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I have a question on this whole armpit smelling thing....does nobody wear deodorant or antiperspirant? If someone sniffed mine, they would smell....a fresh clean scent made by Secret.

I really liked the first girl, but the second sounded shaky at times to me. Maybe it was supposed to be vibrato but it just sounded like nerves. And like maybe she couldn't hold a long sustained note. I guess we shall see. My husband is refusing to watch this season because of Miley Cyrus. We'll see how she does. I thought she did OK as the guest coach last season, but she's just a little....too much for me. Ok, maybe a lot. Just this half hour and I couldn't really stand her antics. Not to mention thinking she looked ridiculous in that outfit with the flowers everywhere. To be fair, though, I thought Alicia's shirt with the fringe was pretty unappealing as well. I'm on the fence with this season, and this preview didn't really help with that.

I would think a hairdryer would be tricky to navigate on a race around the world, given the need for power adapters and/or converters that change from country to country. Hair dryers and curling irons take a lot of power and voltage may be a factor as well.

I enjoyed this episode, but I have to say that the transition from day to night really bugged me. It seems like such a small thing but for me it really broke continuity and it pulled me out of the story because I was trying to figure out what happened. At first I thought it was poor shooting for the episode, then I thought they must've been walking through the Walkers for quite a while and were outside of the town. But no, they're just up the street from the infirmary. They only went a couple of blocks at the most in the time they went from full daylight to darkness!

DH and I hatewatched this last night. SO many ridiculous things. In addition to what was said above: 1. Yanking your arm away from someone and hitting a bathroom stall, first with your shoulder then with your head, is enough to kill someone? Seriously?? 2. The acting scene with the "I just want to know whyyyyyy!!!!" was over the top bad. 3. I'm not clear on how hacking cell phones got so many credit cards. Do people really store all of their credit card data on their phones? Maybe I am just not with the times on this one. Or a little more security conscious. 4. The minions bought all the high ticket items that could be converted to cash, and then had the cash the same day? Afterall, they said L0M1S didn't show up for her share. How did they convert it all so fast? 5. That payment website must have some kind of security flaw in it to allow a virus to piggyback onto a webform submission. We also talked about all the missed potential of this show. With different actors, of course. There are so many interesting stories about the dark web, where anything is for sale, the silk road, etc. And instead we get hacked baby monitors, evil twin routers, and juice jacking. This is the small change stuff. Now wonder that guy didn't get the promotion. They're taking down penny-ante crooks and completely bypassing the big fish.

Not only that, he was the caretaker for his grandmother. We've seen others at a similar weight need a caretaker themselves, and here he is taking care of a loved one. I do think he has a bit of advantage in being so young, that probably makes a bit of a difference. I'm really rooting for Chay. My heart dropped when his grandmother died and I'm glad the rest of his family was able to step in. I did look a little sideways at them eating out at that restaurant. You'd think that if you are encouraging someone to lose weight like that you wouldn't be eating onion rings, etc, in front of him. And everyone got cake? They couldn't skip it just this once?

My husband and I watched this together so we could laugh at it. And there was plenty to laugh at. "You know how many black hats are using leet speak now" was especially laughable, given that it all started with the hackers in the first place.

The fiancé was standing behind her with a cloth when she got up, and it looked like he was moving forward to wipe her. I'm assuming (or maybe just hopeful?) that he did and they just didn't show the actual act.

I agree with everything said in this thread about the various stupidities in the show. I will add my own contribution: Black hat hacker is now an expert on subway cars? "Oh, that must be the old model, go hang yourself out the back." I'm also curious about how Avery supposedly picked up these mad hacking skillz from her days as a psychologist. But there's no way I'll be sitting through another one of these episodes. I'd rather scoop my eyeballs out with a rusty spoon. I think it would be less painful.

I did not like this episode. After a hiatus, I wanted some action and this just felt like it dragged. It felt like half a show that was extended to fill the whole thing. Some of the hallucinations were good, but it also felt a bit repetitive and too long. Part of that may be because I couldn't stand Tyreese anymore, mainly because of how he was written. When they were going to take Noah home, I turned to my husband and said "There are too many black men on the show and in that car. Either Noah or Tyreese is going to die. I bet it is Tyreese." This show is so predictable. As for fixing up the compound and staying, I would be surprised if they wanted to stay after a death of a party member, especially so soon after Beth. Even if he didn't do much beyond taking care of the baby.