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Years ago, Mental Floss had a quiz challenging people to name everyone from the original cast. Pretty much no one remembered Dead Scott.

Correct, racist girlfriend is from the Summer of Deception. But season 2 brings Emily Valentine, which is...just as good? I always wondered where Brandon and Andrea were going to have sex. In the kitchen? In the walk-in freezer? On the counter?

Maleesa is dead in the water. They didn't even bother spelling her name right in her hashtag. Lacey was giving me Keira Knightley vibes during the shoot. Devin reminds me of the guy who auditioned a couple times for So You Think You Can Dance but was only remembered for his Wendy Williams impersonation.

Devon Murray, AKA Seamus Finnigan, needs to guest-star on How to Get Away With Murder so he can reunite with his old pal Alfred Enoch/Dean Thomas.

As in "Steve Sax and his run-in with the law"? No way! "So what did you do this weekend?" "I searched the city for my homeless meth-addict best friend. You?" "..." Jessie definitely needs a lecture on enabling. When she was crying over how David was arrested because she took him to get drugs, all I could do was yell at the TV, "THEN STOP TAKING HIM TO GET DRUGS!" I'm pretty sure the name "David" was spoken at least five times a minute in this episode. By the end, I never wanted to hear the name again.

That's how I felt, too. For Caitlyn, this is the first step of womanhood - dressing like a woman. The other steps will come. I'm not sure how big the teen audience is for KUWTK, but it does at least have a younger demographic. Teens would probably respond better to I Am Jazz on TLC. Jennifer Finney Boylan. I agree, hopefully she'll be someone who can help Cait through the next stages of her transition.

Maybe it was just me, but when Nev and Max were getting off the phone with Falesha at the end, I thought they were trying really hard not to say...

That gif of Brandon at the mirror needs a warning. I was drinking something and almost choked. The worst part about Donna's clothes (I mean, if you had to pick one thing) is that later, she's supposed to be a fashion genius.

The girl sitting behind Brandon in class seems to have wandered over from the set of "Anne of Green Gables."

Mason looks like a Muppet version of John Green now. Alana, however, looks gorgeous. Near-death experiences become her. I was happy to see Chilton. I was even happier to see Will's dogs.

Andy and Ollie Pesto!

I could have watched Kenya and Connor for the entire two hours.

The CC site is running voting on viewers' favorite moments, to be aired on a special episode in August. There are clips of all the nominated moments and interviews. I highly recommend killing a few hours there. For me, it will never get better than the Dick Cheney/shooting stuff, but the segment about Russian dash cams from February 2013 made me giggle uncontrollably: http://thedailyshow.cc.com/videos/lstf5e/how-i-meteored-your-motherland

If you go to the official site, under the list of this week's guests, it lists all recent guests in reverse order, including the ones on this week. Next to Bill Clinton is Malala Yousafzai. Amy Schumer would make sense, since she also has a CC show. But Inside Out opens next weekend, so maybe Amy Poehler?

Jodi Picoult. I used to look forward to every March because there would always be a new Picoult book. After Leaving Time, I'm out. And I can only be hit over the head with language so many times before I get a concussion.

I think they just threw a bunch of chairs on stage, and Kelly Bishop just happened to sit in a low one. If you really want to have your mind blown, though, you just need to see Kelly next to Jared Padalecki.

That scrunchie is basically the only thing I remember from that episode.

Sam and Chelsea's drive home must have been really awkward. I loved Christine. Put her in the finals right now. I'll vote for her.

I can't get over how young Luke Perry looks.

I thought it didn't start until next week! I'm so glad I don't have to wait that long. I love that, if you're so inclined, you can watch David Duchovny in "Aquarius" at 9 and Gillian Anderson in "Hannibal" at 10.

I'm Team Bored, too. No one really wowed me a ton, except Vishonda and Ladia. Maybe the best thing to come out of the new format is more female "street" dancers. "I've seen a lot of jookin'." Sure you have, Nigel. Suuuuuuuuuure you have.

It appears there will be a second season. My co-worker just texted me that she was out with her kids, and the family is at a store next door with a film crew.

Normally I'd say you're not allowed to be that judgmental while wearing a polka-dot vest, but considering the circumstances, I'll allow it.

Speaking of Terry Crews and Elizabeth Banks...Terry Crews and Elizabeth Banks. Jaime Camil was easily the best guest star Whose Line has ever had. But for SNL to have someone from the CW host, it would have to be someone super-well-known.

I only started watching the show a year ago, watching all the reruns on TNT, and not finishing season 9 until right before this season started. So this was the first season finale I've gone into not knowing what was going to happen. It's much more fun that way. I was sure we were going to have a "Buffy" season 2 situation here, with Rowena finishing the spell but Sam having to kill Dean for some reason. Then I thought Sam might sacrifice himself to keep Dean alive. I definitely didn't expect what we got instead. RIP, Death. I'll think of you whenever I eat Mexican food. I thought Lucifer might show up. Is that too much to ask?