That also summarises my main problem with them turning "we were on a break!" into a catchphrase though - that the writers forgot what the argument even was. Ross's repeated insistence of "we were on a break" at the beginning was meant to be that he considered his behaviour justifiable in the context of the 'break'.…

Her delivery of "What? Oh no! Help!" made me laugh so much I couldn't actually see.

Swimming wasn't the problem. She could swim, she just couldn't pull herself out of the water because she'd been out there for 25(?) days on basic rations and didn't have enough upper body strength because she'd tired herself out swimming.

Although my number one comedy moment from that season is "somebody call the waambulance, Terry's crying on the course!" because it's just so deliciously childish.

Shane threatening to murder Courtney in her shitty apartment and Courtney responding that her apartment is *not* shitty is one of my favourite Survivor moments ever.

That's not much of a confirmation, given that it says at the bottom of the article that the BBC said no decision had been made either way. I agree it doesn't look good, but it's hardly a confirmation.

Dela was outmatched in both of the lip syncs she was in. If anything she got lucky that Ru felt charitable enough to call the first one a draw.

Pedants' Corner: The Tunnel had nothing to do with the BBC, it was a co-production between Canal+ and Sky.

Why does Ross, the largest sommelier, not simply drink the other no this isn't going to work is it, never mind.

She ate pizza backwards, what's not to love?

Yep, turns out that despite my best efforts to repress that memory it totally happened.

Colby's mom watching him have a shower was weird. She may have even taken pictures, I can't quite remember.

They could save money by having a wardrobe crossover with The Flash since Barry and Winn basically have the same preppy daywear look.

It's tonally a lot more similar to The Flash than Arrow. (I haven't watched LoT yet.) The first season had some problems, but Benoist is great and so is Flockhart once she sands off a few of her character's rougher edges.

Christ, the idea of portraying gay men as "straight men who just happen to love other men" is one of the worst things I've ever heard.

Being flamboyant or feminine is "negative", is it?

La Piscine. J'adore La Piscine.

Now he's had a shave he looks like Zangief from Street Fighter II.

Please never reply to me complaining about "SJWs" ever again.

Myles McNutt. Hey, wait a minute…