3. Yeah, if he kept hounding her into butt stuff despite her protests, she should have left him ages ago.

I’m fine with “moist,” but “panties” definitely sets my teeth on edge irrationally. (I guess because it sounds infantile; like okay, underwear for little girls, but not for a grown woman!)

And shiny new fancy buildings won’t just build themselves!

I came here to say this. I get doing a faithful cover when playing live for fun, but to release a commerical cover that isn’t even a legit interpretation? I am firmly in Meshell Ndegeocello’s camp on this:

This is pretty much the only Do Doubt song I can tolerate.

I normally wouldn’t feel bad at all for someone who married into that family (we choose our choices), but I have to say that I do feel bad for her given the non-stop racism and having horrible family members being so shameless about wanting to exploit her in public.

Especially when they axed Tuca & Bertie which was actually funny, sweet, and unique!

I’d heard somewhere that Sue and Mel would start swearing whenever a camera was on a baker who was crying so that way they couldn’t air the footage, which is both sweet and smart if it’s true. Guess this tactic doesn’t work now that it’s not produced by the BBC?

But now I would really like to hear that collab.

That line really tips the interviewer’s hand.

They can use all the money that they’ll be saving once they let Big Pork regulate itself. (I would love to see what Oliver would do with that story.)

I think you can still do the eyeliner, but it definitely requires a certain aesthetic or something to back it up. Like Betsey Johnson still does heavy eyeliner, but that’s in line with her perky-goth/punk thing.

Nobody plays a creepy privelged asshole like James Spader.

I wonder if we’re going to see her get her hands on some Peeps and chili?

Maybe it’s because I work in non-profits and have had to deal with a lot of very, very rich and very, very self-satisfied people who think cutting big checks means that they’re good people when they’re really just doing it to score points off each other, but I absolutely believe Tahani belonged in the Bad Place. I’m…

I agree with you that the new producers are definitely weighting the judging more. I don’t think Prue’s any harder on them than Mary, though. I’m also wondering if they purposefully picked a more uneven field of baking expertise for the contestants. I know I said this last week, but it’s amazing how many of this…

Better than His Girl Friday? (I’m going to watch this one of course, but HGF is probably my favorite.)

“Serving content” is now on my list of most-hated words and phrases, just after “influencer.”

God’s safe company created Jason’s instrument of death?!

I feel like they could make a ton more easy money if they introduce a turkey version. New Englanders would hate-play the heck out of it. (Geese are indeed assholes, but turkeys are f’ng evil.)