That sucks if History Channel is cutting up the show to fit in more commercials (which I never watch because I have a DVR).

Wow that really pisses me off. It's on cable at 10 PM; what the fuck History Channel?

Ecbert must be pretty bummed that Athelstan will no longer be around to read to him before bedtime about Julius Caesar's invasion of Britain.

I thought the episode was a bit underwhelming and agree with most of your complaints. They clearly wanted to resolve the Athelstan-Ecbert storyline and wrap up the Ragnar-Horik feud in these last two episodes and it all feels a bit rushed; the show could of really benefitted with a few more episodes.

I agree with you in some respects.

Woo is the top candidate to pocket the $500; that is probably more than his paycheck for Santa's Summer House.

Breaking down the possibilities:

I got to think Tony & co. are going to be smart enough to get rid of Tasha or Spencer next week, but the fact that Jefra was treated as an actual contestant on the show tonight makes me think something weird might happen and she will be gone. Maybe Spencer finds an idol and Tasha wins immunity or vice versa?

Yeah there should be another idol in play next week.

The gospel according to Tony: salvation shall be found beneath the rocket ship tree, and Jefra shall take such as a sign of divinity.

Are you talking about Spencer's Spicoli impression?

It might have worked; Spencer looked kind of unsure about what he was doing when he got up with the idol.

Exceptionally?

He did have this great confessional tonight:

Those papayas weren't even close to as big as Morgan's boobs.

I got to think Russell and Tony will be on season 30 if they are doing HvV again.

Spencer lost me tonight when he didn't play his idol for Jeremiah; once Woo stupidly said that they were worried about an idol he should have known they were voting Jeremiah.

I am now confused by Spencer's edit. He was getting the wunderkind edit; a true wunderkind would have known they were voting for Jeremiah tonight.

Yeah me too; Tony or bust.

Coming to a theater near you, Madea 7, directed by Jeff Probst.