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Yes! I hated Drew's room too! Way too busy and cluttered. Was not a fan of that lady swimming picture. Jonathan's addition of the powder room will add more value. Who doesn't love a stylish powder room that's not off the kitchen? Kendra didn't have much to add in the judging. But interesting that she guessed correctly who did which house while David got it wrong. One thing that is driving me crazy is why does Jonathan have 2 car seats in his car? I noticed those seats in an episode of Celebrity IOU as well.

Jacksonville, FL. I didn't realize being a mentalist paid so well. Wanting a kosher kitchen is a nice, new wrinkle. I'm liking the houses, they're fairly spacious without approaching his budget limit. Ok, I wrote that before seeing #3. Can't belive Cheyn thinks that kitchen could work. And the prevailing color is not a good one. But since it has a pool table.... hmm a red herring.

I have no complaints about last night's episode. Sure, as soon as they said step-dad, you knew he did it. But the how and where were mind-boggling. I thought Beau was very good in the field. Didn't quite understand his quitting that aspect. But maybe that clears space for Greg to come back, she said hopefully. And I'm glad they arrested the mother. Wonder what she turned her daughter's old bedroom into?

As someone who lives in CT, I'm horrified that these people think New Hampshire and New Jersey are boarder states.

Bless your heart, Damaris Phillips, for thinking lasagna is 5 star.

I want whatever they sprayed on Sergio's back. He went from writhing in pain to hopping up in the planter to tamp down the soil.

Madrid, Spain. I'm sure Alexandra was attracted to Joel's blue eyes. David's strategy seems sound. He's a cutie. They should get the loft, they wanted something different.

So now where does mom have her office?

The lady who was eliminated first was chosen just for her story. As an apprentice, she wasn't the best at anything, had no chance of winning, and was happy to not have to do individual challenges again. I'd rather see someone who can conpete.

Frankfurt, Germany. I like this couple. Have never seen someone hug a washing machine. I'd be able to live in #2. #3 is really nice but I'll admit it didn't feel like you were in Germany.

Chicago, IL. House #1 seems a bit small for a guy newly living with 3 women. #2 was gorgeous. Wait, they're not married and either she uses his credit card or he gets an alert about the use of her card? #3 was right location but seemed to need too much work. I liked those kitchen cabinets.

Berkshires area, MA. I like Mike and Kevin. They are appreciating the details in each house instead of wanting to rip out everything and update it. I would buy #3, that outdoor space was great. He went with the small place. If he's only there in the summer, he can be outside all the time. Not where I'd want to live in the winter.

Baton Rouge, LA. Had never seen a house that looked like #1. For the size, they didn't get much land. #2 had plenty of room, I could live with the traditional aspects. But have to agree that ceiling felt low. Maybe if we had seen this one before #1. Didn't think #3 needed new appliances.

Baltimore/DC. Christina seems very young. Glad the mom pointed out that she's spoiled. Who's fault is that, mom? House #1 was well done but I dislike the narrowness of row homes. Of course the most expensive won, but a long commute is a deal breaker.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. I laughed when husband complained house #1 was too clean. Does he want something that's dirty? Poor Taniel seems so uncomfortable with the arguing. If this is producer driven, they found a couple who really sells it. That dress is not flattering on her.

Louisville, KY. My nose ring aversion is getting a work-out tonight. So far I'm liking .... Andrew's voice. The houses have been good sized and updated for reasonable prices. Has the ridiculous home prices not hit Louisville? I missed the open, how old is Dais?

What's up with David doing little vignettes with his makeup lady? First they cooked and ate corn on the cob in some other episode. And now they're in a haunted hotel. We see less of the houses.

Florence, Italy. Gorgeous city. He was certainly straight out of central casting. That was a sweet story about their dads being friends growing up. Of course they were going to get the place she wanted. Just like she got shoes and a diamond ring. That apartment did make the most sense for the family.

Texas to Maryland. Could do a drinking game with "Corpus". The realtor is hot.

New Haven, CT. A college degree auditor, does that mean she makes sure people have all the credits they need to graduate? I wonder if she works at Yale or Southern. House #1 looked good. With each of them needing a bedroom, it really makes a 3 bedroom house small for them. #2 was too retro for my taste. #3 could be a contender. I liked the backyard.

Kingsport, TN. So she's a dentist and he's a doctor. They are surprised that a house with acreage doesn't have close neighbors? She thinks 2300 Sq ft is a starter home? And if you buy a brand new shower curtain (I personally love buying funky designs for my shower curtains), it won't be germy. After all that, I like them as a couple.

Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I'm waiting for that dress to not cover everything it should. Blue's voice is too breathy. After living with 5 people, I'm surprised she's being so picky. How many prison beds has she been on? All 3 apartments seem big enough so her pick should be based on best location. Splashing the cash, might have to try using that phrase.

I'm biased against bananas but I doubt the Swedes or the Swiss would consider them a holiday flavor. Still rooting for Dru or Aaron.

Ugh, why did it have to be Bill and Jessica in the bottom two? And Bill is having such a hard time with the challenge.

The psych doctor at the center of this is, I presume, dead. Why aren't they looking for an assistant or relative who would have the patient files? The person living in the white room is clearly out of their mind but is a master manipulator and computer wizard?