Colicchio is the best part of the show, without a doubt. His void is always felt whenever he's not judging.

My friend had that movie spoiled for him watching a Kids In The Hall skit, the Pit of Ultimate Darkness with Simon and Hecubus.

I always get "Sleuth" and "Deathtrap" with Christopher Reeve mixed up in my mind. I think it's because Michael Caine is in both movies.

I have a feeling that Nicholas is really suffering from the sleep deprivation that these contestants endure on reality shows. What was once calm and collected has certainly become frayed.

Wow, Colicchio's vote for best dish of the season is high praise.

I'd like to think her mind is mostly vacant unless she sees another hot female, then it's white-hot hatred.

That was going to be my comment on O'Neal's post. He used way to much punctuation.

Anyone figure out what Madonna was doing with her mouth? Did she put in some dentures or something before she did her bit of humming?

You have filled Jane Pauley with hurt and rage.

I have a question about the film voting. "The A.V. Club was wrong about…?"

My vote would go to The Americans, because of its Tusk-iness.

I need you on my Tuesday pub night trivia team. We have discovered that we are really bad with World Geography and Celebrity Gossip. Please tell me you have a subscription to People and US Weekly.

Key & Peele has become just as much appointment television for me as Chappelle Show ever was.

She was part of an answer at the quiz in my local Irish pub last week. The question was: "What 'animal' movies won Best Picture Oscars between 1975 and 1995, and starred the following actresses: Meryl Streep, Mary McDonnell, Louise Fletcher, and Jodie Foster?"

Thanks for that link. But fuck that site for playing a commercial five minutes into the video, right at the height of the solo.

What was Erik Adams' choice, Noah Cruickshank? Because the first thing that popped in my head was Lindsey Buckingham on "Go Your Own Way". I wish I had the talent to pull that solo off when I'm telling an ex to go fuck themselves.

They held off on doing that skit last time JT was on, probably out of respect for Robin Gibb's passing. Although it was hilarious, it wouldn't surprise me if they've put that sketch to rest.

This reads exactly like a Hugh Acheson blog on the Top Chef site.

"spotted dick"?

Lee Ann also had one of the more useful Top Chef blogs on their website. She would give insights on the prepping needed for the challenges, and would tell of any screwups or last-minute changes that made some of the challenges really difficult. She left Top Chef after Season 6, the rightfully lauded Las Vegas season…