Oh, man, I love Degrassi so much, old and new. There's soooo many episodes and all of them feature an important life lesson, making Degrassi-parallels applicable in every situation. Also, they say "sore-y" a lot, which delights me to no end.

Also, Burn Notice.

You're really telling me that shouting "quack, quack, quack!" isn't going to lead a rag-tag mix of ice and street hockey players to victory? That can't be right.

No, no, no, you've got it all wrong. Mike will get the redemption arc, since he's come out so douchey in the beginning. In about a month, he'll do something selfless during a team challenge and we'll all be excusing his rough exterior as a front and claiming we liked his unabashed douchebaggery from the beginning.

Chubby Chasee FTW

V - those were my thoughts exactly. Melissa and Ade were really the only dancers I could picture pulling off the technicality and emotion of that routine.

I don't know. I think I'd be 100% behind a debt-relief disco.

It was kind of disappointing, wasn't it? I thought it was kind of weird when Janette and Jason were eliminated and then forced to stand behind a giant cake while confetti exploded everywhere. I mean, I know that, logistically, confetti explosions only work at the end of an episode, but it just seemed like a strange…

I liked the new choreographer's approach, too - no story, just movement. It was an AWESOME dance/performance and I feel bad that it was kind of eclipsed by the "cancer dance."

Mr. Finley's "appearance" in this episode was delightful. Especially since it seems that most of Miami's criminal element would have dealt with him in some form by now . . .

"Now, if you want to respond to what I actually said, I invite you to—but doubt that you will, as everything I said was accurate and spot on."

oh, get over it.

I disagree as well. N&T have redeemed themselves a bit in the last two weeks, for me. And I always love Wade.

Captain - I refuse to accept that your statement is anything other than randomly selected words, carefully placed together. No other explanation for "The Other Sister," religion, morality, and "unit on retarded people" being put together to form a sentence.

Yes, we do love our reality show contestants.

I have not thought about that band/song in ages . . . conveniently, though, Saves the Day was the first band I ever saw live and I bought the ticket with money from my very first paycheck. From McDonald's. The end.

Group dance
I really dug the opening number and was SHOCKED that NappyTabs choreographed it! Good for them, breaking out of their lame-storytelling bit. Seriously - it's nice to see that they can do more than silly couple stories.

I've no use for this theory and I don't really like Kupono. I think Mia choreographed a great routine and that Kayla and Kupono danced it well. The end.

This sounds familiar. I must have heard it somewhere before.

I've not seen that parody review before, so thanks. I think that this bit: