Also, isn't the fact that Maeve decided NOT to leave, but to go back for her "daughter", a pretty big thing?

Because HBO.

Negan's apology to Carl was one of the more interesting moments of the episode.

If Father Gabriel isn't careful, he's gonna fuck around and make me like him.

For a show this popular, they really should have enough money to license out a more popular song for someone to sing/whistle than the public domain hits they typically use.

He also loves rocking on his heels, and also saying something along the lines of, "Well look at you!" any time someone either a) stands up to him or b) finally shows him a side he likes.

I forgot it was 90 minutes and turned it off at the 10:00 ad break.

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IIRC, there normally aren't this many people left in the game during the Loved Ones challenge. Nor are there typically this many people still left at Day 31.

Yeesh. In that case, I can see why they never did it again.

Maybe it's a surprise 42-day season? It's been a while, to say the least, since they've done 42 days though.

By the third confessional of Will yelling at the camera and getting wild eyes, I shouted back, "OH MY GOD, DUDE, CHILL THE FUCK OUT."

Agreed. This was a great episode for Adam. I would say it's the start of his winner's edit if I didn't think all of this will all get turned on its head next week.

Glad to see Claire Huxtable got free of Cliff's triflin' ass.

You know, Will gets mad about not getting the credit he deserves, but I'm struggling to think of anything he's actually done. When he's on the right side of the vote, it's mostly because he changed streams after learning the numbers were against him anyway. Sure, the edit is probably leaving out a lot, but you'd think…

"Tell me why I deserve to be sitting there more than either of the people next to you."

I would bet every penny I have on Will being the most confrontational jury member at the end of this.

Yeah, she's going to compromise her perfect record. But as a fellow Puerto Rican and Person Who Enjoys Outback Steakhouse, I'll never not root like crazy for Sandra.

Is this the earliest they've ever done loved ones visits? That took up damn near a half hour, not that I'm complaining (although seeing Adam stuck in the sand under that beam made me legitimately squirm).

I love how Will complained about not being taken seriously, while also noting that Jay is the only person who respects him, when he hasn't been voting with Jay for weeks now. Hell, he voted for Jay on the night Taylor went home, and that was after blowing up Jay's spot about the hidden immunity idol.