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That's what Bertha wanted.

Another episode of nasty folks doing nasty things.

I loved this scene because they portrayed it in such a genuine way. It made me smile with happiness for them.

Andrei can't help how his voice and accent can make his words seem more aggressive than he might intend, but he should know by now that his physical presence can be intimidating. Looming over a seated Shekinah and insisting on answers from her was not a good look. She held her own, but if that happened to my partner I'd stand up and tell the guy to back off. I was wondering if Sarper could see that and why he didn't say something. (I'm a big guy myself and I'm conscious that it's easy to come off as threatening even when I don't intend to, especially with women in vulnerable positions like walking alone at night, etc.)

Sarper’s eyes look sad.

The joke swap is tired. Used to be funny but now it’s old and all their breaking up over how crazy! this is keeps a lot of the jokes from landing.

How is the panty product any different than putting a pair of your own panties in a Ziploc and stowing it in your purse? Kevin asked this but they just cut to another question before he got an answer.

Me too. They’re way past the format of this show and now we’re just watching them barter over what each other wants. Poor Hannah seems an afterthought.

His experience on the franchise seems to have encouraged him to embrace everything that makes him so odd, so off putting in so many ways.

They'd all be able to taste food properly if they didn't smoke. The one guy said he cut down on his smoking that morning to help with the challenge, but apparently it didn't. It always amazes me that people who supposedly pride themselves on exquisite flavor profiles are smoking at every opportunity.

I thought I heard "I was hiding something." Guessing he was a prostitute, quite likely gay for pay with the image he has cultivated. Or it's a whole fake out and he was hiding his love of peanut butter or something.

That wasn't the Winterton's house where Oscar was looking for Maude, right? A butler we've never seen answered and then a man we've never seen, who said only he and his wife lived there.

I want more Mrs. Fish.

They should just stop rappelling. It doesn't really scare anyone anymore and everyone knows they're completely safe. Just a waste of time, which I guess they realized when editing this last episode.

The back and forth conniving about the opera houses is getting a bit tiresome. I'm still rooting for Bertha, but all the little ups and downs are too much. I've got the duke! Oh no, now she has the duke! I have the duke again! Oh no, somebody else has the duke! Now the duke has his own duke! What box are all the dukes going to be in?!!

What do you do with one bucket of snow? Or with 10 gallons? To do anything visually nice or fun, the cost is going to add up. And as someone mentioned above, how do you get rid of it? I wonder if 30 years from now we’ll look back on this “agricultural product” the way we look back on 1950s fake snow made from asbestos. Did they mention whether you can make snowballs with it? Even if you can, that means the stuff will splatter all over and soon your $10 bucket of snow is all gone. I imagine lots of disappointed kids.

Goat yoga is usually portrayed as a real upscale thing for suburban housewives wearing designer leotards in a fancy yoga studio. This was just some dirty goats jumping on their backs in a field. Didn't look like anyone was enjoying it, not even the goats. The "reward" challenges have really gone downhill.

Also noticed that right away! Sticking even with a half gallon of oil in the pan!

I get the feeling that all of Steve's insistence that her haranguing him was helpful is just a way to cover for his beloved little girl. He knows it makes her look bad and he's trying to help her by saying it's okay, she was actually helping me compete better. Please don't think my daughter is as terrible as she looked sometimes. In reality, he may not be pleased with how she treated him in those moments but he still wants to protect her.

Yes, and this supposedly was her at her best, on tv with professional help to look good. She always looks like she's ill, struggling, puffy, and just forced herself out of bed to smear on some lipstick. And bewildered, yes, good description.

Did people really do public proposals in that era? I actually don't know, but it felt so contrary to the highly mannered style of courtship and approach to public behavior among this crowd. I wondered the same when the reverend proposed and then made out with Ada in church, in front of the choir. But this proposal was even more ostentatiously public.

And Sarper's instructions for the day included not wearing contouring so her lips would stick out more. They want more of that? But Holly's lips are no better. Her whole face is oddly fascinating. I can't put my finger on what's so strange about it.

Agree. It’s all so elemental if they wanted to solve the mystery. That’s why I think they just got called off and told to go away. The producers told Nev, “They’re not budging and getting pretty hostile. We’ll have to leave and let legal take it from here.”

I almost get the feeling that the mom or someone else told the producers to break it off, that’s all you’re getting. In the pre-Nev investigation the producers might have gotten the whole story, but then the people refused to go through with it on camera and left it with, “So sue me.”

I was confused by the whole thing because I thought surely she's been in the water already by this point in the game. But maybe not? At first I thought she was concerned because her muscles were so wasted from the exertion that she wouldn't be able to swim. But then she doesn't want to swim back to the boat. And then she swims back to boat looking pretty strong. Wierd. What went wrong with screening this season's contestants?