I believe that he voted "Kelly Wi."

Best part of the Familiar Numbers category was Alex basically scolding Choyon for being so dumb and not picking up on the theme when he got the Daily Double wrong, and then Dan STILL messing up the $1000 clue right after it. Alex's head could have exploded right then and there.

I think he's a classic example of somebody who might (big might) be a decent person who thinks/says bad things, and just doesn't realize that those things are bad. Based on the reunion, I'm thinking that if he ever let somebody talk for long enough to make a point, he might realize why a lot of the things that he…

I love that she kept rolling her eyes every time she was beat on the buzzer, mainly because that's what I would do too.

I think they should have (maybe even would have) chosen to not do it. Back in the early fall, the media portrayal of Ferguson seemed to make it come across as a one-off incident (though it obviously was not.) Once the New York protests and the Cleveland protests and the spread to a more national consciousness…

The episode mirrored the West Wing episode right down to the major debate happening in a foodplace. It came across as awfully weird.

The review isn't saying that commenting on Ferguson is something that shouldn't be attempted, and attempts to comment on Ferguson would likely be more than welcomed if they are done in an intelligent, comprehensive manner. The issue (at least from my view) was that the show took on Ferguson from the perspective of the…

Elliot's response of Bloomberg was hilarious though, considering he was, you know, a New York City mayor who definitely wasn't mayor in 2000.

Agreed about this making no sense for Missy and Baylor. If Missy had kept things calm, they were perfectly set up to make it to final six AND would have been the swing votes to decide who take to final four. Unless Missy was super worried about Jon flipping back to the other side to get Jeremy out (leaving…

Trying to figure out if Sonia even knows that it's FANTASY SUITE night on The Bachelorette…

He made a comment a couple weeks/months ago after an all-female panel swept a sports category that showed how amazed he was at the prospect.

Trebek's casual sexism about women and sports is becoming one of the best serialized aspects of Jeopardy!

Oh. That's what I missed on… GLEE!

I don't know about you guys, but if somebody I've only been dating for like three episodes says (paraphrased,) "I know I want to marry you one day," that's gonna kinda freak me out. Here's how that scene should have gone:

Was anybody else off on the "One-consonant Word" category, just like both Sandie and me? I was totally with her originally thinking that it was one-syllable (and answered flute, just like her.)

On the plus side, I feel like idol strategy has developed enough since then to combat the power of a superidol. Only Cao Boi figured out splitting the votes back then, and everybody thought he was crazy.

Yep, this flip makes Cochran's look perfectly justifiable.

Kass just Cochran'd herself. In the bad way.

Except that assumes that Spencer is an ally and won't be flipping the first moment he can (which he almost has to do.) Having somebody on the food chain below you isn't necessarily a bad thing when you're only two or three weeks from the merge.

Anybody else think that Tasha and Kass actually made the wrong decision keeping Spencer? Survivor has had two previous seasons where they start with the 3 tribe format, and in both of those seasons, there has been an absorbing of tribes after the fourth person leaves. If they were anticipating that that was the case,…