I still love this song to death. It makes me feel weird - happy and depressed at the same time.

This is sure to be an unpopular opinion, but I think Sixteen Stone is a good album.

Hershel.

Hopefully four months ago.

Yeah, that opening gig for Wayne Newton opened a lot of doors for him.

She was still there as of like a month ago.

Agreed that this episode was sort of boring. The ALS guy / fake Moby / fake dean tends to be funny, and he was, as usual. But all of the pube stuff wound up eventually being dull.

The annoying thing with their NFL stunt casting is it takes me out of the show regardless. When the player has no acting ability or charisma, like Fitzpatrick, I'm thinking "Oof, move on, please."

Although to me that still makes it less funny. If Taco offered "The Rachel" solely because it was one of the few hairstyles he could remember by name, I think that would be funnier and suit the character more.

My willingness to read this review with a fair mind ended at the Thunder Gun Express dismissal.

Women kill for her eyebrows.

Cassie's response of "Nothing." was one of the hardest laughs this show has gotten from me in a while. Just fantastic.

Stephanie seems like she is sure to have an aneurysm at some point in the competition.

Yeah, one of the rare "every dish was great but we've got to get rid of someone" episodes. Actually, it might be the only one of those episodes.

Especially since beets are one of the best foods in the world. I didn't like her before this episode, and Iike her less after.

Thank you for spelling choad correctly. The "chode" spelling is the cretinous way.

Michael just made me assume that approximately forty years ago, Kramer and Sideshow Bob spawned a son.

There's actually a good amount of Paul Walker stuff I like (those two, Joyride, She's All That, maybe some others), but those are enjoyable in spite of him, not because of him.

Oddly enough, Gwar also came in last place. I don't know how that happened.

"What's not to like? It's got Paul Walker"