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I'm done. I was so happy that Cara and Jamie won and then I watched the reunion show and was disgusted. Coming down on Cara for doing exactly the same things that the others have done on this show is bull shit and hypocritical. This was the last straw for me. I won't watch John on television anymore and I won't watch the shows that the producers make because of the blatant hatred towards women. I've seen it before and it's made me angry but I always ended up coming back. Now I hate all the guys and the girls just keep putting up with it. Sorry for the rant.

I remember that episode. I believe that Radar said they could use his rabbit but then found out she would be killed so they came up with the idea of removing the rabbit's ovaries and doing the test that way. There was the scene from Grease Live with Rizo and Kinickey in the back seat of the car. It was pretty recent but obviously, they weren't married.

I'd like to see Dean with a son or wife named Sam. Other than that, I don't have an opinion about him coming back. Glad to hear that Doyle will be back and really liked his relationship with Paris. As for the rest, I'll be happy with whoever else gets signed. As much as there were characters I didn't like, to me, all of those characters together made the show. I would miss those who didn't or weren't able to come back.

Please let the the list continue to be correct since it looks like John and Vince go tonight. I hope it's in some spectacular way. The only thing that makes me question tonight's order is the fact that tonight should be a female elimination. Then again, some rules seem to be just a suggestion. I'm so excited to see John and Vince go tonight I bought popcorn.

I found myself thinking 'The Hand of God' during some of that really, really bad CGI. So, Nathan was in 2 places at the same time. What happened to the duplicate? As for Luke, I think he was sucking the power of the solar flare so hard that it was like a magnet pulling him up. I also thought he was sucking in the scene just as much. Oh Chuck. RIP HRG. Please don't get resurrected. I've come to terms with your death. Thank you for putting all of us out of our misery. No one was demanding to know the baby daddy through the run of the series so why would they think we'd care about this mystery? I'll probably watch a new volume if it comes out. I'm weak.

I'm wondering if at the end of the second episode, when the zero matter falls after Whitney and Dr. Wilkes fight, what did Whitney mean about only her knowing what the zero matter really was? I get the feeling that she may have been using the zero matter for something (looking or staying young maybe) and hubby was in on it. But now it's gone and she's locked herself in her dressing room panicking even before her husband came by to tell her the bad news. Why would Chadwick be telling his wife anything about the zero matter in the first place? She's an actress, not part of Isodyne. The mark on her head may be a crack in her veneer that the zero matter was helping to keep hidden.

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In Aneesa's shoes, I might have done the same thing. She's sitting in the tire, doesn't have to answer any questions and if Jenna can't answer anything it makes a good case for sending Jenna into the pit. But I don't really like any of these rookies and would throw all of them under the bus in an instant.

After watching this show for I don't know how many seasons, wishing that a group would get together and eliminate people like JEK, I don't want to see that happen this season. I am hating the rookies so much. I want to see some of their egos burst like the tires from the challenge. I'd also like to know if Cory's GF back home is OK with him making out with someone else. I know I wouldn't. And did we find out what happened to Tony? I am pretty sure I heard the announcer say that Tony's story would be explained this episode. Getting his brother out of bed in the middle of the night does't tell me what happened. I mean, I only want to know that he didn't die or something really bad. Other than that, I'm glad he's off my television but dreading his eventual return to another challenge.

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I went Friday to see Star Wars for a couple of reasons. I didn't want to get spoiled which I would have been if I didn't go. I was going to go Monday but remembered school would be out and I didn't want to be in a theatre full of students (nothing against anyone, just my preference). I'm very glad I did but I was one of the only females in the showing. There may have been up to 10 of us in the whole place. In any case, I am looking forward to seeing it again. Now, this episode was really good. I kept waiting for something to happen like the guys didn't get tickets or some obstacle preventing the guys from seeing the movie so I was happy they got to see it. The real reason why I thought it was good was I did a rewatch which I never do for most shows (regular reruns aside). I loved the last scene with the guys. I wasn't as blissful as they were, but I can relate to the big smile on my face when the movie ended.

I really enjoyed it. Being a little too young when Star Wars came out in 77 and the disappointment from I II & III, I didn't think that I would get a feeling similar to what those who saw the original in the theatres. Sounds corny, but I left the movie with a smile on my face. Even though I only know the movies (I understand there is a whole load of books and stories that tie in), I did see the obvious parallels between ANH and TFA and I didn't mind at all. It reminds me of the saying 'those who don't learn from history are bound to repeat it'. The new characters were amazing. The chemistry between Rey and Finn really showed but the biggest thing I noticed was how much I felt that JJ still kept it Star Wars even though he was new to the franchise. I'm also so very glad I decided to check out a showing today. I'm not sure if I would have made it through the weekend without being spoiled. Just getting home after the movie someone on Instagram replied to a photo with 'Han dies' etc in all caps. That scene was so good not knowing what was going to happen even though we knew what was going to happen. Anyway, I really liked it and am looking forward to the next movies.

