"I’ll make coffee. You also make coffee. After the coffee contest, we’ll start working."

It's so disappointing.

Seriously, they even mention the name of the drug in the episode! It should not be that difficult!

Way late to the game here, but so glad that someone else said this. Holy shit.

Sort of, but not really. Beth Ann showed her breasts to Darius and she's still here. Yael was revealed to be sleeping with the crew, and she is, too. So you're correct for Brandi, London, and Dominique, but Ruby…well, the show developed her so much more than most of the other girls in the first few episodes, so I…

I also realized this week that he looks a lot like the abusive ex-husband of this one lady I know—so creepy.

Yeah, I went from feeling lukewarm about Yael last week to really disliking her now. Not cool, lady.

She was called during last episode's elimination ceremony, but I remember reacting to her name with "who is that?!"
She actually had a personality this time, but like London last week, that was just a prelude to her banishment.

Yeah, there was so much wrong with that elimination. And I also loved the developing romance between them.

Chet and Jeremy were always assholes, but they were never quite so broadly written.
And knowing the bad blood between Noxon and Shapiro, I'm kind of dreading what Coleman will end up doing…

I was also rooting for Ruby…now I guess I'm rooting for Tiffany, since she's the only one so far besides Ruby who's shown actual chemistry with Darius…but she also seems like too much of the "obvious" choice.
Darius eliminating Ruby was one of those plotlines that I HATE in media—they could have worked things out…

It was a green card marriage, and yeah, it was a terrible move.
I could buy Eric staying home from college due to Red's heart attack. I did not remotely accept that with Donna.

They kept it a secret for a while in season 5, but I can't remember how long. I remember Red and Eric eventually fought about it, and Eric got a job at the dog food factory where Bob's girlfriend Joanne worked as a way of gaining some independence.
Eric disappeared, but not until the end of season 7/beginning of…

I kind of liked the fairy-tale episode, but I remember being in a really weird mood that day, and seriously needing something like that. (Plus it felt like it was trying to be a callback to "My Way Home" from season 5, which is my favorite episode of Scrubs, period.) The rest of season 7,though, really is pretty bad.

Yeah, she and Fez kissed in the series finale. I didn't think they had much chemistry.
The whole storyline about Hyde marrying a stripper was terrible. If the show had ended after they graduated from high school (and avoided the storylines about Eric and Donna both deciding against college, the wedding that didn't…

Yep. That's definitely part of it for me.
Look, I'm from Cleveland. I'm very, very happy that the Cavs won. I was cheering them on…looking up the score every few minutes on Google throughout the finals because I couldn't watch the game because yeah, I don't have a TV. Why not? Because I don't want to spend money…

Okay, I remember certain scenes with her, and I remember her having some sort of personality…but I can't recall her name for the life of me. Maybe she'll get more time next week.

I want to think she didn't know about them. I don't know what the show was going for. But I liked that scene between the two of them, and out of all the girls she seems the most interesting.
(My hopeless romantic side takes over sometimes.)

I'm finding Ruby (activist) and Tiffany (football coach's daughter) to be pretty consistently likeable in the scenes they're given. I don't know what to think about Yael (Hot Rachel) yet. Chantel (the one with the dead fiancé) is pretty but boring; Beth Ann (racist Twitter girl) is just really damn irritating and it…

He's very repetitive, too. In every episode, he has several lines of "women. This is why I hate women. Men, we gotta take back our manliness." Yeah, we get it, it's gross, but after a while it just gets boring.