Totally agree. He adds a ton to the show. He's great in tribal council at drawing info out of these people. He seems to enjoy being there but often treats the cast with a mild level of distain, which is hilarious. He's not afraid to be blunt (like last week when he shouting something along the lines of "Cochran is…

Colleen - So adorable she landed a role as a female lead in a major motion picture. Sure, it was "The Animal" with Rob Schneider, but still.

Totally agree —-.  I wish she dove more into the "newness" of it all. I don't remember Richard being that on top of his game so early, so that was interesting. But I wish Meredith would talk more about how the contestants approached the first few days on the island and compare it to now, where there's a pretty…

Is anyone better at a spit-take than NPH? I think not.

Not quite as good as the pretentious College Ted, but still damn enjoyable.

There are people who DON'T like "One Week"?

Katie Holmes is a good wholesome girl, and I'm gonna see her boobs.

Let's do it, Sleep Attack. I'll start. Jonah Keri's Game 6 recap was stellar as always. The Jurassic Park piece was a nice trip down memory lane. Finally, is that The Daily Show's John Oliver on the Men in Blazers pod? I might not immediately delete that one from my iTunes if he's on it more often.

Coming up on Grantland this afternoon - No Scrubs: How Zach Braff's journey to irrelevance can be traced back to TLC.

But I can't stand Sepinwall.

No one has the stones to take on the early seasons of The Wire yet, ay?

He probably gave the idol to Cochran because he knows he could easily be bullied into giving it back, regardless of any changes in the dynamics of the tribe. Someone like Keith or Jim wouldn't be so easily bullied, especially if they turn into the new top dog of the group.

Too bad we never got to see him try to spell something like Cochran, or real words like Papa Bear.

Maybe it's because I don't have to spend more than an hour a week with the guy, but I find him relatively charming in a Larry David neurotic kind of way. He certainly doesn't have the social skills that Rob C had, and he's surprisingly bad at making any sort of strategic move considering his brains (probably because…

Bingo.

Philip the Special Agent from last season, that is.

Yeah, someone like Philip is a "weak" player in the sense that he has no social skills and no chance of winning. But he can help the tribe in other ways. Edna and Coch-Train bring absolutely nothing to the table.

And if anything, you'd want to get Cochran out of the game before the merge. I love the guy, but I know he'd flip to the other tribe in a second if it meant him getting past one more tribal council. I'm not sure he could pull off a "GET ON YOUR KNEES" yell without sounding like a total fraud, though.

And that's why Boston Rob's the best.

That's why I think he's full of shit. He's just using whatever he can to bring his tribe together. One nation, under Coach, so to speak.