Has he or has he assumed they were dating, which is why they needed to "dump" him?

Justice for Barb(ara).

Not gonna lie, that video may have just awakened the Dean fangirl inside of me.

I'm still waiting for the pay-off on Jack Swagger's jump to SmackDown. ;)

Jinder elbowed the hell out of him. Fragility had nothing to do with it.

Your second paragraph has traumatized me. Thank you.

Well Dolph tried to get her to talk about it on Talking Smack (and Kevin congratulated her), but they changed the subject with the quickness.

I didn't want to make this part of the piece, but congratulations to Dean and Renee, I guess? Maybe?

Obviously I wrote quite a bit about this episode, but I'll add that I 100% agree with your comment. It also helps this episode had Jake himself be wacky but not to a point of being worrisome. (He and Amy had the phone thing, but it was at least a mutual wackiness.)

She did then immediately blame him for not sacrificing himself to the rats, so probably not. I think we're just supposed to read into them truly being BFF now.

Classic Myles.

I love this. Keep up the good work.

You're my kind of people, Evil Lincoln.

The answer to what's going on is "maple syrup — all the time," and the answer to whether or not you should start is "yes."

Well considering my new, 100% correct theory that Hermione is the killer—alongside her youth companion, Archie, of course—I think he actually made the right call.

Dare to dream, Shields.

Sorry, you're going to have to get the ASFI from another source. Apa honestly does absolutely nothing for me.

"Ginger Judas" is still such a great line.

Counterpoint: You did. We all did.

"I haven’t been this invested in a real estate storyline in a teen drama since the first season of The O.C. Caleb Nichol, you rat bastard." That's what I wrote in my episode 6 review. I just hope things move along soon to reach that glory.