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The whole episode was done so that he could say that one line. I think the sat around and thought up that line and said, "hey let's take them to Australia so he can say that" and the network said ok. BTW, HATED everything about Mitchell and Cam ditching their child to star-f-ck rather than be with their daughter.

Saw the episode where Murphy had her baby. Even tho I knew what was going to happen, I truly laughed out loud at several scenes like Miles diving in case the baby just fell out and Murphy yelling that they should cut her open with a melon baller....not to mention everything that came from Eldin ("Don't want to upset you, but they stole the good stapler"). The show hasn't always aged well, but this episode did.

Must have run out of guest star money since Chris Parnell was a weak and uninspired choice for Sue's lust. And where were her 2 dads? Is that the last we will see of Sue? I hope so, but if she appears again, I hope Rachel etal lay into her the same way.

"It gets pretty strange after that" My favorite part of Les Nesman's story in the Turkey episode-actually everything he says in the last 5 minutes is comedy gold

Glad to see this isn't going to look like stunt casting after all. They have a pretty deep talent pool now, especially when you throw in TC Masters. Lots of Beard nominees have been told to PPYKAG, so there are some pretty good chefs who want a shot at redemption....and attention. Not surprised David Burke is back for extreme challenges since he really seemed to enjoy jumping out of that plane and then cooking in the most recent season of TC Master, which lead to that hilarious talking head with Lynn about "next thing I know David Burke is gone".

My favorite is the one where Paul's father has a heart attack and every time his mother walks into the hospital room his heart rate jumps up and then falls when she leaves. I can only take Sylvia/Sylvania in small doses and that episode has the perfect dose! I think it is called Bedfellows or something like that. I also love the episode where it flashes back to when they first met at the newsstand.