I completely agree on the 180 on Justin. I disliked Sara more than him, but he is just flaming out the past couple of episodes. He's not even giving himself a chance to Blais-out because even though he shows flashes of being great, he just beats himself almost every challenge.

Was it weird for you to be so excited about how good Travis was? Because I weirded myself about how excited I was at Travis' success. It looked like he did a great job. I also loved his purple shirt and tie to color code with the team.

I know he's married, but I am so in love with Nick at this point. Well I have been all season. Oh man. He's like physical perfection, and, as Sonia said, the picture of competency. I wish I had lived in Philadelphia while he was in charge of stuff, and I'm going to seek out his restaurants next time I visit. Like, I…

I agree as well. I know it's probably editing but it sounds like she mentions her tutelage under Wolfgang Puck at every single turn, but she left working for him (or was fired?) and now works for an airport restaurant. Or did before the show. Her mentioning Wolfgang at every opportunity gave her a "do you know who my…

Forgiven because you're correct, she was a part of some serious supermarket bullshit earlier.

What? Last year was just like this year. Pay for a sin you've committed, and see how the reigning champion deals with it. That was completely the thread last season.

Me too! I always take a minute to sit back and think "how is he going to make them pay for that mistake? What's the biggest sin?" And while I don't think it was Sara's biggest sin, it was a great play on what went down. It was probably also just nitpicking on one specific detail that went wrong just to avoid rubbing…

Yeah, he relaxed and became believable.

Are we sure that's not just in certain neighborhoods? In any city you have unsavory neighborhoods, and nice neighborhoods. People probably just live in the nice neighborhoods.

Haha! I didn't even think of the hat idea. Probably not a "shot" but also probably a reference. Good thought.

I think that with the case of cooking drugs, it was that this base product was so new that no one had figured out a good formula. Once the formula had been figured out, then you could totally program a robot to do it. But they needed the person with the formula and method first.

He reminded me of a baby bear. Maybe less cute, but foraging around like that.

Yeah! And I was kind of sad about it.

And then oooh what a kiss that was. Hopefully we get our payoff here.

Things you didn't know you needed in your life until they happened. It was amazing.

Why does it have to be that Sophie's Choice between those two and not whatever will air at 830 instead of B99 and also Rasing Hope (which I love but has gone on for a long time)?

It's really, really good, and though there are "case of the week" elements, it is much more serialized than what I think you're thinking of. I had written it off, assuming "ugh CBS legal drama," but then I caught the Season 4 finale and was hooked. I spent the summer watching the previous 4 seasons, and was never…

If you cared, you'd set your DVR to record for an hour after the show was supposed to finish airing, just for good measure. Or you could do what I did, which is find out from Twitter what time the Amazing Race actually started, and pay attention to a clock and turn on the TV an hour after that. Is it annoying? Sure.…

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I don't think Peter would be so cool with her being such a big part of the team since if he had slept with her he would have a vague idea that this baby could be his.

I disagree with you. These new guys are bringing a fun weirdness to the show and are very in line with what sketch teams are doing these days. Light, fun weirdness, and I love having it on my tv.