Ra-men.

For the seemingly trivial FJ clues like this one and pop stars it's more about current events than the topic itself, though the relevance might be better appreciated without the lag between taping and airing.

You can edit them in after the fact.

Also new Once Upon a Time in Wonderland.

New Revolution tonight as well, 8 pm on NBC.

I had only a vague recollection of Who from the 70s, when episodes occasionally surfaced on PBS, by then time I got into the 2005 so-called "Nu-Who", and I'm perfectly happy having done so, having only very rarely tried anything earlier as prompted by AVC reviews.

When Nick found the DD early in the first round but only bet his $400 total rather than the $1000 he could have, I wanted him to go down in flames, but his hunting of DD's in DJ made me hopeful he had a clue about actually playing Jeopardy to win.

Supernatural on the CW, 9:00 pm, also new.

Son/nephew isn't quite as bad as daughter/sister, but still pretty bad.

I had a female friend over for dinner who wasn't particularly fond of cats, or else not particularly fond of them trying to curl up in her lap when she was wearing black stockings, so with some regret, as he was a very friendly cat, I put him in the basement.

The fact that Gina Torres who played Fishburne's wife is his actual wife might have helped with that performance.

It would be the same color as rust since it gets its red color, after all, from iron.

For the vomiter's health I can only hope the fluid she expelled contained some kind of buffer since she could damage her esophagus and teeth if she regularly throws up caustic gastric juices.

"glorifying"?

If I could only have one it would be Strike Back because the camaraderie of its two leads is compelling and portrayed well, while Banshee's solo act relies more heavily on the strength of protagonist Hood, and Starr, while he has improved, isn't as strong as either of SB's leads.

At first it seemed some of Chu had rubbed off on Diana when she began the rounds going for middle-value clues, but apparently not enough rubbed off when, desperately behind, she chose the top-down approach rather than going for the big-money clues to make a faster comeback.

At first I thought Beijing and Pyongyang, but the 4000-miles apart clue tells you that's not possible since China at its widest is only about 3000 miles, which one might figure about by remembering that it's only slightly wider than the continental U.S. at 2800 miles.

Not only does it have the same problem as Hostages, it's also got the other Dylan McDermott.

"I'm not a dictator. If I were a dictator I would throw the Douche in prison without a trial. I would be a very strong dictator, and you would be my bodyguard and you would lead my army."

“I just found the sunbeam.”