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I mean, they weren't bad clothes, but they were everyday clothes. He should have all that stuff in his closet already. I mean I can understand if you're on a show wearing Roberto Cavalli gowns, but its a bit much to contract for the underwear the show bought you, and the polo shirts. I would have thought they would just let you take them. Oh this show....it really is the gift that keeps on giving.

I don't know, it seemed a "last straw" kind of thing. I think she was more put off by Juliet taking over her conversation. Probably even more annoyed at people finding Juliet somewhat amusing...at least in front of the camera. I suppose in old school british society if someone interrupted your conversation and agreed to sing an anthem when they weren't really a singer, the entire room would be making snarky, judging comments and Annabelle would feel superior. However, when half the room is like "Oh juliet, you're such a card!" or staying in a conversation with her so they will get camera time it probably makes Annabelle feel bad.

That statement started me on the "Caroline annoyance" ride. I don't think its very classy to make commentary about how other people are gonna have to watch you're kids because you're just too fabulous and important for the job. Nor is it classy, IMO to constantly name drop and brag about how fabulous your life is. We get it, you have a great life, no need to oversell it, just live your fabulous life and we will all see it. "Well, so and so is my bestie and her dad owns formula 1 so of course I'm in the press" Well, I love that in one breath she is like "I'm no golddigger!" and in the next she is like "I clearly met Scott at the wrong time, a month before he met me he was flying in private jets with Bentleys!" Well, if he is a great guy, and you're no gold digger the right time to meet him would be anytime he was available, right? I think she fully believes the stories about him hiding money, and they may be true because she is protesting a little too much for my tastes. *le sigh* I love London, love, love, love, love it. I would totally love to live there if the weather wasn't crappy 11/12 months and it was in any way affordable. Oh my goodness, is this how women in London dress for a high society party? What a letdown, Noelle's dress looks like something you could pick up at the local Charlotte Russe. Juliet's dress doesn't look classy enough for Charlotte Russe, maybe Forever 21. Caroline's dress just looks like a bubble dress, the beadwork is gorgeous, and the color goes well with her eyes, its something I would pass on, my guess is that she bothered someone at Cavalli for a dress and as a punishment to her they gave her that one. Marisa's dress is nice, but nothing stunning. ETA: okay, Annabelle's dress is gorgeous. And Caprice....WTF? I'm totally confused, was that made as a maternity dress? Are beetles/roaches a sign of good luck if you're pregnant? That wouldn't look good on anyone, I don't care if you put that dress on Victoria Beckham, thats just not a pretty dress. ETA #2: I think Scott may have hidden the 4 million pounds in his black jacket, does he have any other outwear?

I'm starting to watch this series on Netflix, and I really want to like the show, but I'm two episodes in, and I can't stand Vic. Which stinks because the rest of the show seems good. I like all the other characters, I love Lou Diamond Phillips, I like the stories/plots. But I really dislike the Vic character and so its becoming a distraction to watch the show because almost everytime she is on screen I get annoyed. So, ultimately my question is twofold. First - am I alone here, did everyone else like the Vick character from the word "go?" Second - if you didn't like her character from the word "go", does she get any less annoying as time goes by? Sometimes characters that really annoy me mellow out after a season or two, and if thats the case I can just tough it out, or start in season 2, but if she is always this way I gotta find another show.

Mine is going to be "everything in a cup!" instead of "everything pah!" I'll aspire to teach the viewers how to put every meal in a cup. And I'll change the cups, sometimes it'll be breakfast in a champagne glass, sometimes lunch in a beer mug, sometimes dinner in a martini shaker. Now I have to dream up a backstory, but I feel like it would involve cup o'noodles.

Oh no---please tell me thats a joke. The clothes weren't even that nice! Yeah, but at the time there were still plenty of nice racks in play.

I wonder how many times that scene was running through Kelley's head. thanks for posting the clip Rhondinella

I think it would be worth it just to see Kelley's reaction, you know she couldn't pull off the "I just knew it!" routine

The thing is Jada told her to do it, Jada stepped to her, and instead of going and doing what she said she was gonna do, which was "lay her out" she walked away. You got challenged bitch! Do something! The way Britt talks you think she is gonna be dragging someone to the ground as soon as she gets an opening and mollywopping them. Instead she keeps walking away - whatever Britt. LOL at Redd. I think Redd can see she is being ostracized and is saying whatever she needs to say to be back in the fab 4, or super 3, or whatever the hell they were called. But I think you might be right - the minute she is back "in control" or everyone is cool with her again, she is going to go back to her old ways.

