Penner lives to scramble, and so his refusal to make an alliance is just him being true to his own nature.  What's more, I think he's more trustworthy being presented with sensible ad hoc proposals.  While you can't trust Penner, you can always trust Penner to be Penner, and I think he knows this and felt it best to…

Penner lives to scramble, and so his refusal to make an alliance is just him being true to his own nature.  What's more, I think he's more trustworthy being presented with sensible ad hoc proposals.  While you can't trust Penner, you can always trust Penner to be Penner, and I think he knows this and felt it best to…

Dexter: I'm sorry, I don't know what to say.

Dexter: I'm sorry, I don't know what to say.

Funny, that finally got to me this episode as well.

Funny, that finally got to me this episode as well.

I'm sure the judges have developed a friendly rapport after so much time on the job, but some of the dining environments they find themselves in seem more stifling than others.  An overly bright and empty Space Needle restaurant doesn't seem like much fun (nor, frankly, does Tom Douglas).  Kudos to Gail for venturing…

I'm sure the judges have developed a friendly rapport after so much time on the job, but some of the dining environments they find themselves in seem more stifling than others.  An overly bright and empty Space Needle restaurant doesn't seem like much fun (nor, frankly, does Tom Douglas).  Kudos to Gail for venturing…

Just trying to pardon some tits here.  Is that soooo wrong?

Just trying to pardon some tits here.  Is that soooo wrong?

Wait, Quinn is played by someone named Desmond Harrington?  That's one for the Reggie Cleveland All-Stars.

Wait, Quinn is played by someone named Desmond Harrington?  That's one for the Reggie Cleveland All-Stars.

Maybe.  But the way to have a stake in the company (one that grew out of an idea originally conceived by Jim and his friends), is to put money in and claim that slice of the pie.  Otherwise, he'd just be an employee, in which case why involve him this early?

Maybe.  But the way to have a stake in the company (one that grew out of an idea originally conceived by Jim and his friends), is to put money in and claim that slice of the pie.  Otherwise, he'd just be an employee, in which case why involve him this early?

I think it is about something other.  Pam's pointed questioning about the sequence of events led me to believe she suspects the whole thing was a scam to relieve Jim of whatever nest egg they had managed to accumulate.  Which, if true, made the lunch meeting he attended sort of a brilliant scene.  And which would be a…

I think it is about something other.  Pam's pointed questioning about the sequence of events led me to believe she suspects the whole thing was a scam to relieve Jim of whatever nest egg they had managed to accumulate.  Which, if true, made the lunch meeting he attended sort of a brilliant scene.  And which would be a…

I usually just add an assumed "(but I don't)" to that phrase, so that it makes sense.

I usually just add an assumed "(but I don't)" to that phrase, so that it makes sense.

I admit I laughed at Andy's run-on sentence while the sand timer was running out on Nellie.

I admit I laughed at Andy's run-on sentence while the sand timer was running out on Nellie.