Drogo

Read up on this feud and damn am I all in for this show... Bette Davis was the favorite to win the Oscar for Baby Jane? while Crawford wasn't nominated. When the winner’s name (Anne Bancroft for The Miracle Worker) was read out, Davis was flabbergasted when Crawford pushed past her, saying “excuse me, I have an Oscar to collect." Joan Crawford had arranged with several nominated actresses who couldn't attend that if they won, she would go onstage to accept the award on their behalf. And when Joan passed, Bette had this to say: “You should never say bad things about the dead, you should only say good. . . Joan Crawford is dead. Good.”

Our daughter says that almost every kid in her class brings a Lunchables. We bought her these bento boxes with separate compartments so she can take fresh fruit, hummus and carrot sticks, Special K, etc. Takes <5 minutes to put it together for the next morning.

Cheese must be featured in fruit cobbler dishes. In Round 2, rice is the surprise dessert ingredient.

The team deals with a loss, while Rip faces with his new captor.

JJ and Kenneth argue about their roles and whether they need each other, so Dylan hatches a plan to get them back on the same page. Meanwhile, a week's membership for the DiMeo's at a country club finds Ray enjoying the good life and Maya looking to spend some quality family time.

In an enhanced episode, the couples rejoin their real spouses.

Kyle's birthday surprise is marred by a blowout fight that leaves Lindsay and Everett on the brink of a breakup. Meanwhile, Cristina serves up some juicy gossip at Model Volleyball, and the Wirkus parents at last meet the infamous Carl.

Let's bring it back to this show and episode, guys.

And very likeable. None of the girls are interested in him, though I'm sure almost every one asked for a nice guy with a good sense of humor.

Damn, Michael is the rapey-est kisser I've ever seen. Every time he locks lips there should be yellow crime scene tape.

I haven't been Chris Pratt since that time @egavasc was a velociraptor. You rock, TJ. Thanks for the fun!

Our friends at TVGuide had the finale and reunion as episodes 11 and 12; the thread title has been updated now to 10 and 11.

@Oinky Boinky what card did you swap for as DoppelDrunk?

Yes!

I like all shows with food on screen, but I can't take any more Food Network, so I'll stay tuned here. Lots of donuts and oregano.

Extremely useful. I blindly swapped for role A (for Andy!) so now I know I'm the Robber. The other two unclaimed roles were Witch and Hunter. Which means that all of the Wolves and Minion are in play, so we have an okay shot at hitting one even with no IDs last night. 1 to "fire" egavasc (Lisin) 1 to "unlist" Lisin (Drogo)

In the Season 3 finale, survivors short on food risk death in an attempt to triumph. Then, the survivors gather to discuss their experience on the Season 3 Reunion.

Franco pressures Arthur to increase security after Fawz's dry-cleaning store is robbed, but he grows concerned when Arthur buys a gun. Meanwhile, Tush offers Maya advice for self-protection.

Before the couples get sent home, they meet their experimental spouses' real spouse; not all goes happily and what they learn causes some to develop serious regrets.

Alphas take care of the females in the pack, and have a tremendous amount of respect for them. They're hard-working providers, and they don't pick fights. Dustin's more of an Alfalfa Male.

Which cards did you flip, @caprice?

I don't know where I am, nor do I know who I am. Pass the Advil.