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It's been a very long time since they've done a challenge like that. Usually it's more fantastical stuff--horror, aliens, monsters, etc.
The Foundation Challenges for immunity will occasionally do something realistic, like wounds.
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You know, you'd think Inferno couldn't find a way to out-snark Maddy Pryor. You'd be wrong. I was thinking this had probably peaked, but no, we get a delight twist on
Mr. Sinister
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Was it me, or was McKenzie way more emotional than usual during Brittany's elimination? I was only half paying attention to the whole episode, because there are still far too many people to keep track of.
Part of me wonders if it wasn't just because Brittany had such a good attitude about the whole thing. I mean, she knew her elimination was fair (although, like many of you, I felt Meg's makeup was weaker), was disappointed in herself, but chose to be emotional but still upbeat.
Contrast that to Missy's tirade on Twitter, I might have given Brittany a sympathy-cry too.
More broadly, though, I appreciated them trying something different. I wouldn't mind the Focus Challenge becoming a regular feature, if for no other reason than it breaks up the monotony of who's going to do the best cowl/chest piece/fabrication. I'm almost wondering if Jordan hadn't decided to scrap the cowl if he might have ended up in Bottom Looks just for so completely missing the point.
I didn't hate Jason's makeup. Frankly, I thought Ben's was worse.
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In most circumstances a 40-year old man masturbating for the public to see would be considered a sex crime.
You win the internet today.
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I Don't Even Own a Television is a good and funny podcast about terrible books.
Thank you so much for recommending this. I've been consuming them like crack.
I'm glad there are other people who think Ready. Player. One. is garbage.
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It would have been filmed before that. And I don't know if I quite follow.
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I'm wondering if the celebration might have been filmed before the judging. That seems like a long time to have the couples standing around in makeup that couldn't have been terrifically comfortable.
I'm putting this in spoiler tags because I think it points towards who got eliminated, but it's something that one of the contestants put on Twitter last night:
"Fuck what the judges think. I'm an occult artist. I paint dark. I still love what we did." That's from Missy. Wow, way to take criticism like a professional.
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Regarding the elimination:
Double, triple, quadruple spoiler warning from the Ep 4 preview.
There is a very brief group shot, and while I'm not sure if I see Nora, I definitely don't see Missy.
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Secret Wars #5. This was very heavy into exposition, with the reader finally finding out exactly how Doom and Strange cobbled together Battleworld. It's not quite what we might have thought. Also, Doom tasks Valeria and the rest of the Future Foundation to track down the survivors of the life rafts and bring them to justice. We see briefly where some of them ended up. Thor is hiding in the place she's least likely to be notice. Thanos is in the worst possible place for him to have ended up. I'm assuming this was just a necessary issue before we start moving towards a finale.
Inhumans: Attilan Rising. Do not fuck with Queen Medusa. And yes, this is moving her more towards the side of the angels. Also, we're teased with
Thors vs Lockjaw
which means our lives can only get better.
A-Force. She-Hulk fights Gamora-Thor in some green on green violence. More excellent Medusa action, although this doesn't end as well.
Star-Lord and Kitty Pryde. This issue would be aces for the fabulous pop-art cover alone. The Tracy-and-Hepburn pairing of 616-Quill and AoA-Kitty continues apace. He can't quit her, and she can't help liking him. Robotic New Mutants (which Kitty dispatches with horrible aplomb), a backstory on why Kitty is in Doom's employee, and a peek into Gambit the Collector's base of operations at Manhattan's famed Doomenheim museum. There's a lot to love here.
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I think Nora and Meg are an item!
I got that impression too.
This isn't the kind of wedding I would have wanted for myself, but if you want something memorable...all of the couples looked happy and their families were having fun too. I count that as a win. I also found myself getting choked up along with McKenzie.
I loved Jasmine's makeup.
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Maybe she's from Bar Sinister as well. It would go with the multiple clones of Cyclops that are on The Shield.
