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The American Dream is centered around opportunity... of which there are few in Claremont The Best Place Ever Which We Are Never Leaving.

I like Shawn because she interpreted "Larry's handsome" as "Larry looks dumb."

The actor hasn't appeared in any other episodes.

"We brought in a Portuguese translator so we and Paul will know what Karine is saying, but he won't be translating anything we say back into Portuguese for her because really who gives a shit about Karine."

I love that Jenny thinks working at McDonald's is a spectator sport. I wish those 2 well.

Myriam, please seek out Le Restraining Order.

This thread is for Episode 13. The Tell All has is own thread which will unlock at 10pm ET.

The couples reunite for an emotional tell all, and with everyone back to long distance, they face new pressures, tensions and challenges; host Shaun Robinson gets to the bottom of where they stand now.

Social media info doesn't belong here.

She is wearing Business eyeliner on her right eye and Party eyeliner on her left. An eyeliner mullet, if you will. She's like Harvey "Two-Face" Dent.

Imagine waking up in the middle of the night and Corny is crying for an hour in your apartment. Terrifying.

Mikal Vega who works as the show's military advisor says he's "committed to accuracy." He also calls himself a former Navy SEAL, which confuses me. I thought the Marines and SEALs had that in common, once a _ always a _.

Quite literally cringeworthy. The only thing that takes me out of the episode.

Quick reminder: If someone is saying things you don't like but not technically "breaking the rules" you can hover over their name and click "Ignore User" to not see their posts anymore.

It's called PoleDancer Pink.

I believe that was "An Appreciation Ring." Also known as "A Promise To Do Nothing Ring", "A Commitment To Nothing Ring" and/or a "Thanks For Playing Ring."

I agree. I don't think Larry has a ounce of cruelty in him.

When a young family suddenly vanishes from their Southern California dream home, friends and family are left with dozens of unanswered questions. Authorities suspect they fled the country, until an unlikely source uncovers the truth.

In the 1970s, a serial rapist is on the loose in northern California. And just as his reign of terror over the community wanes, police discover he isn't just a serial rapist, he's a serial murderer and he's been killing people all over California.

Like the way Jack and Karen ended up being the stars of "Will and Grace"..?

Every father's dream.

I've heard of some shitty business plans, but David using this pathetic unattractive mess to try and get fans for his "Fantasy" getaway business...

Two things, folks: There's no rule against the word "fundies" here. There is however, a Be Civil to your fellow posters rule. Keep it in mind. There has been nothing on the show indicating that Molly's daughters have been or are in danger of being abused. This thread is for discussion of the episode. Both of these discussions have run their course. Please move on.

Why do I feel like Income Tax Evasion is one?

Josh has two friends, one who doesn't talk and one who doesn't shut the fuck up.