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Well, with Bret leaving for medical reasons, we may get some more "To Be Continued"....

Jenn, you quitter. Take your unfortunate bikini bottoms and go home. If that was a real hidden immunity idol, Joe would have played it, and not given it away. Thus, dooming himself.

I have a DVR and have never watched an episode of Real Housewives (of any ilk). I just think Hell's Kitchen is just too much of the same story, week after week.

Just before Barry came in and grabbed the robot bee to save Wells, was Wells going to stand up, or was he going to kick the bee with his super speed? I saw his leg start to move.

Highlight of the episode for me: When pulling on the head/chest piece on Darla's model (the earth figure) and it popped into place, the model said, "I'm born". I had to hit pause button I was laughing so hard.

Looks like the only two things that can beat Bobby Flay are Tacos and marriage.

Now the graphics department treats these four as "rock stars". For fans of the show, I didn't feel it was necessary for them to "reintroduce" themselves this season. So "production" got Sue her new off-road toy. Did they also buy new rifles (and a tri-pod) for Sue and Glenn? I can't put my finger on it, but did anyone else get an "off" feeling from last nights episode?

My biggest WTF moment was that there was no mention of the "Ole Blue Eyes" nickname.

The Agents of Shield train.......has derailed.

Did Meghan basically say, "None of these assholes can cook, I'm outta here?" Is Sarah really that stupid?

I hope the people who do the between commercial graphics are paid well, because that was the only thing of interest this episode.

I'd have been really pissed if the two quitters had not been eliminated from the race.

Despite its flaws, The Flash is the best superhero show on television. I started watching Arrow in its first season, but dropped out. For those complaining about the writers of this show, be lucky it's not AoS, where so much junk gets thrown against the wall to see what sticks with their multiple character backgrounds. I hope Tom Cavanagh gets an Emmy nomination buzz. He truly deserves it.

If I remember correctly, on the first season there was item called "bacon alarm clock". Although all the Sharks passed (and laughed) at it, I found this item: "Wake Up and Smell the Bacon Talk about breakfast in bed! The Oscar Meyer Institute for the Advancement of Bacon (yes, that's a real thing) recently introduced an alarm clock that wakes you with the smell and sizzle of bacon. The alarm is a free downloadable app, and a few lucky contest winners got a limited-edition iPhone attachment that emits the scent of bacon-y goodness. Let's not tell Maxwell about this one."

I think I was more stunned than bemused. Too bad the chef only made 10K, the lowest total yet. I think any item that requires a price should be skipped. This seems to hamper most of the contestants.

Some shallow observations (this show doesn't rate much more): Is Allison trying out for the new Spider-Woman movie? Those eyes. Every time I see Brett I keep thinking of Pepper from American Horror Story. Chef Andi seems like a nice person, but I wish she'd take that giant stick out of her ass. I thought the graphics department was taking a break this week, until I saw the HK teardrop.

Placement is the key.

I thought it was great when Well's said that the day will get "worse" and "worse" if Barry affected the timeline. And it did. Time travel gives the writers of this show a big "out". In effect, you can kill everyone in the cast, then change it the next week.

That's one big mother of an "if". Seems they decided to give us Fury/Shield, Colson/Shield, Captain America/Shield, Hydra/Shield, and now "real"/Shield. If they were going to give me an ice cream headache, they could have at least waited for summer. Don't forget the scorecard. Which will be filled with cross-outs and over-writes.

It was like he appeared, gave his opinion, and was gone. Was I the only one thinking, "What has a piece of salmon got to do with leftover steak?" Seems like the challenge was missed.

Why did they even bother to give the tribes names, when they're going to call them, "Blue Collar, White Collar, and No Collar?" Now it's "Mostly Blue Collar Tribe" and "Other".

This was a really dark episode of AoS. I don't mean dark in terms of plot, but dark in terms of picture quality. I kept adjusting my brightness throughout the whole episode. That's just for starters. Seems like the writers took this week off.

I thought the challenges were much more interesting this year than in past years. Probably the funniest moment this season. At first I couldn't understand what he was doing. Then it occurred to me it was strategy.

For a minute, I was actually thought there might be a homicide on the Amazing Race. Loved the Temple ceremony.

I thought Matt chasing the butterfly was comedy gold. I just wonder if it's a true survival technique.