David T. Cole

Oh yeah, right! Thanks for the correction.

I also started reading Y The Last Man and that really feels like an AMC project waiting to happen.

Yeah, they seemed delightful.

Malory buys a bus and takes everyone on a road trip.

All of the ladies, except Carlton, go to Puerto Rico; Joyce spends time with her family; Yolanda and Brandi confront Lisa; Kyle questions her friendship with Lisa; a battle erupts over dinner.

Ryan and Max turn to the FBI for back-up on their plan; Joe's relationship enters uncharted territory; Luke ends up in a troubling situation.

It beings!

Please use this thread to discuss the episodes from every season of the show.

The gang must figure out how to make the Stinson Hangover Fixer Elixir to help Barney recover on the day of the wedding.

Liz helps Tom adjust to the impending adoption; Red reveals a woman from his past is a target; Red convinces Liz to pull off a heist at the Syrian Embassy.

Juan Pablo visits the bachelorettes' hometowns and meets their families.

Kat's Extra Credit jumped off of Extra Hot Book Club -- and Elmore Leonard's Justified -- to ask which books we hoped would take television form. The Roaring '20s, New Yorker dystopiae, and graphic novels all got a shot.

First time watching in YEARS. Phil is still delightful but everything is still... bunchy. You can't really fake a race when teams are no where close to each other. They try but it rarely works. The tower challenge was great in that it was obviously designed to be an exercise in frustration but on the other hand, being lucky isn't great race accomplishment material.

Whenever they are in the burbs I'm always wondering why the first thing they do isn't find fresh clothes. Rick looked like he was living in a septic tank for way too long. Also Laurita Croft's get up was VERY practical. So is the sanctuary a trap, a ghost town or a haven?

My scene of the two guys fighting for the bed was a lot more homoerotic.

Holy crap that confession scene with killer mom. That was brutal.

From Mark's pre-season snap judgements: Pack it up, queens. Courtney is clearly the best one here. She has a winning personality that seems relaxed and natural, but also constructed and controlled. She's uniquely eloquent. And she was on an Australian singing show, which means she's got legitimate talent. She's obviously making top three.

From Mark's pre-season snap judgements: OMG, LOVE. Poise. Ferocity. A sense of drag history. And GRIT is an acronym worth of Latrice Royale.

From Mark's pre-season snap judgements: Oooh! Color me intrigued. She seems smart (which is a MUST), and her comic timing is on point. And she wants to lip sync to Dolly Parton's "Applejack," which kicks her right up the list.

From Mark's pre-season snap judgements: Yes, hunty. Yes. From the second she explains why she's called "Miss," I'm feeling it. And then she's got the (surprisingly apt) mall Santa analogy. And then there's the fact that she's Pandora's drag mother. That's a lot of pluses.

From Mark's pre-season snap judgements: I like her. She's subdued, but there's a cleverness there -- a hint of Joan Crawford, over-the-top mania that appeals to me. Plus, she apparently had a stand-up special on Logo? And she'll name-drop Paloma Faith like it ain't no thing? I'm down with that.

From Mark's pre-season snap judgements: The "subtle lip" gag totally won me over. This hooker obviously be crazy in that Sharon Needles/Alaska way, but you know what? I like that! However, points off for that tired line about being the nice girl who will get mean if she has to.