Snaporaz

^^Ohhhuh my Gaaahwduh, the twins are as annoying as they are dumb. If it's true they're friends of Porsche, I wouldn't be surprised.

Becky seems like a massive bore. She has loved the sound of her own voice the last two nights on BBAD, droning on about crap that makes her headboard soliloquy sound like The Gettysburg Address. And it isn't even like she talks *to* people so much as she talks *at* them. I really hope ADC pulls through so that Vanessa doesn't get taken out by Basic Becky, of all people. I'm not sure how long it will last, but I'm so glad ADC had a reversal of fortune. Out of everyone left, they actually appear to like each other and enjoy each other's company, while the others are stuck in marriages of convenience. I look forward to their discussions the most. Granted, they haven't been the best game players, but I can't help rooting for them to go far. I'm hoping for Shelli to go tomorrow, with Austin, Steve, or Becky following in the second eviction.

^^Exactly. I don't understand why Aly's "problems" stemmed from something that had absolutely nothing to do with her. She had her own life, she had Oliver. A scenario like you describe would have made much more sense.

I have to agree with this, and I say this as someone who loved the character and actress. This is probably an UO, but i thought that those scenes that many here describe as "bullying" were being played as (poor attempts at) comedy. Aly didn't seem like a victim when she was delivering the ice cream to post-coital Rick and Maya, or when she was rubbing Maya's feet. I remember her rolling her eyes, as if she was thinking "what gross assholes", and just sucking it up. But she still seemed like herself while this was going on.Instead, I'd argue that the source of her unraveling was Liam's relationship status. Why? Who the hell knows? But the first time Aly went off the rails was because Wyatt was wooing Hope away from Liam, and she started dressing like an Amish widow and proselytizing about morals and decency as soon as Liam chose Steffy over Ivy. What's the common denominator? For whatever reason, Aly was obsessed with Liam having a mate she deemed acceptable, and that was her downfall. Rick, Maya, and Steffy had nothing to do with it. Having said that, I maintain that it's totally stupid, and killing Aly off was a major misfire.

This season, people seem to be volunteering to be have-nots. ETA: Or what peachmangosteen said!

Could it be because Freaks and Geeks was not a CBS show?

In a week that saw a major shift in power, I really didn't need to see a fluff piece about stupid Derrick and stupider Cody. In fact, I NEVER need to see Derrick's nostrils ever again. I would have rather seen the strategies of the current house guests at play.

Yeah, we're going to learn more than we ever needed to know about how to fold a hoodie this week...

I thought I misheard that last night or imagined the whole thing. Wow...

I saw it on a BB spoiler site. There were screen grabs and a video.

I want Shelli to go because I would like James to get what he wants this week (and conversely, for Vanessa not to get what she wants just once). James deserves it for not fucking around and just sticking with his decision. On the other hand, my OCD tells me to want Clay gone because HE PEES IN THE SHOWER! I wish I could hire a banner plane to tell the other houseguests. Douchebag.

Vanessa seems like a mastermind because she's surrounded by mental midgets. Austin may fancy himself to be this Man of Letters, but hearing him talk strategy with Vanessa on the hammock last night was downright embarrassing. He needs her to tell him what to do and what to say and when and to whom to say it, the same way Clay needs Shelli. Without Vanessa, Austin is nothing. It also baffles me how these people still don't have a handle on other players' allegiances. I heard Jason accurately spell out for Becky that Steve was Vanessa's "snitch" (and I assume he told the rest of ADC, too), yet nobody seems to have any idea what Steve's game is and they think he's all by himself?

Instead of Brooke pushing Thomas to pursue Caroline in an effort to get her away from Ridge, I'd rather she bake Thomas a boinkberry pie and serve it to him à la mode. She did say to Ridge, "there's always somebody younger," after all.

There are two dogs in the picture. She's holding Caroline, while Marco is dancing to get her attention.

Becky tried to "steer steer steer" James towards another target? I just saw her sitting there saying nothing.

^^^Thanks for that! They're all good, but you're right, GR's is probably the best. It's funny how dogs can soften your feelings even for people who play characters you despise! And Sharon has a dog named *Marco*, so we CAN blame her for everything!

I don't have the feeds, but watch BBAD, and I've heard all members of Sixth Sense talk about being *the good guys*. I'm pretty sure Shelli said something recently about the other side not having morals.

Audrey must be loving this!

Sometimes, you have to hand it to the editors...I cracked up at that scene when Clay was lying in bed telling Shelli what a *fierce competitor* Becky is, and while he's saying that, they cut to Becky, who is also lying in bed, yawning.

I have to ask...did you omit Becky on purpose? Because, if so, that's hilarious, and just as accurate and insightful as the rest of your post.

As much as I loved Aly, she's more responsible for her death than Steffy is. Steffy acted in self-defense, pure and simple. Ivy's video was taken out of context and the cover-up makes no sense at all. I also don't understand the obsession with blood ties. Ridge, Thomas, and Steffy are all Forresters. So are Rick and Bridget. Zende? Forrester. Even Mushmouth is a Forrester, since Eric adopted him even though he has a biological father and another adopted father (Carter's dad).

I wish they'd fire that awful annoying twit who plays Summer on Y&R and replace her with AP. She's the right age, she looks like the girl who played Summer as a child, and she can actually act.

Why are they even doing have-nots? There's no have-not competition, we're not voting for extra food, and we're not even told who the have-nots are anymore. I think today was the first time Julie mentioned "have-nots" during the show. What's the point of doing this if it isn't even a factor for the show?

At the very least, they should have let all of the have-nots off the hook this week.

In a logical universe, EVERYBODY would believe it because of Patty and Mariah. Victor has a doppelgänger habit and should probably seek out a 12-step program to get over it. But the residents of GC have very short memories, so I guess Victor's history won't amount to much.