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The way Alice Cooper said "Jughead" and the fact that Josie is short for Josephine are just two of many very good reasons to watch this show.

After the first season, Constance Marie developed really bad tendonitis, carpal tunnel and nerve damage from learning ASL for the show. Her doctor told her she had to stop using sign language so much because of the damage it was doing to her hands. Oh, ouch! I had no idea that it just mirrored real life. Awful.

The only plot on this show that still bothers me is that something happened to Regina's hands to the point that she couldn't sign anymore. Why did they do that? Did Constance Marie not want to sign anymore?

"But if you watch her eyes when she says "vital," they light up in this weird way as if she's just said some arcane double entendre no one's heard in generations." I love this. It reminds me of when I've gone to see Shakespeare plays and people in the audience let out a knowing "Haw haw haw!" at some random line because they'd learned about what it meant in their English classes.

There is a "Tyranny" on the show. I believe this has been underreported.

Unless I missed something, the show picked the three couples who were eligible for the truth booth. Was this the first time they've done that?

My partner and I watched all thirteen episodes on a snowy Saturday in New York and we loved it. It felt old-fashioned yet new. I thought they had lost the formula for this kind of show. It was terrific all around.

Best news I've heard in a LONG time.

Apparently Calvin and Lindsay's Freestyle was taking place right below my apartment, but there were two inaccuracies: (1) The A train doesn't stop there and (2) I couldn't hear Billy Eichner screaming from the street above.

If my eternity even mentions baseball I'll know I did something truly hateful when I was alive.

Brett Butler! Ha! She must have a thing for fire. (Yes, I know her awful past. I hope she's doing better... and nothing untoward these days.) I was wondering if she was the one from Dexter or the twin sister of the one from Dexter. Now I know she's the former. They're both good.

Yes, it was Alison Rosen's podcast. Thanks, I couldn't remember her name and I had never listened to her before. I love Mindy Cohn but it wasn't her first foray into reality shows, unless she doesn't count What Not to Wear.

Mindy Cohn said on a podcast that she had had an awful experience on this show, but I thought she came off really well. I LedOL at her "the food of my people" line.

He ambushed my partner this season. Apparently it's for about a second, but I'm still really nervous.

I thought this episode was awful and I really wish that they'd do what Roseanne did: make the mandatory Disney episode and then in the very next episode do an Edelweiss Gardens/"Springtime for David" response to having had to make that episode.

I loved 227 back in the day and I still love Jackée, but I hadn't seen a Countess Vaughn episode until this summer. She definitely nailed being unlikable.

I watched for the twist, which I figured out ten minutes into the show (thank you, old medical equipment, email, and avoiding the word "twin"). The rest of This Is (obvio)Us doesn't interest me, so I'm out.

And here I thought you had to say "The Fosters" out loud for Jake to disappear.

Am I the only one who was disappointed that Jake didn't dance to the theme from "The Fosters?" I love that that ABC Family/Freeform show hasn't gotten so much as a mention. I found Terra abrasive on her reality show but I'm loving her here.

I don't watch The Voice but I'll never forget Sundance Head destroying...or being destroyed by "Nights in White Satin."

I love Sarah Paulson and Lily Rabe but imagine Melissa George in either role. I think I'd enjoy rooting for the villagers.

My friend who's a photographer took me to a Celebrity Autobiography reading a few years ago because he knew I'm an incurable fan of Mindy Cohn. Mindy Cohn and I had communicated on Twitter and I knew she'd be as nice as she turned out to be. Pamela Adlon was also there and while I have extremely limited experience with celebrities, she was the nicest celebrity I've ever met. She kept talking to me, long after she actually had to. ;{)} I hope this does well because she's just the best.

It made me go hmmmmmm too because that's not how blood types work.

I had also thought that Sharon had ordered the strippers but I thought I heard a line about Stef's mother having done it.

I loved Susan Olsen's account of this fiasco, "Love to Love You Brady."