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Ah hell, because the unlikable ones seemed to be so unrelentingly awful, I'll just say both. People like Rodney and Dan should've been the types that you love to hate, but nope, mostly just awful. Especially Will. But especially Dan.

Probst was in my top 5 characters this season. So that's not good. But hey, Mike won. It's something.

Glad you posted this. I've gotta think the producers are just messing with Dan at this point. Sadly, it also seems to be entirely lost on him.

That little chat with Carolyn was a master class in shit disturbing. The whole sequence was delightful.

I'll go with numbers/counting. You gotta get that down before moving on to math.

Now that Mike (apparently) isn't eating anything that moves, I have to agree with you.

What the finale hold in store remains to be seen, but at this point, it'll be difficult for me to judge this season on anything other than whether or not Mike wins.

Aunt Becky was on my flight back from Hawaii last year. Still a major babe.

I don't even watch the show, yet I still know who at least half of those are without even having to think too hard about it. A shame there's no 'delete' key, because that's gotta be wasted brain space.

Rodney's sister forgot his birthday. We know the rest.

I wonder how many people retreat into their houses when they see him walking up the driveway with the mail.

I'm curious to know what Dan's parents are like…could help settle some of the old nature vs. nurture debate.

There's a lot of competition here, but for my money, one of Dan's more annoying traits is how wrongly-convinced he is of the profundity of everything that comes out of his mouth. I have to imagine he spends time with some real mouthbreathers back at home.

Aside from a handful of slapstick moments during challenges, I am hard-pressed to think of any value or redeeming qualities that Will brought to this season.

I'm not a huge fan of the advantages generally, especially those that tip the playing field too far. The one thing I really dislike, though, is the producers keeping the rules of those advantages secret. It gives some players entirely too much power and the game itself starts looking a bit like Calvinball. Tony and

Watching The Nightly Show is like eating some of those flavorless store-brand cookies when you really want a nice chocolate chip cookie. I'll watch it because it's there, but I don't really feel like it was worth it after it's over.

Google tells me I've made 70492 searches with my main account. Oh boy.

Don't go looking for the ones of pregnant women with milk.

Topside…Castor…Helsinki. How does one get a job coming up with codenames for secret projects? It seems like a sweet gig!

I didn't start watching this show until a few months ago (thanks Amazon) and then binge-watched all of it in short order. Now people at the office avoid me because I keep telling anyone who will listen that they need to start watching it. GoT and Veep are back on too…that divot in the couch is gonna get a little