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Even easy and well-known celebs can be difficult if the clue-givers are awful and the civilian is a dumbo. But this was definitely not the case. Carson and Sterling worked great together! Carson took the lead, Sterling complimented his clues, and the civilian was well-versed in pop culture. Perfect combo!

Really most sincerely dead.

Tec!

Not a candidate that's a closet case.

Is that what that was? I had no idea, I thought it was an over-sized coaster!

That's the way I understand it.

The MSNBC audience already knows who he is. If he didn't have any ties to Big Pharma and if he wasn't dogged by rumors of his alleged closeted life he'd be the Dems Big Hope for 2020.

Although I was expecting a much higher body count, I'm still impressed by this season finale. Crosses, double crosses, triple crosses, human trafficking and this hysterical exchange by Desna and Polly. Polly: Which one? Desna: The black one!

Why should he? How would he benefit by talking to these nimrods? He's in office until 2020, he doesn't need to campaign.

Booker is the former mayor of Newark.

I never mentioned the sexuality of the actors. I stand by my post.

Two weeks? I thought they were off until the new season starts after Labor Day. Just like The View, The Talk...

Someone has to support the homeless youth in the Hamptons and Fire Island.

From a People Magazine article when Audition was released.

On that we totally agree! By that point her reputation had already been tarnished - by The View! And she only mentioned her affair with the Senator to sell books.

I think we all know what a hypocrite is. Did Barbara give her opinion on philandering politicians or did she play neutral like she always did? If she didn't give her opinion she isn't a hypocrite, she was only asking a question.

Yes, I do! I knew it was either 'a' or 'u', flipped a coin, and of course came up with the wrong spelling!

She was okay on the premiere episode, but she increasingly got more dumb and much more coarse, week in and week out. I remember her arguing with Joy, saying oral sex is not sex, while Joy was countering, oral sex is sex, it's not intercourse. I couldn't watch DM after that.

Baz would be pissed. Baz would be thrilled.

Do you really think two actors who were cast as gay men would have a problem kissing another man for their art? This was a production decision. I don't know what's worse, homophobia or kowtowing to homophobia.

I'm not a huge fan of Barbara's, but why would she have to mention her own experience? She was asking the audience if they cared that their representative was involved in adultery. That has nothing to do with her, it has to do with the representative.

At the end of the first performance of D&D, the woman's hair obviously changed from brunette to blond, yet when JC asked that question 3 HG's got it wrong. Can someone explain that?

With this kind of show someone is going to have to die! I think the main crew is safe (Desna, Polly, Quiet Ann, Jenn and Virginia), I think Roller's safe because of aforementioned producer love, I also think Dean is safe. But on the other hand, Uncle Daddy, Juanda, Toby, the Russian woman, the lesbian cop and dear Bryce may be on the chopping block.

I loved the scene of J walking in on Deran and his hookup. No hand-wringing, just a goofy kind of awkwardness. I'm surprised how much I'm enjoying this season's story of Pope and his guilty conscience, and how it's affecting his everyday life.