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I cringed when Dylan said, "Come here," after calling Kelly a "lover." My two most "Ugh, gross," inducing romantic phrases in TV and movies are when someone says, "come here," and the person is literally standing RIGHT THERE or "just hold me." When Dylan said it in the podcast I echoed Sarah's "ew," during that whole conversation. So gross.

My 20th reunion was held recently and on the group Facebook page, someone posted our Senior Who's Who (as we called it). I am happy to say I didn't win anything, but some of the ridiculous and/or inappropriate categories (in addition to the standard ones): Best Body, Best Car, Best Legs, and Prettiest Hair. We also had a "Best Dancer," but alas it was not anyone named Patty.

Oh God, the pegged jeans! On a GUY!

Or draped elegantly around the urn. The urn really won the visual aids this time. I laughed so hard.

Stahl was just pretending to make the phone call when he left the room right? I'm assuming that's what was happening. Talking all loud to make sure Harlee heard him?

Regarding the skis and lack of packaging--I just saw someone walk out of a sporting goods store the other day with new skis and they weren't in any packaging. They just had two straps at the top and bottom holding them together and I the price tag stuck on the top. Of course, they might have been off the clearance rack which would NOT have sufficed for Brandon!

I concur with Tara and Sarah on their confusion of the love triangle. Dylan and Brenda BROKE UP. And, to me, it was totally obviously that Dylan was choosing Kelly. Especially after he went to her 30 seconds after he and Brenda BROKE UP. Plus he was making way more snarky comments to Brenda, he didn't even seem into her anymore.

LOVE that movie! That type of sprinkles (and the sheer amount of them) would make those cookies so crunchy to eat. I think they're called nonpareils. Random thought but I was like, "Ugh, too many sprinkles, I choose neither of you."

Thank you for pointing out the unnecessary "damn," insertions into every DAMN sentence, Sarah. Man, that was really bugging me. I think there were some unnecessary "hells," in there too.

I don't get Dylan's orgasmic reaction to chocolate mousse. Cheesecake, brownie sundae, apple pie...I would get. Another reason he's turning into the worst, he picks shitty desserts and then barely shares them.

Brenda's outfit in the living room "I'm in charge," scene is like my 90's self looking in a mirror. Except my jeans weren't so tight in the crotch.

True that. I'm glad Warren Kole's being utilized better on this show. Man, Stalker was all kinds of awful.I kind of hate when these ensemble shows have too many people and just TOO many storylines going on in one episode. It gets me bored too easily. Could not have cared less about Tess's moving the body thing.

It was Elaine Benes that said, "Sex in a tub? That doesn't work!" It's when she hated the English Patient. And she, Tara, and Sarah are right--overrated. Hilariously, a pop up ad for a UTI cure came up on my podcast app right when the discussion of Brenda sleeping in a teddy happened.

I watched it because I will watch Warren Kole in anything (why is he ALWAYS a cop/detective/etc. though?). Are they going to pull a "handler falls in love with subject," like Alias or something though? I wouldn't dig that too much.

I was an Andrew Shue girl for Melrose Place, but I loved me some Grant when he showed up here. I had to go back up and look--wtf? One leg has one roll up, but that wouldn't explain the huge discrepancy. And I was really bothered with Dylan wearing jean shorts over his sleeveless wet suit. Dead on. Why is Brandon wearing a scrubs top? Was that a regular thing?

I hope I don't get in trouble for posting this here (wasn't sure where to!)--but can someone recommend a free app for Androids to listen to the "Again with This" podcasts? I normally listen straight from the page, but my phone has been a pain lately doing it that way.

I completely agree--but if I got a text from a guy that I knew had a girlfriend, I would say, "Did you break up with your girlfriend?" before meeting him in the laundry room. I know it's square of me and I've never been stuck on a boat for weeks at a time looking for some nookie.

This, this, a million times this. Now everyone thinks you're zany in a "wow, she really might need to be medicated," kind of way. Same difference. Although Eddie's denial of anything happening is totally douchey, Rocky's "he pursued me, he should have been the one to tell me if he still had a girlfriend or not," argument is not a solid one. Maybe it's just me, but I would have asked him prior to the laundry rendezvous, particularly because he flat out said he had a girlfriend in the first episode. But I'm not "Rocky zany," either.

I can still hear my dad's voice in my head when someone called during dinner. "Hello? She will have to call you back, she's eating dinner with her FAMILY right now." I wonder what Dads make a big deal about these days since they don't have landlines to get worked up over?

I would like GIF's of Captain Lee's bewildered looks during this episode. He had 3 solid ones. I had to rewind and watch 5 times each. This is at least the second time guests have requested quesadillas this season. Who knew that filthy rich people dug quesadillas?! And, with swiss cheese? So gross. It's obvious by the preview and by Captain Lee's blog that Leon is gone next week and they bring Ben back. I may be in the minority, but I actually like Ben so I'm glad to see him.

That guy appeared on an episode of Roseanne as a flower delivery guy and my husband and I argued for HOURS (not really) if it was Anthony Kiedis or not (husband thought yes, I thought no).

The high legged bathing suits, the high rise jeans, it was all about choking the crap out of your crotch in the 90's. Or to basically form an arrow pointing "HERE IT IS, RIGHT HERE!"

I remember watching this episode back in the day and noticing how when they shot Brandon "hanging off the cliff," from above that it was SO obvious Jason Priestly was standing on something. He obviously needed to work on his "leg acting."

Brandon is so, so terrible. My moments of Dylan being mad, bad, and dangerous to know--The use of the famous, "Jones," at Brandon and I remember at the grunion run when he sings, "The party's over..." really lamely. But I remember thinking it was so cute back in the day.

So true that dress was the shit back in the day. At Homecoming the Fall after this episode aired, I remember pretty much every girl had on a similar style. Same kind of neckline and sleeves (are those sleeves?) for sure. It's embarrassing that as a 14 year old, I legit thought Dylan was SO sweet and romantic getting them a room. I figured my first time would be similar- HAHAHAHAHAHA