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I've been watching BCS all along as broadcast. My wife has not, and got a bee in her bonnet a couple of weeks back and started from the beginning hoping to align with the end. It bites that while we pay for AMC+, Prime and Netflix, when she finally hit S6 she found out she couldn't watch the first half of S6 anywhere without individually renting them and now her continuity is broken. I switched to Duke's full time when we moved to a region where it was available. I'm not a lemon fan, and Hellman's to me is both sweeter and has a faintly lemony taste. Even the Duke's Light is good.

Me neither. I was initially surprised to see projectiles, but then I remembered in the opening to the Champions series that they were relaxing the rules somewhat for this tournament, and i guess that's part of it. Wasn't there a bot tossed out some time ago that basically threw a huge sheet of chain mail to encapsulate the opponent?

My wife pointed out that while Gabriel did well enough in his prior season that Gordon actually paid for him to go to culinary school, this season he's been the Invisible Man. He was onscreen (in the background) last night for about 15 seconds - he may have been in the bottom once but otherwise he's not there. We're wondering what he did to piss TPTB off.

Emily's freckles in the airport scene looked like she was in a zombie movie and someone just got they head blowed off right next to her.

I just Google where someone has used the accents I want and copy/paste the word. Kobaïa Iss Dëh Hündïn. We though Demarr might have been there as a backup sous in case somebody got sick. Didn't they let the chefs bring their own sous from home one year? Or was that another show?

This is so much more entertaining than the various Food Network competition shows, none of which I watch anymore.

I'm not familiar with the native pepper they featured and all I know now about how it tastes comes from Demarr's description. Given that, after Buddha and Sarah presented I wondered about the judges getting palate burn halfway in. I know I tend to numb out after the first half of an extremely spicy dish.

They should have had the victim's video thrown out because Mick Jagger never sang that brown sugar was the best sugar of all. If they wanted to invoke Rolling Stones lyrics they should have used "Some Girls". They didn't hit hard enough that she had the gun out to threaten the stockbroker, so the victim saw it when he intervened. He chased the Black woman rather than the White man because she was the one he'd seen commit a criminal act.

I was torqued at first when they swiped the idea for LCK from a Food Network show (was it Next Food Network Star?) and didn't watch it for the first couple of years, but do watch it now. Apparently it's working out for TC as they keep expanding it - this year's was like two separate series, and the double last episode was essentially as long as a Mothership one. I was wondering if since Nick's fish cake was obviously not a cake if he couldn't have pulled some pivot to make it look more like he knew what he was doing. "Here's my take on a Fish Crumble over spaghetti!"

Doesn't matter. ADA Jack would have argued with him whichever one said it. What threw me was that I didn't think evidence was like double jeopardy. The DNA was tossed out because they didn't have a warrant? OK, we'll go get a warrant and take the sample again, and now it's back in.

I really thought there was just as good a chance that Jonah shot Wendy as Mel, moved by overhearing his "you don't get to win" speech.

Hasn't he seen it several times before at Ruth's, even asking for cookies?

I thought the basis of Javi's deal with Big Pharma was that he could deliver near-perfect pharmaceutical grade heroin in unlimited quantities. How is Darlene's paltry stash of homegrown going to fulfill it?

I've only seen the first one so far. I've never wanted to be on TV, but I would kill it in the hot seat on this show. The questions I saw weren't exactly Jeopardy! level. Get it right and you are safe. Get it wrong and sound confident enough to fool the apparently lightly educated panel and you still advance.

The casting department for all L&O franchises have always had connections in the New York Justice Systems Doll Squad.