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Yeah, my money is on Grannie Daughter.

I'll get it. What was the name of Norm's laundromat/tanning salon business venture that ultimately failed?

Yes, this. I grew up in South Texas, where Spanish is a very prevalent language and a lot of my siblings were able to pick it up the way I should have been able but... I can read it a little bit but when it's coming at me at 800 miles an hour? Oh hell no. And I certainly can't speak it. There's just a disconnect in there somewhere, I can't pick up other languages. So I totally understand if Claire is having a hard time with the Gaelic. I know I would.

To add to that if I may: Black No. 1 -- Type O Negative

Wow, a lot of people got laid at the same time tonight. So Ingrid found out the truth about Dash too late, Freya got pumped and dumped, meanwhile Wendy is the only one who ultimately had a good night. I have no idea what happened with Freddie and what's-er-name because the end of the recording got cut off by the DVR.

Just Aria, pretty much. Spencer and Emily have made it fairly obvious that they think Ezra's pond scum.

I noticed that when I saw an interview. Without knowing anything about Caitriona, I imagine the faintness of her accent is from being well-traveled. The company I work for has a Norwegian branch and most of the personnel I talk to have their own noticeable accents, except for one guy. He barely has an accent at all and it's because he's traveled a lot in the States. I'm guessing Caitriona has as well.

He even had an obnoxious name: Roy (my apologies to anybody not obnoxious named Roy) What are the names of all of Carla's children? (I'm worried this one might be too hard. I know it, though!)

So is it answered? Does Diane even know what all her majors were? The woman studied everything from English literature to underwater basket weaving.

The eye thing was the end of Sam's Women. The end of Pick a Con was the cutting cards routine. Sam: If I win, I get to go to bed with you. Diane: What if I win? Sam: You get to go to bed with me. Diane: Forget it. Sam: I understand. You'd rather earn it.

T is for Thanksgiving Orphans, the episode that contains my favorite ever TV food fight. Norm: Everybody get enough to eat? Frasier: You know, I never had a chance to try the potatoes. Sam: [scooping mashed potatoes off the mantelpiece onto Frasier's plate] Oh, well here, let me...

THAT is what I love most about that scene. Dougal is pretty sure Claire isn't a spy. She just doesn't act like one. Yet she's seen a lot of violent death, he can tell, and she admitted as much when he asked. But if she's not a spy, then how has she seen all that death? I'm sure he is completely and utterly confused because Claire is a massive enigma.

Dang it, got beat to the S! I'll be back...

Awesome! Now I can watch it and not have to go through so much... trouble.

O is for Old dead skin. Apparently it sits on barstools and drinks beer all day.

To give an example, the cast of Community were held on their contracts until June 30 (which was the exact day Yahoo swooped in and picked up the option, thus holding onto them). Since Continuum runs kind of opposite from them, being a summer-ish show, I would imagine their contracts run through December 31. Of course, this is completely conjecture. I wonder if there's any way to find out when their contracts expire.

Oof, I hated that commercial. Mostly because I hated the Stacy's Mom song when it was a rock single playing on the radio. It was already stupid and I definitely never wanted to hear more of it as a commercial.

Daybreak, Jakarta. The proud men and women of the Navy are fighting for freedom. But you're in Lubbock Texas, hosing stains off a monument. You're in the Naval Reserve: America's 17th line of defense, between the Mississippi National Guard and the League of Women Voters. After basic training, you only have to work one weekend a month and most of that time you're drunk of your ass.

M is for Manchild in Beantown, the movie Diane made to convince Woody's parents to let him stay in Boston. "Hi, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd!"

Season 3 didn't start filming til the end of November, so I guess they have until then to decide if they want to keep with same approximate air dates.

Hey, the show is on Starz, we might get to know too!

I haven't heard anyone say anything about Dougal's marital status, no.

What? No new episode tonight? I was looking forward to my weekly fix of Weird Shit. Dang.

Moe: Business is slow. People today are healthier and drinking less. You know, if it wasn't for the junior high school next door, no one would even use the cigarette machine.

Y is for how it seems Carla will be pregnant for the rest of her life. Just like it said in her Yearbook.