And he was never eliminated - he was runner-up.

National Society of Film Critics got it right naming her Best Supporting Actress of 1983. 

Except for that whole cancer/aids thing.

Or all 50 year old men should look like that.

Take The Money and Run

Was it humid in the studio tonight? Cat looked like she'd just stumbled in still damp from a sweaty night out. (I love Cat but I've seen Courtney Love look more put together).

I've seen this film but the only thing I remember is the hot sex I had with the handsome guy I saw it with immediately after.

"at 25, he married Khadija, a woman 15 years older than him"

The best bit is Angie Dickinson commenting that the same five actors were nominated in the category last year as if it's some kind of Emmy aberration.

I loved Audrey, mainly because of how she pronounced Ell-en.

Didn't the fifth season have the episode with Emma Thompson playing "Emma Thompson" coming out? I only recall it because she won an Emmy for it but I don't think I've seen the episode in its entirety.

Why must Nigel persist with the unanimous/not unanimous spiel; does he want the eliminated dancer to feel worse?

The top 5 girls surely deserve a lot of praise, but even at this late stage I still only know them as Jasmine, Katie Holmes, Mean Girl and the two interchangeable brunettes.

I'm always a little disappointed by an episode without "…and…" in the title.

Magical mynah birds? OK.

Why is one dead horse more important than (however many) missing Mexican women? [/creepy voice decoder thing]

Jazz hands.

Awww, little Billy Elliot is all grown up and spying on farmers…or something.

I wonder who they would have paired Jasmine with if Aaron hadn't been subbed in at the last minute? If height was the prerequisite Nigel suggested I'm guessing Tucker? And how would have that changed the other line-ups?

Tyce has obviously run out of Broadway routines to steal and has moved on to contemporary. Has he no shame at all?