Morrissey

I'm a sucker for anything multiverse, dystopian future, time travel sci-fi related, but at this point, I keep watching for the female characters. But the way the story has been unfolding I fear that instead of some clever and unexpected wrap up, there will be some kind of battle showdown between good Jason and evil Jason with a possible hostage situation.

I thought good Jason visited blonde Daniela. I would have to rewatch the episode, but I'm fairly certain that he had a cut on his nose.

Good point. I didn't even entertain that thought, but it makes perfect sense. I wonder how the show will deal with it. I also find it interesting how evil Jason is able to control his thoughts and subconscious so effectively while picking worlds. He seems perpetually miserable and unsatisfied. You would think he would end up in alternate universes that reflect that state of mind.

I'm very surprised that Cynthia Nixon, who is a producer on the show and who - if I'm not mistaken - pushed for the Che storyline, doesn't have an issue with being portrayed as a doormat. Now that Big is dead, Miranda has become the new Carrie.

I wouldn't be surprised at all if she changed the name, because the double T of Tatum Thompson can be better marketed than Tatum Kardashian.

After my darling Ali was eliminated, I was rooting for Sara. But serving raw liver is unforgivable. It's a bummer, because I think she would have taken the win. Buddha is an artful master, but I just couldn't get excited about the win. Probably, because he was still fresh in my mind from his original season.

PMK is really committed to the skinny white boy storylines for her daughters. If Khloe starts dating Michael Cera, I've called it first.

I imagine Kendall to be around (potential) boyfriends as she is around cucumbers: awkward and clueless AF.

Frankly, I'm just glad she didn't name the kid Titillating Thompson or some other nonsense.

It makes no sense that the other four wouldn't unanimously suspect Carolyn to have the idol. They must have left a good chunk of crucial details and conversations on the editing floor. Matthew (guy with arm in sling) needs to curb his enthusiasm. Proclaiming in front of EVERYONE that he's been preparing for Survivor for a long time is the second dumb move he's made. And we have 30+ more days to go.

She's allowed to gun for whomever she wants. Fortunately, she did in a way that got her voted off.

I'm glad Maddy is gone. She struck me as the type of person who gets pissy if being rejected. Which is exactly what Brandon did. Her frantic bulldozer "he's playing all of us!!1!" approach just isn't my cup of tea. I kind of miss the subtlety, elegance and cunningness of Cirie's social game.

I thought I was imagining things, but that was my exact thought. True was like

This looks like the beginning of a Black Mirror episode.

Buddha's dishes were absolutely gorgeous. I think if he dares to let go a little of his laser focus on executing techniques and allows for some chaos, he will become one of the great chefs everyone will know and remember. I'm very happy that he won, even if I was mostly rooting for Evelyn. Her goat murray did her in. Otherwise I still believe she could have been head to head with Buddha. She was an absolute delight to watch throughout the entire season - both in terms of dishes she put out and personality. I almost cried when Gail told her how much she had impressed them. I remember her having an equally sweet moment with Shirley when Brooke won. A nice end to a wonderful and enjoyable season! My only criticism is that someone needs to invent taste tv.