Cohutta was on RW Sydney I believe.

I loved Hawaii... Especially Colin. Do you remember how they aired a casting special before that season aired, and they made Colin host it thinking he’d been rejected? And then at the end they told him he was the seventh cast member? Super adorable. Amaya was annoying as fuck, though.

They are banned, although I don’t know whose decision that is.

Trishelle? Ugh, she sucks so bad.

Noooooo Frank is the fucking worst

Yeah, Las Vegas 1 was around the time that they realized that just letting a bunch of drunk idiots fight and fuck equals ratings gold.

I liked Seattle, Boston, and Hawaii a lot.

He’s literally in a plastic bag in my garden RIGHT NOW.

As well as Shakespeare in Love.

Golf channel naps are the BEST.

Anything that sells in smaller quantities costs more wholesale.

They discontinued the manual option last year.

I took him saying “what” to mean that he felt the padding in her dress, not specifically referring to her as “what.” It wouldn’t have felt like a human body, I would imagine.

As a Vikings fan, I felt bad for you guys on that play, and even worse for Bostick.

Congratulations on making the same fucking joke that nine million other clowns made yesterday.

Yeah, you could see Linval Joseph hesitate ever so slightly on that play, because 90% of QBs will just fall on the ball and it was obvious that Joseph didn’t want to get flagged for a late hit... It was mostly just good play on Wilson’s part, as far as I’m concerned.

Oh, agreed. I was mildly intrigued when Cary Fukunaga was attached, but since he quit, I have zero faith in it being remotely good, IF it ever even gets made.

He’s a pretty solid actor, though. Also, if that remake of It ever gets off the ground (I have my doubts), he’s been cast as Pennywise, which is super weird to me, but whatever.

I’m laughing at “Best People.” It’s “Ordinary People” but I like your title better.

I think the best part about that is that RDJ got nominated for that role. As he should have. He might have even won too, except that that was the year that Heath Ledger won for The Dark Knight.