Don't forget that Don Draper strangled Christopher's wife in his sleep.

Don't forget that Don Draper strangled Christopher's wife in his sleep.

I just don't understand why anyone would think people would want to see him make that face.

I just don't understand why anyone would think people would want to see him make that face.

Yes, Shafeek's audition was the one I'm most excited about. He had a really unusual mix of cool tricks/power moves and a polished, refined execution. I wish they had just cut his story.

Yes, Shafeek's audition was the one I'm most excited about. He had a really unusual mix of cool tricks/power moves and a polished, refined execution. I wish they had just cut his story.

I'm wondering if maybe they're hedging about the boy/girl thing so they can decide after the votes come in.

Who goes home
Did anyone catch if they are sending a guy and girl home tomorrow or just the bottom two regardless of gender?

The pool in the ceiling
That's in the Keefer. http://www.thekeefer.com/pe…
Spotting locations is the only fun thing about watching this show anymore.

Both those scenes are definitely in Vancouver. The kids were smoking near Victory Square (there is a distinctive archway over the alley) and the Larsens live on Alexander Street in Gastown.

Gilda has a tungsten cartel! What other movie can claim that?

My favourite Estelle delivery: "I HAVE NO EYE FOR FASHION?!" I love how quickly she escalates into full-out shouting.

She ends up with Benjamin- the tallest brother who was hired for his punching and not his dancing.

The problem with Fred Astaire is that he's just not handsome, which is distracting in a leading man. At least they had the sense (in many of his films) to work it so that the leading lady didn't fall in love with him until they danced together.
There's one film where he has a little monkey sidekick and they wear…

Always Fairweather
That boxing numbers is one of my all-time favourites- so glad that clip is up there. Cyd Charisse's dancing is so polished and sharp. No movement is wasted. And all those character actors (and what appear to be actual crew members) trying to march in time is so delightful.

She was one of the best dancers in Hollywood.
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I love that the Canadian IDs Shwartzman tries to sell them have authentic 1980 Province of Alberta logos.

Dead Dogs is the best episode. It's got all that awesome Haverchuck stuff, plus it has Millie trying to be a Freak and LADY L.

Not to mention the commission Phil could get on a 1.4 million dollar house.

I know how it ends.