LoneHaranguer

I think they wanted to surprise us later that the relationship with a family member was same-sex.

They should be more careful after somebody almost died on BD, and stick to a safe level of incompetency, like slow service and sloppy bed-making. In casting Mila, perhaps they don't appreciate how serious food poisoning or an allergic reaction can be.

With the mix Mila was using, you already do, but that may explain the problem she was having. She may have been too full of herself to look at the instructions (which even have drawings of what you add), thought she had the just-add-water version, and was confused when the pancakes weren't coming out right. But with Mila, pretentious guests can brag that the chef on their trip attended Le Cordon Bleu. 🙂

Enough with the car ads that show "real people" saying good things about a product. Why should I care if these strangers like it? Assuming they actually do, since we're clearly not hearing everything they said. One ad ends with somebody saying that the designer deserves a cookie and a star; was that a nice way for her to say it looked like it was designed by a child?

I think they wanted people to know you can't just come in and ask for a pound of roast beef, like at a butcher shop or deli, but didn't want to get Ving Rhames back to record whole new ads.

There's a Progressive ad where a woman tells her kids that Jamie will be around a lot to help her with her insurance. What happened to that tool other ads bragged about? Is Jamie intending to cheat on his wife and making an excuse to be with this woman?

Mila wasn't using the "complete" mix. She had the one where you need to add egg, milk, and oil. There are good reasons why that would be the one on board, but Mila probably had trouble just keeping eggshells out of the batter.

I think it would make the most sense for it to be Ravi anyway.

Doesn't the bike have any videos of something other than a sweaty person yelling at you?

Best what? How can you disagree if you don't know what they're actually claiming?

I noticed when it first came up that Mila only said she had gone to Le Cordon Bleu, and didn't phrase things in a way to claim she had successfully completed training. That could have been a language thing, and she was just a D student, but she may have flunked/dropped out. If the producers checked, they probably just called and asked if somebody by that name had attended,

With all of the criminal investigations Liv has done, shouldn't she have been suspicious when her dad immediately called her "Liv", after she introduced herself as "Olivia"? Why would he do that if he really had no idea who she was (not just about being his daughter)?

I think this was the first time it was the girlfriend for a lesbian couple together at the time of filming.

It may be partly because of the intro that promises things we haven't seen before, and that was only true here if you categorize very narrowly. Were we really supposed to believe that they would cut filming short if the weather didn't clear right away?

It might be to some if they really had all of the different fits they're claiming, but I just checked their web site, and it appears they only have 5 fit combinations; no "relaxed" tall, or athletic, or anything in a short or extra-tall.