LabScientist

Coincidently, I was watching that scene when I read your quote. If you watch her body language, she is shaking her head "no" while she is talking about falling in love with him and wanting to spend the rest of her life with him. It will be interesting to see where they end up.

I agree with you. I have always like the Amazing Race because it was about the race, unlike shows like Survivor where alliances run the game and determine the outcome. The Amazing Race used to be about which team had the skills /abilities to complete the tasks the fastest or best. Every once in a while a team would get a bad cab driver that messed up their game but for the most part, the teams at the end were there because they earned it, not because someone else gave them the answers.

1. I don't think that G & D thought that the Mine 5 was still in effect. In fact, I am pretty sure, early in the episode they made the comment that the alliance was over since they were down to the final 4 teams. Meaning, that they were not expecting any of the teams to work together to complete a task and for the other 3 teams to be so blatant about it was pretty gross. 2. They knew that once the other 3 teams completed the task at basically the same time, they were done. They saw no reason to continue guessing. They were so close to having it right two times, I was really hoping that they would pull out the win. 3. I don't disagree with you on this point DeAngelo really made himself look bad with his comments at the end. I do understand his feelings though. I cannot remember where I saw it, but I read that Gary and DeAngelo were actually playing for a charity and if they had won, they would not have kept the money. Whether that is true or not, I am not sure.

Over the weekend, I read an article about Libby's family. In 2004, her father Chuck was arrested for being almost $18,000 behind in child support payments. He's currently being sued by multiple people for being a slum lord. Her brother, Charlie was arrested for dui and cocaine possession. And her sisters have both been arrested for driving on a suspended license and failure to register their cars. They are all trash and watching them act holier than you after reading that made me really sick.

My son and his wife started "dating" when he was 15. They've been together for 13 years...married for 6 with 3 beautiful kids 🙂

Too funny! My husband was a professional bowler when we were first married. We tried to find any evidence of David being a pro, but couldn't find anything on him. I think he was a professional in his own mind.

We have Spectrum and I am able to watch it On Demand. I keep forgetting to add it to my DVR so I've been binge watching it On Demand.

I didn't like Tim during his season either, but I think he is hysterical on Pillow Talk. He and Veronica are a lot of fun to watch.

Loss of sense of smell and taste combined with a sore throat and low grade fever were among the first symptoms a friend of one of my co-workers noticed. She was tested and her test came back positive.

There are 40 Todd Herzog won Survivor: China in 2007, but he struggled with drug and alcohol addiction. I don't know if he wasn't invited back or if he declined.

No, each wife/apartment would have its own kitchen, but there would also be a kitchen in the common area that they could use when they have their big gatherings.

He did. He said the seventh person voted off and the first member of the Jury...Jack!

Donna and Kelly didn't have children in the original run of the series. Didn't Donna and David get married on the series finale? That was years 19 ago so, it is completely believable that they could have a teenage daughter that is Kyler's age.

Joe E. Tata is still alive. He's 82 years old now. It doesn't seem like he's done much acting since the end of 90210 so, I doubt that he'll be making an appearance but you never know.

I did notice that! I had to rewind because I thought I was imagining it. I'm glad to see that someone else noticed it.