NeenerNeener

So it looks like I wasn't the only one that watched the Australian version; it's possible Boston Rob did too. The traitors were busy taking each other out; I'd never seen that in the US or UK versions before. It made for a more interesting game, at least in my opinion. It's a shame that the Australian version was canceled after that show.

Angie had some serious injuries to her back/spine in previous seasons. I find it hard to believe that she's able to do flying tackles now like nothing ever happened.

So Will started the episode with two girlfriends and ended it with zero girlfriends. Probably for the best since he really isn't ready to give up either of them. Although taking advice from Laka is always a bad idea, especially when he advocates marrying the rich one just because she's rich. I feel sorry for Em's rebound guy.

They're sure setting it up to give you your wish! But yeah, it's probably a fake out and everything will be just fine when it ends next week. Nobody has uttered the fatal words "love letter to the fans" in regards to the finale yet so there's a 50/50 chance we'll get an HEA.

l see Nestor Carbonell isn't the only actor born with "guyliner"; Keon Alexander has it too. And he's playing a villain again. Villains shouldn't be so hot.

I'm not surprised, though. The entire Selling Sunset show is now built around the real estate agents talking smack about each other.

Nevermind. This is a completely different show with the same title.

I wish this forum had a "WTF" emoji/response. This particular episode really needs one. "Mind blown" doesn't really cover it.

Faith is a fairly common name, and was probably even more so back then. I thought nothing of the name on the locket. It was the kid singing a song from 200 years in the future that had me rolling my eyes.

I must have blocked that from my memory. The thing that stuck with me from that book was

I've read Go Tell the Bees* and I don't remember It's not like Jamie and Claire wouldn't take Fanny in if she wasn't "family", because they would accept her in a heartbeat without any blood relation at all. So what was the point to this? It was all just a coincidence that the mother's name was Faith until the kid starting singing a song that wouldn't be written for another several hundred years. ETA: OMG, I hope they aren't planning to use this for a spin off.

It's been forever since I read them too, and I don't remember baby Faith growing up to be the mother of Jane and Fanny. Even if she was switched with someone else's dead baby there's little chance that she would know a song Claire sang to a dead baby in France 20+ years before, and as Jane and Fanny's mother she's also dead at this point in the story too. So what was the point of this scene unless we're going to have a crossover with Doctor Who next season.

I'll be very surprised if Rob actually wins this. It seems like he should be too big of a target in this game.

Seconded. Personally, I'd like Angela and Ainsley toned down A LOT on top of eliminating the stripper scenes.

This is playing now on regular AMC and they're treating it like it's brand new, but I must have watched it on AMC+ last year because I recognize scenes I saw before. I'll rewatch anyway because it obviously didn't make much of an impression on me when I saw it a year ago. ETA: I think I only ever saw the first episode before my last year's Acorn subscription expired. I don't recognize anything in the subsequent episodes I'm watching now on my current short-term Acorn subscription.