LoneHaranguer

There'll be a lot of pieces of rock and stone too. Maybe they could build some stone walls like New Englanders used to do with the rocks they cleared from their land. Or perhaps there's a nearby gully or quarry they could throw it in. Over the months, if they've got any bodies to dispose of, they could throw them in before dumping the latest load.

Don't dis the cubes. The better part of two years and nobody's lost any meaningful weight? Great stuff. The $100 mil was just to limit the potential customers. I'm sure the leadership spent a lot of it on themselves too, but most of it probably didn't get spent before it became worthless. By kept separate, you mean the Morlocks didn't socialize with the "chickens", unlike here.

I would think that "whole meal" would include the crusts. The pizza may have been too small to let anything go to waste.

There were a surprising number of HG's that claimed to have a photographic/eidetic memory at the start of the season (she calls it a "steel-trap memory in her bio). I vaguely recall an early comp that led some credence to the claim, but left room for it to be an exaggeration. I don't know if any of the others are still in the house. Either way, the producers had to allow for the possibility. I stand corrected. They would have brought on more than one villain since they couldn't know how the season would go. JC is just the one that's been getting the special editing.

You can break through rock quietly. I had a chance to see someone do it in his backyard. You just drill a hole into the rock and pour in a special mixture that first hardens, then expands; the rock cracks apart under the stress. It's slower than blasting, but it doesn't scatter the debris they'll need to deal with, so they'll save time on that part

The idea is probably to surround them on all sides with a maze of crates and barrels to hide them from any nosy government bureaucrats or inspectors that might come by.

I think JC was brought on to be the "reality show villain" for this season and to have more than one LGBTQ contestant (to keep Kaycee from being the "token"). They took away the usual zip line so that HG's with a photographic memory, like Sam, wouldn't have an advantage over someone with just a very good memory, like Kaycee, and added an obstacle course to favor football players, again like Kaycee.

As long as they don't shower too often. :-)

They'll still need to explain the water usage. One possibility would be to put up a front (literally) with some laundry equipment run by his men and pretend there's an operational business there, even if all they're actually washing are the dirty clothes of the diggers.

The plumbing may not go outside of the building. They could be using well water or a tank somewhere we haven't seen (possibly buried) that'll be refilled by a truck periodically.

As Jimmy said, law is basically sales, but lawyers are generally held in higher esteem than salesmen. Also, success in "sales" tends to lead to doing less and less actual sales and more management, while success in "law" means he gets to keep doing the same thing with more prestige, and he likes doing what he does.

I suspect they'll be looking at ex-HG's, somebody liked by viewers that they can get cheap.

I think Hollywood producers agree; her first big starring role was in Pretty Woman, and I don't know of her playing any character since suggesting she's any more attractive than that.

And Penny has only gotten more powerful. She can handle Beverly now too.

You can't look at the questionnaire overall since any answer above a 1 would offset at least one unanswered question. But starting at 1 and giving an unanswered question a zero means that for each question they can see how many people didn't answer it and can do their stats on the actual responses.

It isn't even close to the original; it looks like they're just ripping off the title and character names to attract viewers. What ads you get can vary by service provider as well as TV market area. The tiptoeing looks a lot like ostracizing, which isn't a smart thing to be doing to a crazy person cooking your meals.

The point is that since we've already seen the winner, it doesn't have to be featured; it can just be a part of the recap if the producers need the extra time to fit in the extra eviction.

Going into double elimination week, they had to be absolutely sure that the comp would be over quickly and no time would come out of the next episode for it (even though it tips off the HG's).

The description I saw didn't mention the design aspect. No wonder Sam is going nuts. The house doesn't provide much to exercise a creative urge, and doing something like making a lemon cake can only go so far.

How so? Are LM agents relentless scum that would have tortured him until he bought the extra coverage?

According to her bio, she's actually a "welder fabricator", so she's cutting and shaping pieces of metal to get something specific, which isn't all that much different conceptually than cutting and shaping hair.

What time of year was this episode set? Restaurants like that often have extended hours for a few weeks in the Summer.

Dunno about that; Fessy's a pretty big guy.

Not to them. They get to stretch the season by a week. It also gives them a shot at putting a favored HG back in play (at least temporarily).

A comp has to involve HG's doing something, but they could have had "Write the full first and last name of each jury member pictured", with Fessy's picture being first, and he would have still lost.