TexasGal

Does the vampire only "turn" women? Those were all women attacking them on the ship, right? I admit for one of the big DRAMA scenes of the episode I found it a bit ho hum and all the shrieking got on my nerves so I wasn't paying full attention. Now, the Vanessa/Dorian scene on the other hand...

Agreed, Kromm. It made me wonder if Emily Blunt is a scientologist. Which would make me very sad because I generally like her, but it would explain why they seemed to get along so well.

That's how I remember it going down too, ghoulina. The way she asked the question together with the look in her eyes as she said it conveyed (to me at least) that she was denying saying it. At least we were spared the obligatory housewife-pulling-out-phone-to-prove-or-disprove-what-was-said-in-a-text moment. While it was a totally bitchy moment, I loved Heather's talking head "if you think I'm talking down to you, I probably am...because you are a moron." And her use of tete-a-tete to say she talked to Vicki. But really, Tamra has to be in on the joke with that stuff right? When Vicki walked in after Heather said that you could hear Tamra faintly in the background in an "oh!" voice saying "you two talked?" - like she didn't understand what Heather had said initially.

The look on Tamra's face when she had told Shannon that Heather told her to take sides, and then realized Shannon was going to repeat it to Heather - priceless. She was so busted and she knew it. You could see the little hamster wheel turning in there as she was trying to figure out how to spin it. (Or, what Lucygirl2 said!)

This was the most normal Tom Cruise has ever seemed to me in an interview. Maybe because everyone was suitably sucking up to him?

It's sad that when she started choking, just like Ryan I was thinking she was faking it. It was so strategically placed in the conversation that I thought she thought she was being funny. LIke her stupid snoring.

Manilow does just seem like the nicest guy - I've heard interviews with him on NPR and's really witty and self deprecating. I love him for that. However, his face. No. It makes me sad.

The whoever he was guy who convinced Ecklie to run again seemed suspicious with a capital S to me - and then he wanted to see the sketch of the Eater. I thought for sure it would end up being a Scooby Doo moment when it was really him in a mask or something.

I found myself obsessed with Freddie's hair too. Not so much the color but the perfection of those curls. If Beverly had to go, that was an impressive way. I had to look away from the saw scene though. Just the thought of it was too much for me. Thank goodness, because I was starting to wonder if I had a problem since I was admiring the gruesomeness of this show!