Ohhh, I like that, the instant reaction. The only reaction we really got to see was Kim's, which was what she would be pretty much forced to say unless she wanted to look like a heartless gold digger on TV...and besides, Fox had already bought the bike built for two and the fireworks so she couldn't really say what she was really thinking.

This is an excellent question, because I really liked the show too, I'll admit, mostly for the snark value but I didn't think it was half bad for a summer reality show. The only thing I could possibly think of is how interesting it would be if they could have found someone who was actually a royal of some kind. Not a real royal, but maybe the son of some minor lord or duke or something. Surely one of those people have money and are dying to have a bunch of out of work actresses twerk for them. Either way, I think it would be interesting because now that everyone knows the whole thing was a ruse, the only women you would get to sign up would be those who just want to get on a reality TV show at any cost, and imagine those women not even paying attention to this rich guy because they assume he is a fake! They would be so busy causing drama so the camera is on them and everyone would look at everything he said with disbelief, even though he would be telling the truth because he really does have money and a title. And then the double cross reveal at the end..."I have a secret....I'm not really a prince...I'm only a duke/earl/lord" OR you get a group of girls, and a group of guys, and you tell the women that one of them is actually a minor lord and the rest are "environmental consultants" and the women have to figure it out. Half the snarky fun was in them trying to figure out who he was.

Its still early in the day - but I think thats the funniest thing I've read all day. Where is your sense of romance? They are probably touring all over London on that bicycle built for two.

Aww, come on buckaroo! Let me tell you....I actually think that would be kind of cool, all jokes aside. First off, the mullet is awesome, especially if you pair it with the pinup style, thats all sorts of time and place stereotypes, and I know how the show loves that. they can pigeonhole your look in so many places...a little something for the retro rad kiddies, a little something for the 'ol pickup crowd. Second, I really like the idea of using things that would normally be thrown away. I recently made a few pineapple upside down cakes for work. I had all this left over brown sugar that I wasn't going to use because I don't really bake all that often, and then I found out I could make a facial scrub with it. Now I'm interested in how I can use watermelon rinds, I just really like the idea of using stuff that would normally be thrown away. I'm interested in this chicken fat thing! And, you're grandmother told you about it! I feel like you could really make a run of the thing! Heck, if Kenny with his pancake in a cup, and no grandmother stories was a contender you could win the whole damn thing!

Generally I would agree, but I think they may have turned in their man cards when they both bought bright red nissans. Just kidding male Nissan lovers! I have never understood the appeal of a restaurant or chain having a mascot that is the thing they are selling. There is this local place called "The Pig Palace" or something like that, and its sign is basically a graphic of a cartoon pig smiling blissfully as he sits in a pot of boiling water! As if he just can't wait until he is turned into pork rinds and taco filling. I feel so sorry for him! I don't think I could ever eat there. Same for your sexy chicken, I feel bad for the chicken (although, I maintain if chickens didn't want to be eaten, they would stop being so delicious)

Thoughts on this episode 1. Life Coach - her sessions need to be shorter....much shorter. I'm not hating her as much as I used to, but the show is called "Bad Girls Club", not "Annoying Life Coach" show. I feel like they are trying to maybe start a spin-off with the Life Coach of some kind. Maybe they will have BGC, All Stars Battle, Love Games and now BGC Life Coach. Or maybe they can have her show as a web series or something. But I watch BGC for the drama, not for 15 minutes of the life coach. Although to be fair, she had some good points for Loren. 2. Jada - I really don't like her now. That whole running to the computer when Alex had called it was stupid. It was petty and unnecessary. Maybe if she had been expecting a super important email, but she only did it to be a bitch. I think there is a reason no one in the house really likes her, and I think its because she is annoying, and she does stupid, petty crap like that and then wants to play innocent. Alex seems like the most laid back person in the house, why not just let her have the computer first? WTF did you need it first for? So you could write your ridiculous "rhymes" down? 3. Britt - the lamest bad girl to ever hit the scene, and mostly because she keeps talking big and does nothing. You know what a bad girl does when she wants to fight Britt, she FIGHTS. Don't talk about it, BE about it. And her whole "well, I say what I want and no one will step to me" yeah, whatever, half the time you're talking about people behind their back, and the rest of the time you're co-signing. And you're only willing to talk smack to the one girl in the house that everyone hates! At least a bully has an original thought. Britt only talks shit about people that she knows everyone else hates. There are 7 girls living in that house, they ALL must get on each others nerves. Britt doesn't say a thing to Blue, Alex, Loren or Redd. She only talks shit to Aysia and Jada, who no one else liked. All Britt is is shit talking, and co-signing on a bully....if thats a real bad girl than I don't know what to say.

