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I still don’t understand the whole thing with Eve and wanting to send the murderer back. Does she even get a say as to who gets assigned to Three Rock? I was always under the impression that inmates get assigned there by someone else. Whoever assigned him there obviously knew his background. Why is she making such a big deal about it and that she has to save Three Rock by getting rid of him?

Man, this show just feels more and more scripted every week. First, the team in the basement with rabbit and octopus (and down a chef) wins best meal. Then, as usual, the person who always makes a dish, completely fails on it.

https://tvline.com/casting-news/chicago-fire-cast-michael-bradway-new-firefighter-jack-damon-season-12-1235196185/ I thought they ended up getting rid of Gibson to bring Kylie in but I guess not.

Even though I’m happy about it, I honestly don’t see how Venus didn’t get herself voted out. She even only got a single vote.

Wow. The Days of Our Lives cast was bad, really bad (borderline stupid). I know they are "celebrities" but it didn't even seem like they were taking it seriously.

I think Nolan was covering shifts for people? I got the impression he owed them? Why his rookie gets stuck doing it too I don’t know.

It was actually Zola doing the glancing and her idea.

No mid round drop today? Surprise surprise, the Greek person cooking the Greek dish goes into elimination. I thought I’d eventually get over it but I can’t. Zach’s hair is stupid and the bun on top just looks fake to me I really don’t like watching the safe team critiquing the dishes of the two people in elimination like they are professional chefs or something.

“Stop smiling, it’s unsettling.” So is your hair Ventress. If that’s supposed to be a disguise, its not fooling anyone.

Probably not. She was Blake’s emergency contact, not guardian wasn’t she? Any family member would fight Maggie getting the child.

General question about New York subways since I don’t live in New York. At the beginning of the episode the girl walked onto a completely empty subway platform except for the one homeless guy. Are there really that many subway platforms late at night that are completely empty?

Ugh. Someone is out to get the whole house again? How many times are they going to do this storyline?

This is what drives me nuts on the show. "That's an odd choice", etc from the judges. It's not like the contestants have a whole grocery store to choose from.

Why did you have to say this? I absolutely hate that phrase and paid attention tonight. :(

Investigator for the special operations branch of the navy? NCIS? Teams at the final roadblock before other teams have even started? Were the teams that spread out? I didn't notice in the premier so I went back and checked, Amber & Vinny only have one backpack. It looks like everyone else has two. Wonder why they decided to do that.

I like the separate threads. I usually don't post until the next day and reading through a very long thread (with a lot of people saying the same thing) is difficult to read and reply to. Watching last night was very painful. I don't know what happened to Bhanu mentally but he just lost it. On his knees begging to not go home was a really bad visual. As for his tribe, I'd love to see them lose the next three but I'm sure we'll get a merge or swap before then.

Official trailer released: They may have some explaining to do on this. The show takes place only 100 years before The Phantom Menace but, in The Phantom Menace, Ki-Adi-Mundi says the Sith have been extinct for a millennium (1,000 years). In the trailer we obviously see a red lightsaber which usually represents a Sith. If this enemy really is a Sith and not a wannabe, how did the Jedi council just 100 years later not know about this?

Team challenges on Masterchef are stupid. They are even worse on Masterchef Jr. Having a nine year old lead a team of children and then basically saying they failed as a leader is asinine.

I have a bone to pick with the rules in the second game of the night. The password was Ponytail. After a couple clues, Jimmy said he knew what it was and told his partner to just say anything. She said pony! Even though he said he knew what it was, that clue should not have been allowed and it should have gone back to the other team.

Chris and Mary. I get wanting to do the race with your daughter / father but at least take a jog around the block before you apply for the race. If you almost pass out from that, maybe you’re not gonna make it on the race. Chris looked like he was going to fall over and die multiple times. Maya and Rohan. What in the world were you doing with your car? It did have a reverse gear. A team got eliminated without a pit stop?

Bryson won last week so this week he says: "Now I got a target on my back, everyone is coming for me." There are no alliances on this show, there are no vote outs, there are no sabotages. How exactly are the other contestants coming for you?

This plot should have ended the previous week with her ex-boss getting arrested (why wasn't he?) What kind of person frames someone at their work, gets caught, asks the person for a job reference, and then gets pissed when they don't do it? She should have gotten a restraining order after he first showed up at her center and then she should have definitely pressed charges. None of this "this is your second chance" nonsense.

This was a bad episode all around. Josh not getting fired (but we knew he wouldn’t) made no sense. There is no way he should work as a CSI again. And speaking of not making sense, we have the case of the week. First of all, why was wheel chair lady even there watching it? Secondly, and more importantly, why put them in the wall? Even if Frank survived, there is zero evidence that she asked Joey to kill him. Just call 911 and say they were fighting over something. Lastly, even though Frank was stabbed and weakened it is fairly easy to break drywall if you try. Him being alive for 24 hours in the wall and not making a single dent in the drywall doesn’t seem right.

Gordon with the fakeouts "Isaiah, it's not you". I thought that was a Hell's Kitchen thing. lol Is this already the second time this season where the worst overall dish was saved by the top dish? Of the remaining chefs, I think the correct two went up for elimination based on everything but I could have seen Von go up instead of Alexandra. You don't see much "street" food where you need to use a fork.

This episode was full of dumb civilians in the opening scene and the cemetery scene. So many of them running right through gunfire for no reason except to get in the way of SWAT.