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I'm completely mesmerized by the awful mess that is Ashton (and so is CMT based on this episode). This level of desperation is very unusual even in reality TV. The rest of the cast is just horrible but I'm sticking around just to see what she does next.

Dang, I really enjoyed this episode until you posted this. This sounds like a lot better tv.

Marry Me looks like it has all kinds of potential as well. This show is better than Modern Family and The Middle already in its second season.

When I first saw it peak its head up over his shoulder, I thought it was a lizard!

I'm a bit surprised by all of the Baylor hate. If I were up on the platform and gave one one my kids a split lip, I'd be jumping in the water. I know it's a game but no way I'm hurting my kid for any amount of money.

That was my favorite premiere of the year. Looks like this show will be building off a solid first year.

I liked it. Tea Leoni did a great job and while some of the dialogue was a little clunky overall it was a good hour of television. I'll definitely check it out again next week.

I really like Donny but I was a bit surprised by his explanation of going to bed early every night. You can't just say you have nothing in common with everyone and give up. Makes me wonder if he would have made it into the dominant alliance or would have been able to form one of his own if he just tried to be a bit more social.

I understand all the hate because the show has become so predictable but I've been very impressed by Derrick this season. He has been in complete control throughout the game and no one discusses him as a target. If he is the inevitable winner, it's because he deserves it. Donny, while definitely more likable, has virtually no social game. The only reason he's still there is his excellent work at competitions. Those guys never win.

I still have no idea how Derrick rounded everyone up into a room and convinced them all that he was innocent and Zach was guilty of lies when everyone, with the exception of Victoria, knew the truth. He's playing an amazing game.

That's how I've felt about Walt from basically episode one and he's done nothing to change that opinion. He's kind of like the viewers, just sitting back and watching the show.

No one found it odd that Grant would not sing? I would think that his record label would want him to perform for such a big audience. I'm still wondering what the facts are between LB, Grant, and Daddy. From the outside, it looks like LB was playing both men.