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Jonathan blames Ana for choosing the wrong ( he thinks) task. Then he wants her to be faster milking the sheep. But the major screw-up, parking on grass and getting stuck, was all on him. She needs a friend to point out how awful he is to her.

I'm still in the middle of watching, but anyone else notice how the pairs were decided by the guys? The women didn't jump in, they were quiet and waited to be picked. Like it's a junior high dance, the girls wait to be chosen.

Natalia bugged me with how many times she pushed her hair back while preparing food. The other women all their hair at least partly tied back. One hair falling into a dish can be a disaster.

Han and holden bugged me with how they were arguing so loudly at the origami place.

I dont mind the Fork in the Road. It makes up for all the times we've seen a detour where one choice was significantly shorter, and the craziness when teams switch tasks then switch back. Jonathan was too intense at the start, then upset that they were first but others caught up at the ferry. This always happens, the tasks are designed that way. But his attitude at the mat was unforgiveable. Other teams were happy to not be eliminated, he was pouting about not being first. Has he ever heard that you only have to come in first on the last leg? He's heading for a meltdown.

City wide emergency! Heat wave! We can't handle all these patients, what do we do? All hands on deck! But first, the doctors have to have sex, others are making out, dealing with personal drama, argue, and yeah, a couple doctors have to go out for ice. As others have said, with the number of non-medical clerical staff in any hospital, sending doctors for ice is crazy.

I might be alone in this, but Virginia bugged me. She grabbed the spotlight with a lengthy explanation for which topic to choose, then the "little old lady" shtick, people with hair like this shouldn't be underestimated, and the "I DID??" when she won. I'm very close to her age, and I would never refer to myself like that. And what does she intend to do with the money? Put on a RECITAL, where people listen to her sing songs about her life. Ugh!

It's the hair extensions. Chelsie, makensy,Rubina, leah, Taylor, they all have them, and they all do that petting, stroking, to various degrees. I don't think it enhances any woman's appearance to have such long extensions

In a cooking competition, they have chefs carry heavy boxes off a truck, until 2 of them suffer back pain. It's ridiculous to have them do physical labor like that if they're not used to it. A slipped or herniated disc is pretty serious.

Same thing happening to me. I've discarded numerous posts because I couldn't type without opening an ad.

For me, the resemblance is in facial expressions. A goofy half smile, and he is Jack Tripper.

Yes, I noticed that as well. do they bring one personal item? I can think of a lot of things I would choose to bring before I chose eye makeup! - scented lotion, sunscreen, a small pillow, mouthwash, hairbrush. who cares about makeup?

Sue has obvious tattooed eyebrows and eyeliner, along with enhanced lips. But, yeah, there must be some kind of permanent fake eyelashes she's got, right? It's not a good look close up.

You mean Jason Ritter? Son of John Ritter.

I watched late, to see all the celebs who are on. I think I respond more to the personalities than to the dancing, especially the first episode. I loved Joey. He seems so happy, enthusiastic. He was the rare bachelor that I didn't hate by the end of the season. Tori is starting to look like Joan van Ark. Fillers surgery collagen lips, and it looks like ozempic face. It's a sickness. I have always loved Eric Roberts. His dancing was clunky, but I love him. Never heard of Steven before, but he's adorable I only know Anna Delvey by the movie about her, Inventing Anna.(she wasn't IN the movie) She is famous for being a con artist. She doesn't belong on Dancing with the STARS. She's not a star. I agree with others that the voting was uneven.

Unless his panic attack/ heat stroke was strategy.

Andy is too anxious, too unstable, to play this game. But during his meltdown he said he was a strategic player, and I wondered if he was playing it up for sympathy, thinking that the more he cries, " nobody likes me" the more they will try to prove him wrong by keeping him. I dislike him. I noticed John was a much more eloquent speaker than the others. I think that added to their perception of him as old. Andy says "he's my best friend here" then throws him under the bus. It's a shame, I wanted to see more of John.

I agree. They cry like their friends were condemned to death, not just eliminated from a game. The whole point of the game is to knock out players one by one. So why the histrionics? I think they all assume that a long, full body hug bonds people together, so that's part of their "social game". Remember Angela's initial complaint about Matt? He didn't HUG her when she made HOH.

Devin was a cocky jerk early in the season, thought he had a special relationship with Jen. He was all about competing, showing the other guys that she liked him best. He got so caught up in trying to WIN that he forgot that the prize was a lifetime married to Jen. He didn't want that prize, he just wanted to win the competition.

Angela talks about being on BB was her life-long dream. Did she also dream of being on Price is Right, Let's make a deal, and Dr Phil? I wonder how the other houseguests would feel about her whining if they knew about her TV career?

Thanks. I had no idea.

I didn't like tucker in the beginning, but he grew on me and ended up liking him. I do NOT understand his loyalty to Angela. When Angela was doing all her whining and pleading, that little girl voice reminded me of someone. It finally dawned on me. She is playing Dorothy from Wizard of Oz. "Scarecrow I'll miss you most of all!"

When the eliminated players come back, I assume they have had the opportunity to use the internet to find out who everyone is. Doesn't seem fair that they can share that info to help the ones still competing. Or lie, saying they looked it up. I like Adam, and I wanted him to win because everyone else was working together to make him lose.

Yes, it seems like Ramsey wants the chefs to be cutthroat and ruthless, and the chefs tend to be more supportive and cooperative. They get meaner to satisfy the judges expectations. And the language used to comment on who they chose to make dessert. Sabotage! Targeting! It wasn't their idea to have 3 people do a dessert, they were told they had to!

Why couldn't Angela just speak up ? She's being the victim again, crying about the others eating her food. You know she's going to blow up later, when all she had to do was be assertive in the moment. Even pointing out a couple of items, and asking the others to put them aside for her. She's the kind of mom who doesn't ask for help with chores, just does them while seething quietly, then blows up about it afterwards