. Couples tend to go far, oftentimes annoyingly so, so I expect these two to do the same.

Hi. We're best friends and remind ourselves and each other of the Kardashians. Color me surprised that the show saw fit to cast two black teams this season! I'm hoping both these two and Ernest & Jin do well!

Hi. We're brothers and professional dancers. One of us was even on So You Think You Can Dance. Well, another black brothers team, but the first not to be twins (after Shola & Doyin and Idries & Jamil) were twins. They seem nice and fit, so I'm smelling alpha-male potential. Would be about time we had another black alpha-male team. I think Flight Time & Big Easy were the last one we had.

Hi. We're the first new mother/son team since Margie & Luke. And hopefully, we'll be a thousand times more likable and rootable.

Hi. We're the second-ever married Asian team, and we're a dentist and an OB-GYN, respectively. They look nice and fit, so they could last a while. And to have the professions they do requires brains, so I could see them tackling mental tasks, as well.

Hi. We're the fourth-ever cousins team, the second-ever male cousins team, and the first-ever full little person team. They could be interesting, but we'll see how the physical nature of the race treats two men of their statures.

It's been said more than once by several returnees that season why the enjoyment was limited. The Heroes had James's terrible, bullying behavior to deal with. It dragged their morale down enormously. They also dealt with the sexist, misogynistic behavior of Rupert, Colby, and especially J.T. And speaking of the latter, his lying and double-dealing got the tribe paranoid and distrustful of one another, so no one could get comfortable for more than a few hours at a time. Most of the Heroes have rather pointedly, squarely blamed their lack of true fun or enjoyment on him, in fact, and I can believe it. The Villains . . . well, they had Russell. That's reason enough to not enjoy oneself. They seemed to be, at first, but after a few weeks . . . not so much.

Her name is Kirsten Storms.

So just like many of us thought. Ward is going to be the main villain of season three. Wonder if that means he has any chance of surviving past this season now that he's the Big Bad?

So she refuses to make up with Abi and Pete, yet she's friends with Artis, who treated her just as badly as they did? Weird.

I'm actually quite stunned that R.C. is still so bitter toward Abi. Everything bad that went down between them was all Pete's fault, not Abi's. Surely R.C. knows and accepts that by now. Don't agree that she doesn't deserve a second chance, though, just from bitterness. I think she does, hopefully in a season in which she doesn't get targeted as badly as she was in Philippines.

Was that in part one or two?

I just watched "Players" once more (still one of my favorites from this season), and if Kathryn deserved props for making Eames look like she was trying not to let her skin crawl from being hit on by the evil, mistress-drowning lawyer in "Jones," then Julianne should get plenty of them for doing an excellent job of showing Wheeler trying not to let hers crawl when Tom Grady, Sr., touches her when she and Logan question him at the prison. That was clearly suppressed revulsion I saw on her face. Coincidentally, the perp in "Jones" ended up reappearing as the sleazy club owner in "Players," so . . . yay for the recycling of actors, I guess.:)

It was in "Diamond Dogs," and the last language was Yiddish.

I forgot. In which episode did Eames make her "produce section" line to Goren, and what about the scene made her say it?

That actually could work. Hayden could stay long enough to expose the whole Jake thing, and then take her leave. Then, Rebecca could come back at least a month or two later as Sarah. Easy, easy.

While we're at that, the teacher in question became a victim herself at the end. I ended up not feeling very sorry for her, either. Especially after hearing the boy's story of how things went down leading up to her death. Not to mention she'd played a big part in the other teachers' lives being ruined.

That is very good news! I have no need of the Mothership, but I wouldn't mind checking out SVU there to see how ION runs that show. I just don't get why they made such an Elliot-heavy commercial when he's been gone for four seasons now.

I always just assumed that her husband (was he ever even seen in that episode, at any point?) sympathized with her or at least rationalized her actions as being brainwashed by the guy (and when you think about it, she kind of was), and that was why he was willing to forgive her.

When did Steve say that line?

Hee. Since so one's mentioned it, I guess I have to. I kinda loved how, Six excluded, everyone was being dragged off by the Galactic Authority in numeric order.

Lulu, Olivia, Kiki, and sometimes Sam, depending on the situation. When they were alive, she liked Courtney and Emily, as well.

Hodges? I think that's Hughes.