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And Kendall shipped himself, but without the jammies.

Let's not forget, Logan already has a grandson - Kendall's son. But because the boy is on the spectrum, Logan doesn't consider him a worthy heir.

Fixed it for you, Peter

This! Before I read that last line I was thinking, Just like Vanna White when she took over for Pat recently. She never sounded natural while she was talking to the contestants, always like she was "announcing."

And don't get me started with what Shameless does with Chicago and its weather.

McKenna looks like Madison from This is Us. (Sorry for quality - McKenna is on the left.)

To add to that, every time Joe opened the door to the storage locker, why did whoever was currently inhabiting the cage not use that opportunity to scream for help? They just politely sat there and waited for Joe to start talking.

Ah . . . the cage is now empty just in time for Candace's arrival on the scene?

This show has always had problems with continuity, especially when it comes to weather in Chicago. They run around in shorts at Easter, they wear jackets and hats one night and tank tops the next day (OK, that one could happen, lol). In this ep, did anyone notice Ian's tan leg cast as he went downstairs at the beginning of the show change to a black walking boot as he opened the door to see Mickey and Byron on the street? I'm basically hate watching at this point.

Oh my GOD, I hated the background music in this movie. Too loud and distracting, totally unnecessary. I get that it added to the chaos, but I would have preferred for it not to be there. I really dislike Adam Sandler as an actor but he was good in this. Ironically, we saw three f'ing Sandler movies in 24 hrs due to it being the holidays and movie watching is how we spent the 31st and 1st.

Don't get me wrong, they absolutely need to have a policy in place, but they're going to have to be sure to back up a contestant's complaints with proof, either in the form of witnesses or footage. Otherwise they run the risk of having a contestant decide to make something up just to get a player out.

My fiancé doesn't watch reality shows like I do, so I knew he'd get a kick out of there being both an Asthma and a Die Young on the show.

No, they did adjust for height. When Tommy stepped down I noticed how short the box he was standing on was in comparison to the box belonging to whichever female he was next to.

So am I right in thinking that Sam Rockwell's character knew what Rosie was doing? And that he showed up at Jojo's house right after the gestapo did to try and mitigate whatever might happen there? That would explain why he went along with the birthday slipup in the passport, and would certainly support the last thing he did with Jojo.

This. I was still mildly upset, though, when my son's daycare provider fed him his first McDonald's and I couldn't be the one to experience that. I don't even like McDonald's, lol.

Addressing two of your points here. 1) Did it not occur to them that instead of taking the route they did, it would have been easier to just... vote Dan out? 2) Jamal blew it with the message he came up with. He should have written something along the lines of what happened to him - "Congratulations, you just lost your vote in the next TC." The player who found it may or may not have believed it, but there's a good chance they would have. That would have been funny to see, too, someone writing down "No Vote" when they didn't have to.

And the next time the Brit guys are up for the proving ground, Joss & Rogan won't say each other's names, so it would have to be CT or Jordan unless one or both of them is on the tribunal.

Lol. Once when I was younger my family and I were at some buffet restaurant, where kids ate for less. My dad pointed to me and said "She's under 12," and of course I said "No I'm not!"

I kept having dejavu watching this. What did I see recently where 1) The mom overheard the son saying disgusting things to his GF and she had to have a talk with him, and 2) The kid the son is a dick to ends up "getting with" the mom? Did anyone else recognize these plot points? I actually had to ask myself, Wait, have I already seen this?

Jordan is a classic narcissist. "I know Turbo won, but only because I wasn't there." I know everyone tosses that word around these days, given The Orange One in the WH, but I dated one years ago and read a lot about the disorder post break-up. Most narcissists lack self confidence, oddly enough.

Yeah, but she also said she was a good competitor, so . . .

After the previous episode, when Ruth's waterboarding was over and "Daddy" was leading her away, I thought her prolonged crying was out of character. Like the lawyer said, she's a tough girl, and I doubt she would have broken down like that in front of the others. The shower scene alone would have been more in line with her tough b!tch front.

I wonder if her acting extends to intentionally speaking like a rube? She asked another player something like "Where did you say you was from?"

Thanks TheOtherOne, I just visited the thread.

Huh, no one's talking about this? I liked it well enough, but it almost felt like they had a "please the fans" checklist that they were adhering to. And . . . I guess they checked all the items off. Sad to hear about Robert Forster.