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OK, off topic but that brought back memories of me as a bored teenage fast food worker. When it was time to wipe down the outside of the metal refrigerators, we'd first have sliced pickle contests. Dip one side of a sliced pickle in mayo then throw it at the surface. The one that stuck and stayed the longest won. To stay on topic of commercials, my latest isn't a big deal, but annoys me. It's for a cell phone company that talks about a deal when you are "55 and up". You can't be both 55 and up.

I also thought this was a great episode, love Anne Ramsay and didn't see it coming that she was the bad guy. I did wonder why she didn't say something like "could you find someone to take my cat" but brushed it off. I probably missed something, but what I don't understand is why the house showed hot zones of radiation along all the outside walls? They said it was in the pipes, but houses I've lived in don't have pipes in all the outside walls, and it doesn't seem like something in a toilet tank would get into all the pipes in the first place.

That "anything that can be prepared in a restaurant" line got to me too. No, you can prepare round sandwiches. That's it.

And probably get her eyes checked as well.

Are those the commercials where they talk about making a "home-cooked meal". No, it's a "home-warmed meal". Which is fine, I don't cook a lot either.

I agree. All that make-up and false eyelashes while doing a race like this? And her comment that women didn't want her around their men when she was pretending to try to get the money. He's not great either, that determined way he kept going even when she kept telling him it was the wrong way, that they weren't going to the mountains. I think the dynamic of their relationship isn't great for the race.

Poor Boom Boom, being allergic to so much, and pineapple in Hawaii! I figured George was in on the plot, but it would have been fun if he was on the up-and-up and could be used as an informal informant.

I'm usually terrible about figuring out who the bad guys are, but I figured out early on that the GF was at least in on the plot. I agree with other posters, Gary Cole is one of the main reasons I watch as well.

It seemed inconsistent to me, what they counted as a correct answer. Sometimes there seemed to be a lot of leeway, sometimes they were really strict. Across several categories, not just snacks.

I'm not sure she does. It seems like this is set in the summer, and George Sr seems to be home a lot. Makes sense, as a HS coach he'd have summers off.

There is an local ad that gets to me. It's for a law firm, and talks about how everyone makes mistakes. They show the main lawyer at a coffee shop, holding a cup with "Mack" written on it. His name is "Matt". I yell back at my TV, what if it wasn't a mistake and Mack really wants his coffee!

I think I like Michael, but cringed a bit at his "see anything you like" line when they were getting that massage. I agree that Chloe seems to be acting.

I loved the comments about the BB gun and shooting an eye out. It would have been funny if they could have gotten Peter Billingsley to play Josh.

I'm rewatching this on Comet now as well. LOVE the show still, warts and all. I am reminded of one thing that always irritated me, that they would be doing something on broad daylight, then all of a sudden it's full night. I also didn't like Juliette burning down the trailer, and the whole Eve plot. Love Trouble and wish they had done a sequel with the kids and maybe Trouble being their mentor/leader.

Seriously, he's not even married to the mom yet and is already making decisions about things like the daughter's birthday?