I'm impressed that Morgan has opted to keep it classy. That was not her MO when she was in the game.

I seriously thought Probst was just trying to use a word with multiple syllables in the hopes that she wouldn't know the meaning and would give a Kat-type response. YOU LOSE JEFF, SHE KNOWS THAT WORD.

Leaking the information doesn't really hurt Spencer. It forces the ball into the court of Tony's alliance. If they knew Spencer had the idol, would Tony & co. have had enough guts to vote for Spencer, with the expectation that he would give the idol to Jeremiah? I don't think so. They can't assume he's going to…

He definitely should have gone with yer Option One. After Jefra strategized in the water with her alliance, Spencer should have told her that he had the idol and would play it. If she agreed to vote with them, then she could have told him who Tony & co. were voting for, thus guaranteeing that he played it on the…

I have no doubt that the & co. of Kass and Trish are smart enough to get out either Spencer or Tasha next week. Not going to say the same for Tony and his gullible surfer buddy.

I think Jefra goes next week, just because Tony is paranoid and they don't really need her vote. Tasha or Spencer are smarter people to gun for, obviously, but I'm sure Tony feels comfortable with the numbers.

I was hoping for it, but they were editing it too heavily that way and I started to get a sinking feeling after the immunity challenge.

To be fair, given that actual Tribals are two hours long and we just get edited bits, it's possible that other comments were made besides that one, leading Spencer to believe the vote was going his way.

Frustrating episode, as I really wanted Jefra to flip and I really wanted Spencer to play the idol for Jeremiah. Neither thing happened. Disgusting.

I know it's never going to happen because the toy stores would boycott, but you could make an absolutely terrifying R-rated 'Jurassic Park' film if you wanted to.

Ah, when 'The Simpsons' could just casually toss jokes like that off without even trying.

Top three on 'Darkness' for me would be "Racing in the Street," the title track and "Adam Raised a Cain." I really love the outtake version of "Racing in the Street" from 'The Promise,' too. Such a different vibe, yet it still works stupendously. Those album sessions produced an embarrassment of riches.

"The Shape of Things to Come"- The Ramones
"Honey Are You Straight Or Are You Blind"- Elvis Costello
"When the Night Comes Falling From the Sky"- Bob Dylan
"Last Dance"- Neil Young
"Wrong Side of the Road"- Tom Waits

Unfortunately, I'm a Mavs fan. The San Antonio death machine is like basketball water torture. Game 1 was weird for both teams—no rhythm at all on either side. Should be just a better basketball game tonight. I just want us to magically make this a series! On the plus-ish side for Dallas, Game 1 was their worst…

'Jurassic Park.' My child self would throw a boot at me if I answered anything differently.

I was reading along like, "OK, OK, that's probably fair enough," and then I reached the sentence where 'Public Enemies' was defended. Ooooooooo, no. Considering all the talent involved, that movie was just a waste. A boring waste. How you make a movie about John Dillinger boring, I'm not sure, but it happened.

'Chronicle' never really did it for me. I read the positive reviews touting it as an unexpectedly neat found footage movie. Then, I watched the thing and was confronted by a horribly undercooked movie, that, at best, had a few neat ideas. One of my more disappointing movie-viewing experiences of late, as I wanted…

The lyric category was a little tricky. I knew all of those lyrics, but for a few of them, the title wouldn't pop to mind for a moment. I'm sure if I was on the show, I would have gunned for that category only to get flustered.

This isn't a Macklemore song…

That's too bad for the five people who actually pay for Netflix subscriptions.