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Wrong dog movie. It's Lady and the Tramp

Does anyone know which guys were eliminated?

Google tells me that Steve Harvey does indeed have a line of fedora. Or at least, his name is attached to a line of men's hats. Weird, though, that any of the contestants on this show would know that. Except what was said was that S.H. always wears fedora, which is different.

I have always wondered why the lead can't make sure they use the time to get to know all of the guys. Sometimes the guys who are quieter, who aren't pushy, who believe in taking turns, are good catches. The format of the show is skewed toward the guys who are extroverted, but also pushy, arrogant and have big egos.

Funniest moment tonight: Aaron S still in "glitter ken" costume, talking about Charity picking Sean who's just a boy, while he, Aaron, is a MAN who can hunt, fish, camp, ski, etc. A real MAN. And then he stretches his arms up to reveal GLITTER covering his real-man armpits.

I'm kind of glad Jane is gone. Everyone saw her as a maternal figure who was so intelligent. Or maybe that's how she sees herself. Just the whole. "I don't know what this clue means, I need to show it to Jane!" was starting to bug me.

How I read the clue: champion racer who records for beer. So, I know the last part is wrong, but that's how I read it. Chris's clue did not have Tennessee in it at all. Not even close. And I'm trying to figure out why fedora = steve Harvey. Does he really "always wear a fedora?" I don't know if she made that up or I just never noticed.

Does Brayden think he's Johnny Depp?

I really disliked the tasks of walking on Legos, which could be painful and aggravate old injuries, and digging into fish guts. Tying these into "walking the red carpet" made no sense. I think expanding on the makeup/dress-up concept would have been better, having stations where they had to tie, fasten, different items. The fish guts thing just seemed aimed at humiliating them.

I thought Jayne would be one of my favorites. But I really didn't like that she told the other that Travis shared his clue with her.

2 hour episode. Paisani truck got eliminated the first hour, the Jamaican tacos truck was eliminated the second hour.

I agree .It seemed very disrespectful to kick off their former teammate without trying to work things out. Seems to me by the time they kicked him off the team, they had already contacted the other guy and got permission for the switch. Think about how long that whole process would take, including airline ticket, transportation to and from airports, etc. There's a big part left out of the show. I am rooting against khana for this. The never explained how the teams are suddenly able to come up with new menu items and magically have all the ingredients. Create a dish inspired by another dish, then copy a competitors dish. Oh sure, I just happen to have all the ingredients I need for making a dish I never planned for! A big part of the competition used to be budgeting, shopping, buying enough but not too much of what you need. I don't have to see them shop, but an explanation of how this was done is needed.

The brother's disguise should have been more subtle. A wig, sure, but a wig that didn't look like it came from the Halloween shop. And maybe glasses instead of a mustache. He was giving himself away asking probing questions, he needed to be listening, not interrogating.

more like an oven-baked German Pancake

I am really enjoying this season - or, I am anticipating enjoying it now that the blonde woman is gone, and I hope there are no more tantrums. I see that Chris looks like an Osmond. But his facial expressions makes me think of Colin Jost. I don't really have any guess for the rest. Is there a picture of that board with all the clues? because looking at that would be helpful in figuring out who everyone is.

I agree. he was too loud, too aggressive, and talked too much. I was thinking the woman with the Jamaican taco truck looked familiar - the one with the short white hair. Sure enough: https://masterchef.fandom.com/wiki/Shelly_Flash I was wondering - when a team sells out all their fod - can they go back and sell something else? I'm thinking, pick up ingredients for a drink or a dessert that can be made quickly, and go back to selling? cause that's what I would do, rather than just stop.

So, right off the bat 2 teams had trouble with their trucks. This is ridiculous. The show should be able to ensure that everything is in working order before they start. I did like that the team who got eliminated was the team who was harassing and smack talking another team. Though I suspect there could have been a lot more of that going on, and the episode was edited to paint them as the instigators.

Gabi knew, and let us know she knew, when she stepped out of the limo and admonished producers not to let Kaity step out into the mud. She knew Kaity was meeting Zach after her, so Kaity was getting the proposal.

Thank you.

Can someone help with this? There was a moment when Kelly said to Chance, in regard to people mispronounced names, that people sometimes pronounced hers "Kelly clarkson." Was she joking, or was there a mispronunciation that I missed, because it didn't sound like it was not correct?

TPTB consistently overrated how much they think we want to see the lead making out with everyone.

I see it as a setup for the inevitable skeptical parents/protective sibling who corners the bachelor with distrust and warnings. After a certain age you marry who you want, regardless of parental approval.

I dont understand why Zach has to send women home in the middle of a date, or during a cocktail party. Why not just play it cool and eliminate them at the rose ceremony?

Especially carriage rides over bumpy cobblestones where you're bouncing up and down and have difficulty talking.

Twerking in front of the guard was disrespectful. Who was that? Gabi makes out with Zach, Zach gets covid. Gabi should have been quarantined from the other women, even if she didn't test positive or have symptoms.