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Remember when Kim and Kat were both leaning forward in the last IC, and they had to blur Kat's cleavage, and there was nothing on Kim to blur? Classic.

Yes, I am.

I dislike Hollie more than perhaps anyone ever on my TV, but I can't say I agree with you about the voting patterns. As others have said, it's about momentum. Every season since S7 has had a contestant who started mediocre, became slightly less mediocre, and whose journey to slightly-less-mediocrity has nabbed them a

I don't think second choices are usually as big a deal as they get credit for, because the contestants are usually so different by the end. Given the choice between David Cook and David Archuleta, where's a Syesha fan going to go? Given a choice between Baby Lock Them Doors and Girl Baby Lock Them Doors, where's a

I've been saying from the get-go that it's good to finally see an unattractive woman run a game of Survivor, and everyone's been all "YOU'RE CRAZY KIM'S WAY HOT", because my friends' Capslock keys are all broken. This moustache is really helping my case.

Stephen gets too much credit, I've always thought. JT's likeability snowed Stephen as much as anybody else on that season, and if you let somebody charm you into giving them a million dollars, it doesn't matter if you're witty and quirky and good at helping that person execute his strategy. I've always said that the

One of my favourite moments all season was when the FOUR people back at camp wanted to turn on Kat, one of the THREE people on the reward challenge. And Tarzan didn't think they had the numbers. And Chelsea said, "Sure we do, if you, me, Christina, Kim, and Sabrina want to do it, we can!" You'll notice which one of

Hey, Fincher knows how many imbeciles get cast on this show, better than most. And he's reminded every time he walks past a mirror.

I totally disagree. Kim wins against anybody who's left out there. If she's up there with Chelsea and Sabrina, she wins. Whereas if she pisses off Chelsea by booting her…there goes one jury vote. It's like when J.T. chose to go up against Stephen instead of the slightly-goatier Erinn, because he knew he'd beat either,

I could easily see Tarzan being taken as a goat and then winning because of all the bridges Kim's burned. I'd rank him third-likeliest to win at this point, behind Kim and Sabrina, ahead of Chelsea, Alicia, and Christina.

Wow, Krammes. From reading your posts here, I'd have assumed you were at least 60.
Also, are all the people I see on Facebook, etc., saying that it's "cool beans" that Kat got voted out just making fun of her using that expression, or is that something people say now?

"Nincompoopery". *Butt-head chuckle*

I wondered if that wasn't a deliberate shot across the bow at Simon. "So what is this? Some song by some girl who won some talent competition judged by some British guy? I'm way too cool for that! This 'Leona Lewis' person with her 'actually singing well' is no match for the twitchy screamer, Dave Matthews imitator,

I like Phillip, generally, but the past couple of weeks have been a mess. I wouldn't say that him "singing the melody of 'Time of the Season'" was the problem—-he should sing the melody more often, and the verses were good. It's that he couldn't hit the high notes in the chorus. He didn't come anywhere close to them.

Skylar has grown on me, moderately, in that I could tolerate her coming in fourth, whereas before, I could not tolerate her on my TV at all. But I feel about her roughly how I feel about Phillip Phillips: they're special and unique performers relative to what usually ends up on Idol, but you could walk into any subway

That was Jessica Collins, not Miranda Richardson. I remember the latter in "Damage"—-20 years ago, in her early 30s, looking a still-attractive 55—-and when I read your comment, I thought, damn, the '90s and '00s and early '10s were much better to her than her pre-"Damage" decades.

Nugent?

You think the promo picture is a complete lie? I was promised an episode about the C-word, and then it was just a bunch of crap about cancer. :(

Weird that this would pop up now—-I've just seen Buffalo '66 for the first time, and only did because MD'A is my favourite film critic and he loves it so damn much. It's the wrongest he's ever steered me. Somebody want to explain to me the difference between Gallo and Tommy Wiseau, other than that Wiseau's rampaging

"Which is why it was surprising when King announced he had another tale up his sleeve for his Dark Tower principal characters…" Really? Every goddamned thing the man has written since his van accident has incorporated the Dark Tower. He's gone back and retconned a crapload of his classics in order to fit them into the