Surrealist

Exactly. The best part of this season has been Stan Lee's commentary. He needs to do the HK narration.

Except that Jason doesn't think Scott is good enough to wind up as one of the Finalists. Of course, Jason assumes he'll be one of the Finalists. Along with Melanie, since Joy walked out. He's a repulsive character, but there are lots of men in Chicago like him. I'm not surprised he's out of Chicago. I doubt he's a native. He's one of those douchebag bro transplants who lives on the North Side.

Reading through this HK's dictionary had me laughing hysterically last night. Every entry is the truth. My eyes started watering after reading Monty's post: The same thoughts run through my head during the show.

I'm so glad to have found a forum to discuss this show on. I had fully expected it to be a pile of poo when I saw the premiere episode commercial. Out of curiosity, I decided to watch it. I actually enjoyed it and have laughed a few times during the episodes. The way this show is executed is done in an intelligent way. Poppy and Georgie are funny. The actors/comedians have pretty good timing. I love watching people's reactions to them. The Boston episode is hilarious.

I agree. I don't mind Photographer Tyra. She's far more tolerable. Otherwise, she gets on my nerves.

Out of everyone referred to as a VIP this season (or probably every season), Stan Lee is the only genuine VIP who's been on the show.

License To Drive is another stupid movie I'll watch whenever it's on TV.

Valley Girl is one of my all-time favorites. Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead is a cheesy movie that I have to watch whenever it's on TV.