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    S1.E4 - IRL

    I’m really liking this show. So on point with what is happening with young people right now (I don’t want to reveal the plot of this episode).
  2. It’s extremely rare, but it does happen. as so many posters have said, this show was been a highlight for me the entire series. I’m content with how things ended and look forward to seeing these actors in different projects.
  3. Well that was an unexpected ending. The lack of family doctors is across Canada. I’m sad that there are only 2 episodes left.
  4. I just looked up the ingredients in a few packages. They are NOT sugar free—sugar was the first ingredient listed. They are dairy free. There’s a lot of preservatives, but that’s what to expect from this product. The only way to make it preservative free is if a bakery was making the crumbs every day or two. I would order, but I live in Canada, and shipping products here is often pretty expensive for smaller companies.
  5. Was coming to ask the same thing. I tweeted CTV Comedy, and no response.
  6. Now knowing that this is the final season, each episode will be a little bittersweet. I liked seeing the same day from different viewpoints, and am glad that it’s back.
  7. What I love about this show is that I’m happy with the final 4. There might be some I want to win a little more, but I’m genuinely happy with whomever will end up winning.
  8. Loved the book. Hopefully, it will be picked up in Canada.
  9. The latest season begins airing Sept. 3 on KCTS (Seattle) and WTVS (Detroit).
  10. This is a bunch of years old, but gives some interesting info from people who have been involved in competition cooking shows. If you scroll down far enough, there’s an interesting comment about Masterchef.
  11. Just seeing if they make it on the ferry is exciting enough for part of an episode. I’ve had the joy of being squeezed in at the last minute, and the anguish of that red cone being placed in front of my car.
  12. I’ve watched 2 episodes so far, and quite like it.
  13. Unless things have changed, designers don’t have access to technology to do research (unless it’s part of the challenge). It was one of the early seasons where a designer was dismissed for having design books in his room, and the season of the twins where they had measuring equipment (I think) in their rooms. I can’t remember what happened with them, but it was considered a serious breach. I also notice that people are posting about Korto’s “onomatopology” (sounds like an apology, but isn’t really one), but no one mentioned that we saw no scenes of Kayne apologising. He spoke just as harshly to Anna as Korto did.
  14. My fear of heights is one of the things that keeps me off of TAR. I understand when Justin said that the rappelling challenge was under his control, but the bungee jumping wasn’t. I will be interesting to see how the two continue in the race. In the first few legs, they pushed to ensure they weren’t the last racers. Will they get that push back? On the plus side, I was in Pemberton last weekend at a wedding in that very location!
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