gonzosgirrl

I enjoyed this, and I hope they have another season. It's a good place to recharge my ego when OG beats me up too badly. If anyone did watch the finale, is Zach, of The Personality Hires, Wil Wheaton's long lost twin?

Well yes, but that was self-defense, whether or not they were just following orders. Killing her after they were down and she was defenseless would have been a different thing.

Did Ken make a flub after Raymond's FJ wager was revealed? I thought he said 'just enough' right before the total revealed that Juveria had won.

Unless I'm misremembering, she was shot in the chest by Jane, while Xavier had the gun to her forehead. Jane then told Sinatra she did it because X was going to 'blow her head off' and she was no good to (her) dead. I'm glad that X didn't kill her in cold blood, though I don't know if he would've pulled the trigger had Jane not shown up when she did. Regardless, Sinatra was never going to help X, and he knew it. She'd already signalled her henchmen to kill him.

I didn't think anyone could make me hate Gerald McCraney, but here we are. That flashback to him stomping on his son's heart just gutted me. I don't know if we were supposed to feel sympathy or understanding for Sinatra, but I was only sorry crazy(er) lady didn't shoot her in the head. I haven't felt this jazzed for season one of a show since, probably not coincidentally, the first season of This is Us. I'm the viewer that watches 90% of my shows while doing something else. This kept me glued to the screen the whole time. I also may have a bit of a crush on Cal Bradford.

I'll take it! :D

The way I was chanting, "Shoot her, shoot her, JUST **&^*$#& SHOOT HER!!!" at my tv. I'm not proud. But damn, I hope he just decided to kill her with his bare hands instead.

It was kind of looking like Matt was going to get spanked, but the DDs went his way and it seemed to take the wind out of Luigi's sails. Guess which question I got instantly? *looks to the left* 😄

That's closer than 'Cardassian Guy!' :D

I thought the twist of letting people volunteer to be randomized was interesting. I feel like if the majority of players keep returning to the floor after one round, they will eventually change it to everyone being up for randomizing, every round. Star Trek was pretty easy for me, except for having to name the Cardassian. Yikes, not in a million years. Three seconds is a hefty enough penalty, but wasting 5-10 seconds and THEN passing is worse. Just pass and hope the next stumper goes to your opponent.

The second-hand-angst was real, especially on Yvette's, when she is the one who 'stole' the clue after Ana's bungle.

I felt this in my soul. *Except for the Great Lakes question - I live between them.

And the 'expert' was a retire FBI surveillance specialist (or something along those lines). This had to be an assigned category - he basically knew nothing. Unless he thought it would be the Super Sekrit Spy-Cam 5000 or something.

Considering some of the answers they take, it was kind of garbage that they didn't accept "Hammer" for "Sledge Hammer".