I think I might be the only person in the world that disagrees with the assertion that a music television would be irrelevant nowadays.
MTV stopped playing videos simply because reality programming made them more money, the same way the History Channel broadcasts those ice truck shows or A&E (Arts and Entertainment)…

I'm Belgian, so I am also quite aware of how the tragedy went down.
After being marooned off the coast, the contestants made it to the beach where production made them stand in the sun for hours while they were setting up the sequence where the host (Denis Brogniart) introduces the team.
The contestant collapsed, fell…

This season is shot in the exact same location where a contestant died after standing for hours in the sun on the French edition of Survivor a couple of years ago.
You would think that the production of the US Survivor would at least have taken that into consideration and avoided keeping contestants digging in hot sand…

This article basically explains what happens, and it's… errr complicated to say the least:
http://presidentelect.org/a…

I don't know why, but, before reading this article, I was absolutely certain Tim Curry had died years ago.

Clearly an inferior Random Roles compared to the ultimate benchmark: Victor Garber's. But still pretty enjoyable nevertheless.

It happened at least once on 24 during season 7.
The mole at the FBI shot his accomplice and then shot himself in the arm to make it appear as if he had killed her in self defense.

I have. I find her dreadful.

How did Lady Gaga get nominated exactly? Does Ryan Murphy hold compromising pics of certain Golden Globes voters?

Seems legit!

Well, we didn't get the usual color palette scheme comment from Sava, but we did get the good ol' "This show needs to have MORE Inhumans" one.

Anyone else creeped out by Jay and Gloria's kid?

He already looked old in the classic Seinfeld episode, "The Chinese Restaurant."

By the way, THERE WILL BE A MAGICIAN AT THE PARTY. (just in case any of you missed that important plot point that was repeated at least 20 times during this episode).

I think you mean Purple Kelly, aka the invisible woman.

I do love Sally though. She's campy, smart and bitchy, which is basically what you want from a Shonda Rhimes show.

I rewatched it 3 times. It looks like a poor CGI job, which is weird because they redid the whole Jay/Gloria part of the credits anyway.
CGI or not, that kid's eyes are creepy as hell in those opening credits though.

Hiding the idol at the challenge location was a stroke of genius from the producers. The "contestants trying to get the key/Kelley checking whether it was safe to snatch the key" sequence got me on the edge of my seat.

No, it's an attack on "SJW's". Because, of course, it fucking is.

I hate breakfast food. I just don't get the appeal.