As sweet as his return was, didn't they leave us longing for much, much more Pikitis? This was such a tease. We better see more of him soon.

When did we see Kass trying to be diplomatic? Tasha did; Kass was just a rude mess. Sarah didn't flip… they could have had a nice smooth Jefra boot.

Lisa and Malik just got engaged, but no one in town has a word to say about it, boo. I like Dallas and Tessa together; Tessa is less insufferable with Dallas. I wish Dalia was in this episode though; she's the best.

Kass, "mostly been drawn as droll and self-deprecating"? I thought she's mostly been drawn as an idiot with no idea how important it is to be diplomatic and strategic in Survivor.

I also want to know if the new job you got (if you got it) turned out to be better.

This show would instantly improve if Mike and Rachel were fired and never seen again.

There is one (really); alas, it isn't in widespread usage.

Maybe Mike is just a terrible character - not fun to hate or fun to watch or enjoyable at all. He isn't interesting IMO.

Kids today! Such ignorant and quirky hipsters!

You really think a lot of Teen Wolf viewers are into the Ed Sullivan Show?

#PoorJo as hashtag and thematic obsession of the show was back.

Killing off Carl would solve lots of problems!

All the above plus he never seemed to have a good palate plus I found it telling that he told us at his last job new owners came in and kept everyone on (or rehired them?) except him. Yeah, people must love to work with him.

They shouldn't give immunity or have team challenges when there are that few challenges left.

I find Victor insufferable.

The animated version of The Tick is the only worthwhile one.

I loved this episode, despite the presence of Adam Sandler.

He made a point of saying that he isn't pagan; the ceremony was for Isabel, who was.

Sebastian is a fictional character, so right off the bat they're straying from history, They can stray as much as they like.

Victor is annoying and is getting screentime Dalia deserves.