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The 2 of them deserve each other in so many ways. I'm firmly #TeamNoOne.

Sherri does fine when she has a script. What she sucks at is playing herself.

I have no problem with Raven wearing a strange colored wig, but please get the woman a hairbrush.

And the U.S. Supreme Court.

I'm just surprised there's no photo of Lori and her smirking face sitting on a bagel or something.

I'm fairly certain that getting engaged in the hallway after your People's Court lawsuit is the saddest thing I've ever seen.

Here's the thing: I would never purchase a product called "Bagel Stuffins". It sounds like cheap garbage food for children. Any help that name gives in explaining what the product is ruins the desirability of it. And if memory serves, it wasn't an inexpensive product. That name will turn off the kind of customers who are willing to spend more to get quality food products. It makes sense coming from Lori who made her millions on shilling cheap junk to the masses. She was a terrible partner for this company.

I thought I heard him say they were $7999. Which to me is really reasonable for a motorized bike/trike alternative, but probably more than a moped.

She does a local commercial here for an individual realtor (not a realty company), who she also calls "a real shark". Apparently her endorsements are for sale.

They should have had the actresses hug goodbye in profile, just to put an end to all this foolishness.

The lesson is: if all you do is text back and forth, it's not an actual relationship. I was impressed that someone on this show (Samm) understood that.

I'm not 100% sure, but I think Judge Milian's husband is Jewish. Regardless, that plaintiff didn't even have the class to be ashamed of his bigotry. He thought the defendant's implication that he was being greedy made it ok for him to use slurs. If he'd shown a modicum of awareness that it wasn't an ok thing to say, Judge probably wouldn't have been as quick to kick him out. But he was an ass.

I will only forgive this crappy season if we find out that the note Kalinda left for Alicia said, "Smell you later."

Did Raven borrow Whoopi's clothes?

i have yet to hear any of these people who push the Paleo stuff actually explain how that diet is a more beneficial one than a traditional balanced diet. Cutting out processed foods? Sure, that's a good move. But avoiding legumes and grains? Unless you have Celiac disease, there's just no benefit to doing that. That doctor the bar woman kept incessantly mentioning was a genius to trademark the name "Paleo" and capitalize off all of the lemmings, but soon this trend will go the way of Atkins and Cabbage Soup.

Other evidence of Blair's poor decision-making skills: spending money on a huge Ja'Kayden tattoo while not having the money to get an apartment. I know she was desperate for a family and all, but jesus christ.

We've seen a lot of dumb people on this show, but for some reason, the level of stupidity of the people on this particular episode was just too much for me. Blaire, just stop. Stop meeting random people on Instagram. Stop spending money on these random people when you live in your car. Stop taking in someone else's baby when you don't even have the money to take care of yourself. Stop letting some high school kid who pretended to be kidnapped so she wouldn't have to see you have any role in your life. Just stop.

The reason why the Buck Mason clothes are so much pricier is because they're made in the USA. Good luck finding an article of clothing in the Gap that was made here-- that's why they're so much cheaper, and so much lesser in quality. It's really difficult to find inexpensive and but well-made and quality clothing that is made here. Frankly, I'd be willing to spend more if it means not buying clothes made in a sweat shop that will last longer than a season.

I also found it laughable that anyone would be interested in Alicia's memoirs. I know other wives of scandal-ridden politicians have written books and made the talk show rounds, but at this point, it's been several years since Peter's scandal (not to mention he was able to rebound pretty swiftly) and her own "scandal" is something she can't even disclose under threat of the DNC. So, her book would be interesting how?

This firm must spend so much damn money on new letterhead and new wall signs that it's no wonder they can't afford to lose clients.

The Snagastool idea is one of those things I picture a couple of guys saying to each other when they can't get a seat at their favorite bar: "Hey, wouldn't it be cool if we could reserve a stool?" But it really isn't a viable concept, and I don't think the exposure on ST will give it any kind of boost. Sorry guys. The Buck Mason stuff looked good-- I want to buy a shirt for my husband. If their site had free returns (it doesn't), I would order something. But until I'm sure of the fit, I'm too hesitant. However I did get the impression they were just on the show for the exposure. They were way too greedy about equity when their sales didn't justify it.

Mark Cuban is pretty vocal on Shark Tank about how much he hates patent trolls, so I'm not surprised he'd fund a chair like that.

I don't have a problem with Alex making educated guesses instead of just flat out knowing everything. There are plenty of Jeopardy questions where I don't actually know the answers but can figure them out from context clues. If they didn't want contestants to do that, the questions would be more straightforward like, "This city is the capital of Ohio". Instead, they always add some sort of play on words or hint.

Good job, moms! Start that sugar addiction nice and early. Your dentist will thank you.

I like Alex. I find him incredibly knowledgeable about a wide variety of stuff, and he's very fast on the buzzer. As for his clothes, I presume he's dressed in a way he feels most comfortable since people tend to perform better when they're comfortable. He might not be the most dynamic and warm personality, but that's Jeopardy's fault for casting someone who isn't tv-ready, not his.