The run-ins are so clunky. Yes, we get that it's ERNEST HEMINGWAY. Must the viewers be introduced to him everytime as ERNEST HEMINGWAY. We're not idiots, we can recognize the actor again.

I was going to say something similar to Brianruns10: were it not for MacFayden, this would be unwatchable because Logan is a self-absorbed ass. The women are two dimensional and annoying, but still you feel sorry for them for having met this guy.

I have to agree with you, Blaffair. Carla singlehandedly redeems reality TV.

"You have to step out of the shadow of your own sunshine!" or whatever that final bit of wisdom was

If he just hadn't over salted the meat, the cheese sauce and the other (hot? since when is that on a cheesesteak?) sauce, the pretzel would have been great.

Hear hear on truffle oil, truffle butter and truffle salt. If loving them is wrong and passe, I don't want to be trendy.

That bar in the "cold opens" looks like the most depressing—and not in a cool, funky, locals-only filthy dive bar kind of way—bar in the world. No other patrons and everyone's drinking coffee in Starbucks' go cups

Now let's jump in our Toyota Prius and head over to Whole Foods for the Bertolli olive oil challenge!

"Unfortunately" it seems like Carla and Antonia will be in the final four? Hell, I say they deserve to be there. Both ladies have been doing great this season and they're talented chefs. Sure, they don't have Blais' skill with laser beams and smoke machines, but it seems those tricks have fallen flat in a lot of…

This is one sequel that treats objects like women, man

Hey! I'm a brother shamus!

Get that Millionaire Matchmaker on there to have them make high-class romantic dinners for millionaires on a blind first date. Now there's a challenge!

And just what the fuck is wrong with good Wisconsin soup anyway?

As obnoxious and catty as Mizrahi was, that line made me laugh out loud.

If I were a betting man (or woman), I'd say the final four are going to be Richard, Angelo, Carla and Antonia. *Maybe* Dale in Carla's place. Maybe.

But he's not old and rich, so I don't think Padma was interested.

No, Elizabeth McGovern's always acted like that (you should check out Ragtime, her breakout movie from 1980, if you get a chance). I think she's aged rather well, given that she must be in her 50s by now.

This really makes me want to buy the DVD set—perhaps there's lots of special features goodies to watch?

I must say, I do like the idea of Sybil and Branson getting together and running off to revolution in Ireland.

Edith isn't homely so much as dowdy and nasty and a bore. But the actress plays her so well, I felt both happy for Mary she got her revenge and bad for Edith she probably lost her one true chance at getting out of the family.