So far everything looks close to the boot list but does anyone have information on Kelly-Anne? I don't see her elimination listed anywhere.

They probably took a note from The Hunger Games series and 'hijacked' Chad. Putting all the horrible pictures with pics of Abigail mixed in is probably Andre's way of getting Chad to associate anything bad with Abigail. I did miss the Clockwork Orange spectacles though.

Me too!! I'm going to do a rewatch of the season so it's fresh in my mind and maybe answer some of my own questions.

I agree. I should have been more specific that Lash won't kill 'Ward' until the end of the season but I do think that if they go this route, it will be May that kills Andrew (cause it's not like she hasn't had enough crap to go through). In any case, I don't like that Ward is still there in any capacity. I'm done with him. My dream scenario that I posted somewhere was for Ward to be pushed through and then destroy the last 6 mini-liths. Problem solved. But no, he's back.

Well, after watching the fall finale, I am going to speculate that Andrew/Lash is the one to kill Maveth (Ward). We saw Fitz shoot Will after learning he's not Will and the bugger kept getting up until he used the flare gun. So now we know that Maveth is difficult to kill. I wonder what would happen if there were no dead bodies for it to jump into? My spec is purely based on last nights ep and nothing else. I don't know the comics or back stories of a lot of these inhuman characters so I very well could be wrong but it hit me while reading everyone's posts in the episode thread. Lash gets away, the line about Lash killing inhumans and Fitz tries to kill Maveth not knowing he failed.

I liked Legacy. It entertained me but nothing will compare with the original Bourne. I got so much about the character in the first movie and I rooted for him even when I found out about the bad shit he'd done. I don't know if it was the script, director or actor but I got invested and cared. Renner was fine, I do like him as an actor but there was a barrier with his character. I knew more about Jason with his amnesia than I did about Renner (I've totally blanked on the name). But Original Recipe Jason Bourne is coming back!!! That pleases me.

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For me, it was another episode I couldn't look away from. I wanted to pull that woman's nose ring, chain thing right from her face. Taking babies isn't cool. Leaving them in the middle of a stampede is even worse. I need to let this one percolate a little more.

...sober?

Even with the reveal at the end showing Evie and her friends, this one just didn't engage me as the rest of the season has done. Mind you, I did manage to watch which is better than I can say for the Matt episode. Speaking of Matt, I hope he gets a clue and is able to tell someone that Meg has come back. I also wish that Tom had asked 'why did you rape me?' instead of 'why did you f@%k me?'. I mean, that's what she did. Is next week the last episode? I wonder if there has been any talk of renewal for a third season or if this is it.

OOhhhhhh. I get the impression that may not be Coulson. Then again, I'm easily fooled but wasn't there a spoiler about Ward screwing with them?

It may have been to get his attention. After Kevin leaves his room for the first time and is walking down the stairs, he notices the little girl standing by the edge of the pool. No big deal, a kid by a hotel pool. When he sees her again, she's face down in the water. Now, of course Kevin would try and save her regardless of seeing her previously, but there's a connection now between them. Also, Kevin only knows Patti as an adult that he doesn't like. He never once tried to understand why she was the way she was. I don't blame him. Being in child form and seeing how she was treated made her more human to Kevin and allowed him to see where it started. By understanding Patti's life, he understands things in himself. Me too!! In the preview for next week, there's a quick shot of Kevin that doesn't seem as frantic and wild eyed as he's been. They may have cut it to make it look like John was confronting him, but I instantly believed Kevin was calmer and ready to get things sorted out. Then again, promos can be misleading but I really hope Kevin comes back, kicks some ass, gets his home in order and takes some names.

I missed the 'congratulations' line and figured it was't worth rewinding. Boy was I wrong. Congratulations, indeed. When I watched little Patti climb onto the well and sit on the edge, a lesson from a writing class I took popped into my head. We were told, by a very accomplished screenwriter, that the audience doesn't like bad things happening to children. So I wondered what the twist would be. Kevin wasn't going to kill a kid. Then cut to the long shot, little Patti starts to speak, Kevin doesn't hesitate and there goes little Patti. I laughed out loud. Not because they went there but there was just something amusing with the way Kevin did it. I may need to seek out therapy.