"We own every previous season of PR"

Thank God. Now Donna Bowman can put that new washing machine on layaway.

Doen't that make him the Antipope?

I'd like to be the first to say fuck you.

I agree, this was a fun episode. I thought Ed and Ty-lor (of the Hill People!) panicked when Sara went down. They made a decision to sacrifice quality for speed. Maybe that’s the right choice if you’re actually catering an event for 300 people, but that’s not what the challenge really is. Tom has never said, “your…

Like @hideo, I heard "one down, two to go." I hope she can hang on, she didn't deserve to have to pack her knives.

He'd have the anti-robot vote, that's for sure.

Yeah, that had to sting her. You lose because you couldn't hack a pressure cooker; meanwhile, the person you love to belittle succeeded with that very implement! I wish all the judges could have openly laughed at Heather at that moment. Just 5 seconds of pure, derisive cackling, immediately followed by scornful…

I thought it was hilarious that Grayson served a fucking massive steak as one of the last courses of the night. After everything those people had eaten, it must have been terriying seeing that huge slab of beef in front of you. I really like Grayson and think she's a fairly strong competitor, but boy she didn't think…

Are there any reasonable discussions that could be had?

Just here to help drive @avclub-454a7bfd685393329597fdb7a92b7969:disqus be driven insane, notification by notification

That made me laugh heartily. Well done.

Can't afford to shop at Trader Joe's? I don't think you understand what Trader Joe's is.

Ty-Lor (stupid fucking name) established the line for cooking the steaks. He was the guy who worked in a steakhouse for 2 years. Since he took the lead in that course, it was his responsibility.

Thanks for the help, guys!

He does own sandwich shops, but it's not like that's all he owns. And he did prove that he can cook quickly; I think it was last season where he cooked a fish dish in under 10 minutes and his time set the clock for the contestants' challenge. And the task that was given was for the team to cook 200 steaks medium rare.…

It drives my wife crazy to the point that she can't look at him. Personally, I'm just waiting for the moment when unhinges his jaw in order to devour a suckling pig whole.

Wait, Dexter is played by an Irishman?

I assume you've identified parsley as the edible equivalent of the Jungian collective unconscious.

It was more than misguided. He saw a fancy cigar lighter and said "I'm going to make food that looks like a cigar!" And didn't care how it looked or tasted or would actually be eaten. It was creative (except that it's far from a novel concept for him, since Im sure he's done the same kind of thing at Moto), but in a…