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Is it too much to hope that it's not 100% straight couples?
Also, it's cheesy, and stunt-y and I love it.
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Go here and click on "Take Survey."
Whatever gets the best ranking makes it to series. There's usually about a year between the voting and the full series coming out. The next one--Hand of God with Dana Delany and Ron Perlman--is going to come out in September, and it got past the voting in August 2014.
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There's another round going on. Just two shows, Casanova with Diego Luna, and Sneaky Pete with Giovanni Ribisi.
Sneaky Pete is terrific. Ribisi's ex-con pretends to be his cellmate and goes to hide out with the cellmate's family (who haven't seen him in twenty years) and starts working for the family bail bonds business. Not only do you have the tension about whether or not he's going to be discovered (the family matriarch, played by the awesome Margo Martindale, is probably too sharp to be fooled for long), but there are also bad dudes who are after him for money he stole. I may have liked this more than any other show Amazon has tried.
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No doubt this is why they did a double elimination this week. There won't be enough to do for a team of three, but they didn't want 15 individual works. Do they even have that many models? I don't recall seeing that many casts on the shelves the last time we saw them.
Well, they were also presumably limited to female models.
Although frankly, seeing a team attempt a male Siren would have been a lot more interesting.
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I think I like Meg. I thought she was kind of whiny last week, but apparently "Missy" brings that out in people. And Nora is definitely a keeper.
I thought the drag-queen looking makeup had such potential, but it just ended up looking like a sloppy Poison Ivy in the end. But I guess the guys were rattled by their issues with the mold.
No matter how snarky he was during the deliberation, Glenn was unbelievably kind during the face-to-face portion of the judging. Way more kind than either of the bottom looks deserved.
I know we've wanted a special just about the models for a while, but could we maybe even have like a short web series on them, especially Megan? I'd love to know what her background is. I'm assuming she's a dancer given how well she moves, but considering she's often the show's MVP (never mind the makeups), I wish the producers would indulge us.
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Poor second boy, too. I loved his performance.
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Best: Elizabeth Banks. Hands down.
Worst: I don't know if this counts, but Bradley Cooper has a completely different face now.
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Run, don't walk to stream Shatner's Chaos on the Bridge documentary about the genesis and first few seasons of TNG. It's wonderfully unvarnished in the way it bluntly deals with the challenges that nearly kept it off the air. The nice thing is, despite all the personality conflicts, it doesn't look like anyone is really carrying a grudge after so much time. Well, except maybe the friction between Gates McFadden and Maurice Hurley, and for that, #TeamGates.
I don't know if I think Shatner is the right person to tell this story, but I'm glad someone did.
Nice write-up here.
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I think the overall lack of McKinley and Ben probably had a lot to do with Bradley Cooper's schedule. That said, their Meet Cute was played for sweetness first, and laughs second, which tracks with the movie.
I wish Susie hadn't disappeared after "Electro/City."
Overall, I think my favorite through-line was Lindsay. There was just something so hilarious about her "discreetly" whipping out the typewriter periodically.
At a certain point, my husband turned to me and said "the fact that he looks nothing like Reagan is part of the joke, right?"
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The big camp brawl?
Molly Shannon coming out with a paintbrush in each hand was the funniest thing I've ever seen.
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ETA: Also I'm like 80% sure Lake Bell's overalls are covering up her pregnancy, which makes all of her smoking and drinking all the better.
I'd upgrade that to somewhere near 100%. But she looks great.
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Ken Marino's body is...wow.
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I'm impressed that Amy Poehler got out "I'm only 16 years old" with a straight face.
I binge-watched this faster than I've done for any other Netflix series, but this was clearly the best episode of the run.
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The Closer - General Discussion
in The Closer
Or not, given the news lately.
I usually prefer the more cerebral mysteries over the action-heavy episodes, but "Time Bomb" is a big favorite of mine.