Go ahead. I want the international community to call us out and put the spotlight on our fuck-ups. Hopefully, that shames the authorities into being accountable for all the bullshit they've pulled. But to deny Sheldon the win just because of what's going on here is beyond unfair.

Simply put, I feel like he doesn't have enough cred to be a judge and his smug attitude is unpleasant.

Hey there, Filipino here in Manila. I know there's a whole lot of shit going on down here that is making me less than proud to be Filipino right now, but there are other Filipinos who are trying to fight the good fight. I know we're in the minority right now but we are still here. I don't think it's fair to paint our…

—I'm Team Sheldon all the way, but I honestly wouldn't mind seeing any of the finalists (LCK included) win big. Next week looks to be a pretty cool finale (don't fuck it up Blaise).

His wife tossing a whole bowl back in his face was so fucking adorable.

Agreed. The best reality/competition finales are always the ones where you root for ALL the competitors and you genuinely want all of them to do well.

I watched it with headphones and I'm not sure if the audio was actually binaural, but it totally felt like sounds were coming from everywhere.

RE: babe city

I've never been more pleasantly confused. I loved how you just never ever quite get a handle on what's going on.

My brain can't help it, every time I see/hear Krysten Ritter, it goes Tall Slut No Panties!

Kristen Stewart is dating Miley's ex-GF. Does that count?

Yeah, the cut right after the jump definitely implied editing/stunt shenanigans. She still had to get down onto that platform and flip around though, so props to her impressive wirework.

I genuinely enjoyed the bitchiness of all the chefs by this point (which is totally understandable). It's like a bunch of teenagers stuck on a long roadtrip while their parents try to keep things "FUN!".

Now I have Casey, Padma, and Gail engaged in a telenovela-style slapfest stuck in my head. Not that I mind.

As far as adaptations/TV sequels go, Limitless is still an underrated gem. It had enough of the DNA from the original movie to feel like it's actually part of the story but had its own unique flavor that made the show really fun and different.

Surely, a Lady Gaga halftime show has to count for something…

I think the black was supposed to be a nod to Noir femme fatales, but yeah it did read supervillain a bit.

He was the scout troop leader who saw Cheryl at the start of the episode!

Yeah, there's definitely elements of Gossip Girl in there. But if they they channel Veronica Mars, I think we'll have a winner.

Golden period? Inception-era JGL would like a word.