Are you kidding, thats exactly what they are looking for. Earthiness....real people....grandmothers....keeping it real. I mean truly there is nothing more farm to table, or whatever it is than when it comes from the backyard. And your grandma made chicken and dumplings! Did she serve them at Sunday dinner? She would only be better if she came over here on a boat! All you have to do is get a couple of tattoos and hit up the local "pin up girl dress" store in your neighborhood. Also get a scarf for your hair, which you will have to dye jet black. Or you could go mullet hick, but I feel like Food Network may not be ready for all that. Although if you're a guy, maybe you can go mullet hick....

This. Bad reality TV is for me, the viewer, to watch and judge a bunch of girls for being dummies. Its no fun if they are in on it.

What kills me about Orion (I know thats the wrong spelling, but it feels so right!) is that she said she "loaded up on spices" and somehow only managed to primarily use one? Geepers, she had better up her game, Kenny was the last of the obvious cannon fodder. Although I feel like she may get another week out of Ruben, because I'm not entirely sure they are into his "star power" or whatever.

First - I think its the one thing that I agree with Kirk on, the doctor said it was unhealthy, how many times does he have to tell her no? However, to your point, this feels like a forced "Kirk becomes a good guy again" storyline. Kirk can barely deliver his lines with a straight face, and sadly every time I see Rasheeda, all I can think of is this....http://youtu.be/rPZEILy3iLs. Thats right "hot fire out her azz" Second - Kirk popping up in NO was just creepy, I can't believe that has been a successful move....ever Third - LMBO at the purple haired dude.....

But maybe they could take a break to backflip off the side of a canoe? Or they could go all Thelma and Louise in a big 'ol American car in a country where gas is like $12/gallon.

I actually don't know my blood type or my IQ :( I guess whether they are for Victoria's Secret, or a credit score company all commercials are geared to make me feel like a fat, ugly, moron

Kenny's exit interview summed up everything I think is wrong with this show. It was literally an "oh well, I just couldn't seem to cook, but I had a good story! Oh well, what are you gonna do?" - I can't think of any other chef show like this where a contestant is totally fine with the fact that they can't cook...on a reality show about cooking! On something called THE FOOD NETWORK! That they would even cast a chef who doesn't seem to know how to cook makes me wonder how many "Food Network" personalities really are sub par cooks with big personalities. Every time a contestant on Top Chef is told that they can't cook, at that their food is under par, they take it so personally, they are so offended, they might get defensive and egotistical, they are committed to turning it all around at all costs...no matter what. Not a one of them just shrugs their shoulders and says "oh well, I guess I just couldn't really cook well....WTF?" I mean if you are on a cooking show, a cooking contest, on a food channel, shouldn't you have some passion for your food? Is it really all about star image and personality?

Now thats a good grandma story. I feel like you and your grandmother have what it takes to go all the way. As long as she didn't tell you to put a pancake in a cup, cover it with cream and compote top if off with a pork rind and call it breakfast I think you have a winner. I've been to the south, she probably did teach you a lot about delicious food...

I sort of felt like Arya's list was always made with the assumption that death was the worst thing she could inflict on any of the people she had on her list. She seemed to mostly want punishment. When the Hound begged her to kill him, she realized the worst thing she could do was NOT kill him, that was inflicting the punishment he deserved. But its hard to tell, because Arya maybe had come to have a real relationship with the Hound even though he hurt her, so it would be hard for her to kill him. She is really an amazing character, and the actress who plays her is so very well suited for the role. Whats interesting to me - is that Dany devoted herself to freeing the slaves, and they all referred to her as "Mother." But her dragons, whom she considered her "children" are now locked up....a little like slaves....

did she come over here on a boat? was she ever on a boat? maybe a cruise somewhere? did she tell you stories about the old country? did she tell you any stories while you were cooking and/or eating? did she have a club foot? maybe a webbed foot?