And it was awesome.

That episode where they realize they've intentionally forgotten about the terrible Twos for each kid is both funny and creepy.

I've seen this trailer and I'm still not that convinced this is a real movie.

Jinx!

Oh good, I was afraid it was that crummy Little Brother novel.

On the plus side, now I can start from the beginning and watch all the way through without worrying about Disney's insane scheduling.

It's the second best behind Empire, and I will stand by that.

Abi was a dance teacher? That explains her insane balance there.

Here's a scary scenario: Jeremy gets blindsided and goes out while sitting on two idols.

I've always liked him and I'm all for his winning.

Unless they're editing all of it out, she might have settled down. In which case, watch out; she might creep through.

Oh god, I actually agreed with that. I actually thought tonight, "You know, it might not be a complete disaster if Abi makes the final."

Abi can be an annoyance, but mad respect for that immunity challenge performance.

Which as movie called Stuck by Stuart Gordon starring Stephen Rea and Mena Suvari.

I'm just reminded at how awful the original Agent Carter trailer was, with it's line about how "OMG A GIRL IS DOING A MAN'S JOB!" bullshit.

Further proof, as if it was needed, that St. Patrick's Day is the worst.

I was watching Hope Floats for my podcast the other night and laughed when I saw Mae Whitman's character, in 1998, was named Bernice. That's my great-grandmothers name.

Hey look, Dakota from Ben & Kate finally got a lead in a movie!

"but Nordic Gods did not look like Idris Elba either"

I just rewatched the trial (this is season 5, episode 22) and your description fits her in that scene to a T.