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They're on hiatus and he doesn't seem to have a project lined up, so I can't really fault him for the scruff ATM. I do think their podcast is a little OTT, but my tolerance for that level of over sharing is incredibly low, so more power to them, I guess?

I'm hoping for Holly Marie Combs, personally.

Mark and Bruce did write for SNL for a year, with Mark doubling as a featured player. Didn't go very well.

There's a very easy way to avoid having to worry about any of this, and that is, of course, to just get to the U-Turn first, so it can't be used on them. But yes, you have to actually go to the task and hand it in, because that's how you get your next clue.

Jet and Cord have to use their EP within the next two legs. The Academy of Country Music Awards always airs the first Sunday in April.

Taxi shenanigans? Check. Working animals? Check. Tight race to the Pit Stop? Check. I predict this will be an Emmy submission episode.

Sam does have a kid - Sammy Jo. She was working with him on Project Quantum Leap. The last I heard about DPB's plan for the reboot, it would have focused on her.

You're allowed to take the online test for fun, but the contestant coordinators do not ever reveal actual scores, so any assessment of how well you did would be a ballpark, at best.

I think maybe Schneeberger might have been introduced in "Prank War," which STILL hasn't aired yet. It's the only reason I can come up with for why he hates Pete so much. Other than the obvious fact that Schneeberger is a raging douche, of course.

I believe that Margie and Luke confirmed in an exit interview that they skipped all the tasks in Sri Lanka; their clues simply directed them straight to the next location. So yes, the definitely knew they were toast.

I have a lot of love for this show, but if this is the episode Fox wanted to go out on before the hiatus to prod viewers to keep watching, then I think that was a major misstep. (what else is new?) Schneeberger, and his relationship with Pete, was a total cliche of the prissy, knows-nothing-about-"real"-warfare commissioned officer vs. experienced enlisted man conflict. It might have worked better if they'd cast someone who could play Schneeberger with even a modicum of subtlety. Derrick's plot with CSM Cody worked a lot better, and I think could have easily functioned as the A plot. They did a good job of incorporating Chris Lowell's real-life passion for photography in a way that I think is very consistent with what we've seen of Derrick's off-hours life so far.

Watching on Hulu and other legal online entities is also a good thing, as Fox can and does track those stats.