I watched the Soup too, pretty sure he said she was 16.

No, this is an example of the majority forming their own opinions on a show then upon seeing the big names herald Enlightened as great they suddenly change their tune. A show like Enlightened or Girls should be divisive among critics, the fact that neither show is is an indictment on the sheep-filled tv criticism…

You take that back, I'm still torn up over them cancelling Bachelor Pad this summer.

I completely forgot that show had a 2nd season. Is it worth digging through the internet to watch it?

Interesting fact that I learned in my first aid course today: Seawater is much better than urine at treating jellyfish stings. Kind of ruins the comedy though,

I think it helps Jess that it's the season of Nick. It means we see her through his eyes to some extent.

Just let a new reviewer watch it each week. That way you can alienate your entire staff instead of just McGee.

I'm guessing the double quit.

Which is what everyone said last week.

Because the season is basically copying the challenge order from Micronesia and every season outside of HvV that has a tribe twist (eg, Men vs Women, old vs young, FvF) also has a tribe swap. Also last season's tribe swap came after 4 episodes same as if there was a tribe swap coming next week.

But wouldn't you rather see more of both camps? The reward challenge has it's place in preventing a pagonging post-merge but I think it's a waste of time before the merge.

Yeah maybe, I think Sherri and Julie are actually in a better position than Matt and Michael (assuming one of them doesn't get voted off next episode). If the faves have control then Matt and Michael will be targeted earlier than Sherri and Julie. Wait, isn't it Julia? I have no idea.

Kind of a terrible episode. I keep thinking it will get better when the favourites lose immunity but the little we do see of the favourites is all terrible, why would more of it be an improvement?

I thought it was a pretty great episode. I'm still disappointed at how little we're seeing of certain favourites but the fans have been pretty interesting. Laura, in particular, was brilliant tonight. She played it perfectly by convincing Reynold that his alliance was safe so they could go with the original plan.

I thought it was trying to give off a hipster vibe, ie "I can't be defined by your rules of sexuality, man". Still borderline offensive though.

But you're choosing between Barney changing in a way that is completely unbelievable or portraying him as a real character with flaws marrying another real character with flaws. The show is choosing to stop pretending that Barney has changed and whether you think that makes him irredeemable or not it at least makes…

Loved everything about the Barney/Robin storyline (although it was really needed a few weeks earlier), Marshall and Lily were funny even though the writers have clearly never seen 2 people talk about comics but the Ted stuff was atrocious. The guy proclaimed he was looking to settle down in the first episode, it's the…

I've always been partial to Minge or Snatch, but upon seeing it censored with an indeterminate (in my drunken state) number of underscores I figured it said Cunts.

That episode clearly should have been called The Blindside. Firstly, there was an actual blindside and more importantly, Sherri is giving total Sandra Bullock vibes. She's controlling everything all so she can protect her big black baby.

Easily the best episode they've done in a while, but it makes me really depressed for the future of the show. I think the reason it worked was because we were able to travel through time to before Barney and Robin were together and both of them were much funnier for it.