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Must've been quite some push-up bra, those babies seem to hang to her waist without support.

They're real and they're spectacular.

People keep referring to Paulie as a snake-oil salesman implying that he's very persuasive but if everyone's against him, how persuasive can he be? Shouldn't Myles have waited for the votes to be cast before using his advantage to steal an idol when JLP asks if anyone has an idol? People might've suspected what he was up to and changed their votes to him.

I know this show is on cable now but it still surprises me when characters say "shit." How Patrick Stewart said it yet? I don't know if I could handle that from Captain Picard.

Steve Martin's monologue (esp. the "Gulf of Steve Martin" line) and Eddie Murphy doing Tracy Morgan were two of several moments in this show that will stay with me. I'm not an Adam Sandler fan but his tribute song was excellent and the audience gave him a well deserved standing O.

Jeez, if they have this many guest stars for the Xmas show, what's the anniversary show going to be like? Might as well tell the regular cast to stay home that night. I've always liked the joke swap, but I feel Jost and Che are overdoing their reactions lately. The jokes aren't THAT shocking and are sometimes predictable. That roast beef joke, though...whoa!

I'd give the million dollars to Rachel mainly because she found a practical use for the SITD when she played it to see if she needed to use her idol. She's a pretty smart player and a decent challenge competitor.

Andy wants everyone to see that he's playing the game, but flipping like that may backfire when it comes to jury votes. I found Teeny to be a bit obnoxious today after she wasn't chosen for the reward.

I guess Kyle really wasn't aware of Sue's vendetta against him otherwise he could've voted for Sue one more time as a big FU to her.

Now that it's come up, I could almost swear someone (Kyle?) used the Tweedledee line in a previous episode. Maybe I'm just suggestible. I think some people think it's an insult because of the "dum" part of Tweedledum. So, that's dumb. When Sol came out with that vest and the swagger, he made me think of a bouncer in a gay club, not that there's anything wrong with that. Sue just gets creepier looking with every episode. Wonder what she'll think when she sees herself on TV. Gabe may not have been the better choice over Genevieve in the long run, but people fear those who do well in challenges and it's a more immediate threat. And yes, he'll be back...on the jury.

The Mama-at-Law animated theme reminded me of Fran Drescher's The Nanny. This episode felt like the writers were clearing out their idea file of stories that couldn't fill a half hour on their own.

Sue really had the advantage in that IC, being the smallest woman as well as appearing to be quite fit. Her pre-game weight had to be one of the lowest of the women, along with some fairly muscular arms giving her a favorable strength-to-weight ratio. From what I could see, she didn't give an inch in that challenge. Those slo-mo shots of Andy were a bit much. So far, he's all talk and not much gameplay. The show must be desperate for a "villain" to build him up that way.

Pretty obvious references to Apocalypse Now with Nandor as Col. Kurtz. Am I the only one who remembers that movie? I'm a little surprised no one brought it up.

First thing I thought of

My first thought when Lex was looking at the mess that Doomsday left behind was that Bizarro managed to literally shed the Doomsday carapace that was created by Lex through his treatments, so maybe we'll see Bizarro back in his normal form? It's the last season so his story needs an ending. Are we to assume that Clark's superhearing is still lacking so he didn't hear the signal that drew Doomsday to Lois? Did she not think that the boys would hear it?