Well it seems like she's grown as a person lately.
Specifically, she's grown more evil.

Whenever he's not on screen, I keep saying "Where's Tad?"

She explained it pretty clearly last season. She loved Galavant as much as someone like her could love anyone.

He should have followed it up with a reading from that classic children's book, The 500 Hats of (Character Actress) Margo Martindale.

Trikru represent, yo.

Didn't Elizabeth say something this episode or last about how drugs were dangerous? And Greer made it clear that she knew the options, but was choosing to keep the child.

I do feel bad for Greer, though. It feels like ages since she's had a decent romance. Her and pirate-baby-daddy have all the romantic heat of a dropped cornetto.

I'm gonna vote with my heart, not my brain, because hearts are strong and muscular while brains are weak and squishy and feel like tapioca. You think you're so smart brain, but you don't know nothing! Nothing, I tell ya!

Smack Down? More like a 'Snack-Down', am I right?

i still know no how is babby formed. ?

I thought it was pretty hilarious that Lauren's winning cake didn't say "Merry Christmas" - it just said "Christmas!". Way to assimilate, Lauren! Everyone seemed pressed for time, though. Couldn't they have given us lazy Americans an extra half hour?

Haven't they used fondant extensively on the British show when making a tiered wedding cake? Clearly Mary hates it, and I don't blame her. I think Lauren was pushed over the top for winning when she managed to roll hers as thin as possible.

I guess you weren't too fondant of it, huh.

Yeah, the editing made it seem like it came down to Lauren's better decorating vs Tim's bread consistency, but something about Lauren's bake must have been better. Maybe the candied cranberries were better? Or maybe the show is inevitably biased in favor of better presentation?

Hence his nickname, "Sticky Dick".

I can only imagine how intense it would be baking under those conditions. I know I would crumble in the first few seconds.

Well that was a fun episode. Some real tension, given how everyone had successes and failures this week. I suppose Ainslie was a reasonable choice for leaving, given that her raspberry twists were visibly undercooked, and that's tough to overcome. I liked her a lot, and I thought if her pinwheels had cooked all the…

The one thing that has interested me about them is the fact that their names are anagrams… how weird must that be?

No, we've only gotten… an impression.

Huh, I thought he was mostly focused on his DeviantArt account.