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In the Season 6 premiere, everyone is on edge as the foreign partners get ready to arrive. The 90-day couples face cynical family and stressful visa situations, and one new arrival has her American dreams crushed when she arrives to a disappointing discovery.

The chefs are surprised with winter jackets and then must compete in a sled race for an advantage in the upcoming challenge, during which the two teams must prepare their best winter soups. The winning team is rewarded with a luxurious day and night in Palm Springs. After a troublesome dinner service, Chef Ramsay makes an extreme change in the teams.

The chefs are tasked with serving lunch to a room full of Marines and prepare dishes that represent the air (chicken parmesan), the land (NY Strip) and the sea (fish and chips). The first team to serve all of the Marines on their side of the dining room wins the challenge and is awarded a day at Paramount Ranch, where they will have the opportunity to star in their own western film. Later, the most dramatic dinner service ever ends with a shocking contestant walk-out.

Candy shoots her opus guerilla-style on the streets of New York. Vincent makes a confession to Abby, along with a promise to change. Ashley and Abby help a prostitute escape the Deuce, with a little help from Vincent. Larry Brown gets a promotion. Paul celebrates the opening of his new upscale club. Bobby turns to Vincent to find work for his wayward eldest son, Joey.

Gary attempts to plan a romantic date with Maggie with the intentions of getting her to open up about a secret she has been hiding; Eddie begins to understand the sacrifices Katherine has made and attempts to stall Theo’s play as a grand gesture to win her back; and Rome takes steps to consult with a doctor.

The couples reunite for an emotional and riveting tell-all special; now that everyone is back to long distance, they face new pressures, tension and challenges; host Shaun Robinson (allegedly) gets to the bottom of where they stand now.

TWINNING.

For whatever reason, episode 4 will air after episode 5 ("Stuck.")

Doh, I meant unrequited. But yes, both work. All these little boys are way too involved with themselves to give two shits about a woman's feelings.

That's probably how they got pregnant in the first place.

I'm dying over this. I considered creating a Youtube channel for her to do recaps, but she didn't want friends at school to see because Survivor is... wait for it... 'kind of an Old Person Show.' To answer the earlier post - Khaleesi's not her real name, it's a nickname I use to protect her privacy online; it's Game of Thrones related like my own username. [Though in real life I often yell up the stairs when dinner is ready: "KHALEEEEEEEEEEESIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!!" like Jorah Mormont.] Her fan club meets right here, and I'll post her thoughts ("gems") after we see each episode. I'm just so excited she's watching this with me again (albeit on Fridays because middle school has too much homework during the week.) Agree with your whole post. Khaleesi made a similar point in that these challenges aren't 'boxing matches.' Also, a puzzle portion is always the great equalizer. Did you happen to notice the Davids' puzzle during the 2nd IC? It wasn't the wobbly platforms that did them in vs Goliath (which we could say was due to disparities in physical conditioning) - the David puzzle's first 2 lines were on the platforms... and completely wrong, half-text showing as if they totally just left out the base line. How'd that get past the guy who designed slide puzzle algorithms, I'll never know.

My ring gives me calluses if I wear it too long. I had a band tattooed. But I don't have a fear of commitment.

Jon's not great at the maths. Exhibit A: Jon: "How many men's wedding rings do you sell?" Salesman: "I sell as many men's wedding rings as I do women's." Jon: "But like... you wouldn't say they're common, right?" Salesman:

"I need to go to the U.S. out of respect." "I came here to tell you in person out of integrity." "I'm bringing your bags up to the room out of love." Jesse, get out of this relationship.

Khaleesi (11) is not a fan of Lyrsa. A gem, from when she was post-challenge whining about the unfairness of it all: "It's so unfair"..? "They're so big it's like they're invincible"...?" Who are you, [redacted]? (an 11 year old in her class) and you're mad you haven't had your growth spurt yet? You're like 25 years old, if you want to be stronger buy some sneakers and pick up some weights. The challenges aren't boxing matches. But even better, when Natalie was being Natalie on Goliath: It's like Natalie thinks she's watching the show from home, except her living room is suddenly covered with sand and bamboo leaves and she doesn't notice. And re: Jessica's overconfidence at Tribal Council: Jessica seems to think that if someone's not playing with her they're not playing the game. Ok, egomaniac. She and Bi looked so shocked that everyone didn't do what they said... I don't think those two are as David-y as they'd like us to believe.

Sorry I wasn't being hypothetical; Aimee did call Gus "a little bitch" and made fun of him for crying - that's why he made the comparison that he cries because of his dark past and she cries if someone says she's overweight.

Judging from the attitude on these guys, I'm thinking there are mostly Quarter-inch Killers. (Cooking and cleaning all day, Moe's probably our sleeper Monsterdong. Just a body, indeed.)

So much unrequired oral sex from the women this season. No wonder these guys are acting like spoiled little bitches. You can do better, ladies.

Technically she actually only said that they were "dancers." She used "exotic dancer" to describe herself only. *I'm going to just go on assuming exotic because StripperGranny (and ClearHeelsMama) is too fun a nickname to pass up.