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Not only was she bitchy about living her best life but she said that right after he apologized TWICE for saying she'd have a mediocre life. So defensive.

And the truck was so far over towards the curb as if it was getting ready to pull over - how fast could it have been going? I think The Force Ridge used would have had to have not only pushed Dr. Douche in front of the truck, but also slammed him into it.

Excellent work on behalf of the first responders. And it was so good to hear Jon's voice on my TV again. Sigh.

[quote name="Blakeston" post="1764388" timestamp="1449023551 I don't think a scene like that would be thrown in there if it isn't building up to anything. I expect we're going to see a very awkward moment where Patsy assumes Rudd is gay and finds out he's straight. (Either that, or we'll find out that Rudd is bi.) I agree with you and I think they've been building up to it since episode 2. I posted in that thread that I thought they really made a point of showing Dr. Rudd's interest in Patsy's dancing. I think we'll find out Rudd is bi.

Did anyone else think there was a bit of significance to Dr. Rudd's look at Patsy when he was dancing? I thought it was conveying that Dr. Rudd is more interested in Patsy than Jenna.

I'm from South Jersey and there was no language beyond damn or hell in my house or my friends' houses growing up. That's not to say it didn't exist but it wasn't my experience in the same area as the show.

I thought the same thing about tonight's opening, kib. I hope that those who said Stephen was having fun getting under Bill's skin are right because otherwise that was an awkward interview. I like Bill but he definitely showed his ego tonight right from the start with the way he stopped walking to his chair in front of Stephen's desk to bask in the glory of the applause. He waited so long that the applause was over before he finally sat down.

Here's a short article on Thursday's show as it relates to religion: http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2015/10/stephen-colbert-is-bringing-religion-to-late-night/410959/?utm_source=yahoo&ref=yfp

...or, you know, just stick to what he does best - music. I haven't been thrilled with any of Stephen's interaction with Jon that didn't involve music. Granted, there hasn't been that much yet but that's just how awkward I think it is. I always thought Paul Schaffer needed to stick only to the music for the same reason, but I may be in the minority on that one.

I noticed last night in his monologue as Stephen referenced a report, he said "report" as pronounced in The Colbert Report. I love his little nods to TCR like that. I'm hoping he throws another "Nation..." in somewhere soon.

I'm hoping that the kiss between Nicole and Thomas was a fantasy of hers because Zende is taking too long to get a clue (as she insinuated last week). Otherwise, logistics dictate that Thomas is sitting every time he goes for a kiss and that just doesn't make good TV.

But they saved money on wardrobe, evidently. We've seen them in the same clothes for the honeymoon montages. Hopefully we will be spared the details of why they only needed to bring one outfit each. ~blech~

I don't know about that...even with her mental challenges, Aly condoned worse than blackmail through her own behavior. In fact, as Ivy told Wyatt that Aly would tell them to do whatever it takes to win I thought - really? You're going to use what unbalanced Aly would say as justification for your behavior? I guess whatever gets you through the day...

LOVED THIS! Terrence and Taraji *brought it*! They owned their performances 110% even with the bonus song where they sang together. I would love for that to be part of the show next season. To make time for it they could take out the segments showing the stars "getting ready" for the showstopper. Terrence definitely deserved the win. Awesome season finale.

Man...one minute you're throwing little plastic parachute men in happiness and the next you're throwing vases in an ugly rage. This sho- I mean, love is such a fickle bitch.