Actually, I think I'd love to see a canine loved one. (S)He would be so happy! It would be adorable.

I've thought about it too, and this is going to sound sad but isn't, but there really isn't anyone I couldn't bear to not see for 30 days. I'd want to pick my mom, but she'd be really uncomfortable on TV I think. I guess I'd pick my sister because I don't get to see her often enough and she's smart, so she could help…

Hey, if a player is med-evaced (but ultimately okay), can (s)he still be on the jury? If not, is the jury just one person short or what?

You mean her and BAYLOR's idol.

Somehow watching the "next time" clips I thought Baylor was injured/sick and Missy was crying about it. Is it Missy who's (maybe) getting medivaced?

You shut your mouth. That final choral performance is distilled 90's, and it's amazing.

A vehement and sadly populous one, in fact. Actually, he might be innocent. He almost certainly isn't, but it's possible. The worst deniers are those who say he is innocent.

I would tend to agree, except that she didn't need to win over anyone, just keep someone from getting seduced away. Also, I'm not sure overtly exhibiting gamesmanship is always a bad thing (like would Jaclyn, Jon, or Natalie really resent her for making a strategic decision for their alliance?). You're right that the…

Hey, people wear tennis shoes without playing tennis.

God. I can't tell if next week's drama is going to be wonderful schadenfreude or just annoying.

That's the magic of frat bro hair.

Oh absolutely. My difficulty with Jon is that he's a fucking moron, but he's also very sincere. I can't bring myself to wish him ill, but I hate him nonetheless. I hate his complacency without comeuppance. Actually, that's not even his fault. I guess I hate the Universe.

He told Natalie when they were in the bed. Because he's Jon.

"My daughter is NOT a brat."

You know how you know that Reed is handsome? Because Island Reed and Jury Reed are the same stunning guy.

I think Jon was spot on that they shouldn't acknowledge that it was Natalie's play more than his, but I also think Jon believes that it was his play, not Natalie's.

I honestly believe Jon's conception of "loyalty" is that he is with people who will allow him to win the million. Otherwise, it makes no fucking sense to keep harping about how comfortable he feels with his alliance. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THERE ARE ONLY FIVE PEOPLE LEFT, JON, JESUS!?!

I don't understand Natalie's reasoning either. The plan against Jon was fabulous. Once it broke down, though, she needed to play good little soldier to avoid raising his suspicions (she knows he has an idol he can play!). If she was going to blow that up, she might as well have targeted Jaclyn and kept Keith and Alec…

The #1 reason Missy absolutely fucking cannot win this game is crystalized in the fact that she chose her daughter — her only rock-solid alliance member — to go on reward rather than taking both of the alliance members who needed continual courting. It didn't end up hurting her, but damn.

There is an instructor at my institution with the last name of Manrod, and I giggle every single time.