It was essentially presenting a fairy tale alongside its more brutal realistic counterpart. Very effective.

It was basically Bilbo telling the tale of Fargo's Hobbit, Lou Solverson.

I agree, every episode Spencer isn't voted out the more his "winner's edit" seems to be coming true. Jeremy is still in play to win if he can make it to the final tribal, and I'd love that, but this episode showed Tasha making a play for her resume too. And Wentworth is still a threat if she makes it to the FTC,…

Abi voted for Keith at the end, so if Spencer sniffed that out and decided to go with the more solid alliance, he did a fantastic job. Otherwise, he just did the stable thing/made the power play against Wentworth.

Keith might be too likable to take to the finals. I think only Jeremy is a lock if he makes final two or final three. Spencer, Wentworth, and Tasha all feel pretty equitable at this point.

That was gravedigger James' strategy all three times played. He never won. He did tend to make the jury, though.

I actually just re-watched season 16, Fans vs. Favorites, when Erik gave his immunity necklace to Natalie. It remains as absurd a development as it seemed then.

I'm guessing either both idols are played — why not, it's the last time they can be — but, maybe, also, that there's a three-way tie. The preview showed Kimmi and Keith conspiring, so maybe Tasha/Jeremy and Wentworth/Spencer, or Tasha/Wentworth and Jeremy/Spencer, are voting together thinking the Double Ks are voting…

Ha, yeah, Abi's talk about who she wanted to "take" to the end was great. Girl, it's who is willing to drag you to the end that's the question. Apparently, only Wentworth. Whoops.

I agree that's what Keith was trying to say — then he realized that Jeremy and Tasha were there and hadn't been picked for either reward. So it sounded like the obvious bullshit it was and he couldn't really pretend.

That could be said of all my comments, really.

Hmm… I have a sudden urge to enter a port town and make very poor decisions before submitting myself to a war machine.

Dan Harmon might be the only person alive capable of making Jonah Ray appealing.

I would eat Carly Rae Jepson's pie.

Damn it. Just when I think I'm out, they pull me back in.

Large things have small beginnings.

Gibberish? I'm 99% certain I heard her say "Tay Zonday" several times.

I know why the golden lasso stings…

My only regret is that this beautiful comment won't get to see the glory it deserves.

I believe it's the first known recording of a "lemon party."