I saw one of the four shows he did in Phoenix that will be cut together for this special. It was amazing, can't wait to see the special.

That whole big idea all sounds great, and this interview was a great read. But let's not forget (as Knauf does not) that the show was deeply flawed. The pacing of the story was infuriating, and it frequently crossed the line from creepy to grotesque.  They had an intriguing premise, beautiful photography, and an…

If he was going to clean up the mess, couldn't he have at least accounted for his delay by saying he was pooping?

robinm - Last year somebody did a blog post collecting the audio clips of the mole talking on the phone and other audio clips from Larry the polygrapher, plus additional clips from other shows.  To my mind, it proved definitively that James Urbaniak was the voice of the mole, and at that time Larry fit everything we…

robinm - Last year somebody did a blog post collecting the audio clips of the mole talking on the phone and other audio clips from Larry the polygrapher, plus additional clips from other shows.  To my mind, it proved definitively that James Urbaniak was the voice of the mole, and at that time Larry fit everything we…

The mole is Larry the polygraph operator. I had hoped that would be revealed when we saw him again, but he got shoved aside. I expect we will see him again next season.

The mole is Larry the polygraph operator. I had hoped that would be revealed when we saw him again, but he got shoved aside. I expect we will see him again next season.

We already know that the mole is the Larry the polygraph guy, right? From the voice comparisons?

We already know that the mole is the Larry the polygraph guy, right? From the voice comparisons?

The 12-13 Wolverines' Debate Team had the tools to bring home a state championship.

The 12-13 Wolverines' Debate Team had the tools to bring home a state championship.

It was also one of my favorite moments, but it was extremely deliberate. He wasn't doing it because that's how he is, he was doing it because he was editing the show in real time. He gave the producers exactly what they wanted.

It was also one of my favorite moments, but it was extremely deliberate. He wasn't doing it because that's how he is, he was doing it because he was editing the show in real time. He gave the producers exactly what they wanted.

The thing is, Boston Rob did the same thing in the season he won. He intentionally served up juicy villain lines and actions, like throwing an idol clue over his shoulder into a volcano.

The thing is, Boston Rob did the same thing in the season he won. He intentionally served up juicy villain lines and actions, like throwing an idol clue over his shoulder into a volcano.

This kind of stuff will never go away because it serves a basic emotional need: to feel better about oneself by judging others.

This kind of stuff will never go away because it serves a basic emotional need: to feel better about oneself by judging others.

She must have a terrible idea of what "typical jobs" are like if she thinks they are less fun than having sex with Doug Hutchison.

She must have a terrible idea of what "typical jobs" are like if she thinks they are less fun than having sex with Doug Hutchison.

Seriously, dude, too soon.