"It's not the horniness, it's the loneliness." #truth

"… turned back into my neighbor's dog" is the exact quote, which is even more brilliant.

Voyager really suffers for the lack of continuity. It has the best premise of all the Star Trek series IMO, but after the Starfleet-Maquis-conflict well ran dry, the stories became so generic and insular. A season-long "Year of Hell" arc would have been brilliant.

Very interesting.

Duke originally died in G.I. Joe: The Movie, but after the backlash to Optimus Prime's death in Transformers: The Movie, the dialogue was changed so that he instead slipped into a coma and later recovered.

I've been missing the reviews, too.

Hmm. You might be correct. The FAQ for next season's casting website says:

Random thoughts:

Also, Joe was crying. I hate being reminded that unlikeable judges are actual humans, too.

That black satin (?) dress jacket he was wearing during a talking head last night was pretty sweet, though.

Well, there was the argument two weeks ago, when Bri and Krissi got into a shouting match while their losing team was trying to decide who got to sit out the pressure test… but I agree that there are probably shenanigans.

I think that all of the guys on the front line were original Rippers. I definitely recognize the red-headed keytarist.

TGIF or GTFO

It's interesting that she has no objections to cooking meat, so presumably she's a vegetarian for dietary (as opposed to moral) reasons. Wouldn't she have a better chance of winning if she decided to allow herself meat for the few weeks that the show filmed? (Of course, I realize that vegetarianism is her schtick and…

I agree. The two-hour block was nice, mindless midweek entertainment.

It's not necessarily as straightforward as that. There can be double eliminations, challenges for eliminated contestants with the winner returning, etc.

Eddie's a meat man!

But would you shop at Shoe-La-La, eat at Mike's Cereal Shack, or use the Toilet Buddy (formerly known as Toilet Guard)?

Dwight practices for his review:

For early season 2, it's pretty remarkable how forward Jim is when he visits Pam's desk the day after their "date".