Rahul

I disagree with so may of the picks for the top 10. The fact that the blonde haired hip hop guy Jaylin ,are it while much more talented dancers like skinny Spanish guy did not tells me this season has a lot of producer intervention. They’re casting for diversity and drama, not picking the best of the bunch. This show is making me so angry.

It’s the other way around. Karishma is the short one.

In season 1 of th Australian version, traitors turned on each other all the time in the game and at the round table. I do agree that the game is fundamentally flawed if faithfuls can keep banishing until there are only two players left under the guise of possible suspicion, but that’s how the rules were designed. I saw this scenario coming episodes before with two players opting to keep on voting to banish until they’d only have to split the prize pot two ways.

That’s just not true. From an interview with one of the producers:

I full heartedly echo the sentiment…and I just finished season 3 of Stranger Things!

I'm actually shocked that Bravo brought Mary back because there seems to be an unspoken rule that if a housewife does not appear for the reunion taping, she is in breach of contract and will not be asked back the following season. This definitely has been the case with Adrienne Maloof and Jaqueline Laurita, so why does Mary get a pass? Because of her oddball behavior? I stopped watching SLC fairly early on last season as I've always found it a snooze, but Bravo has shown just how unscrupulous they are, employing criminals, grifters and cult leaders that prey upon others. They aren't abiding by their own rules anymore which means SLC must have seen a drastic loss in viewership.

Fuck no. Not this hypocritical “open and honest” bullshit that ruined Beverly Hills.

Well there is an active volcano no less than what seemed to be two feet underground, so I’m thinking no. It’s very implausible that something like that would go undiscovered until now but I’ve hand-waved bigger eye roll inducing issues on this show.

Ryan was the midwestern school teacher who flew to Kansas for his roller skating date with Nakysha. He had an older brother with special needs and he laced up Nakysha’s skates during their date.

Other posters here, as well as on various other forums.

I was on the fence about watching this show but I'm glad I gave it a try because I enjoyed Indian Matchmaking and the creator, Smriti Mundhra is an executive producer on this one. Aleeza was a great find. Not only is she warm, personable and highly charismatic but she's able to relate to both the more secular, reform Jews as well as the frum Orthodox ones. This show would have never worked with a traditional orthodox or Hassidic matchmaker unless it was going to be strictly confined to that particular community. That being said, the expansion to run the gamut of practicing Jews led to many noticeable cases of people that really had no business on this show just looking for their 15 minutes of fame (I'm looking at you Ori, Dani, David, Italian Noah and maybe even Nakysha). I also felt that several of the men featured--notably Wyoming Noah, Ryan and Stuart are closeted and not at all interested in women. Could be wrong about Stuart though--those artsy types can be confusing.

Jus subscribed to Peacock and of course the very first and only time I watch LCK to see who will be returning to the competition a winner is not revealed. What BS! Has it always been this way?

Indian food typically doesn't employ parsley (I can't speak for all because there are so many types and dishes I am unfamiliar with). That herbaceous-ness in the raita and kuchumber would typically be from cilantro.

It only took 20 seasons, but I'm so glad we got an EC dedicated to Indian food! Of course it was dampened a bit by the passing of Her Majesty, but I'm glad the Top Chef producers were able to pull it together and have the challenge in the kitchen. The Indian set decor was a nice touch. That being said, I did find it odd that this challenge was not given the usual day before shopping trip and several hours of prep. I wonder if the Queens' passing affected more than just the venue the EC was supposed to be held at. I'm surprised Gabri has managed to remain in the competition as long as he has. With a double elimination team challenge the following episode, I don't think he'll be able to outrun the clock much longer. Thalis are amazing and delicious. If you live in the NYC area, check out the recently opened Mahal which is about 45 minutes outside of Manhattan. I've gone back for their Maharaja Thali no less than three times and brought my friends from far and wide to sample it as well. The executive chef was head chef at Tamarind Tribeca (one of the best Indian restaurants in NYC) for 15 years. If you happen to live in New Jersey, the chain Mithaas offers three or four thaalis from different regions in India. Mithaas is all vegetarian but you'll find the kind of authentic street food and snacks Indians love and crave. The thing about Indian food is its so damn diverse because India is a subcontinent comprised of hundreds of different ethnolinguistic groups, each with their own unique cuisine. The Indian food that has made it abroad is really just a smattering of mostly Punjab, Mughlai, and South Indian dishes.

Absolutely. A lot about Danielle seems put on and curated for the cameras as we’ve seen with her children. She’s all about getting Instagram likes and screen time. I don’t even think those sobs behind closed doors in Ireland were real. Danielle seems to have modeled herself after Teresa—a fiery temper and deep seated issues with her only brother. Now that she’s on TV it’s only a matter of time until the truth about her will be revealed.