I think it's a little late to say fuck everyone who watches The Apprentice.

I was hoping David was going to out Jay for having an idol, after he got his fake one.

I guess The Walking Dead will be in part 2.

I laughed out loud at the face Spencer made when he was looking down at his guts. Then I felt bad about myself for a split second. Then I said "fuck it, that face was funny" and I laughed again.

Yeah, that pissed me off too. I loved Tony. Doesn't mean I'd want anything to do with him in real life. You create a character, who is an anti-hero by the way, make him likeable as hell and played by one of the best actors of his time, and then act snobby about the fact that people don't seem to "get" that he's a bad…

I thought he was going to have a Terminator eye.

Are you kidding, he hates the show. I think the grades he assigns are almost random.

Don't cry, Brett! Cops don't cry!

Zeke was really annoying in this episode too. Cockiness really doesn't suit him.

No shit? If she wins again, fuck it, she really is the best ever.

Also, they had no idea which way Will would go, it looked like. To me he really looked like he was leaning toward Zeke's side. He likes Jay, and he had a right to be pissed at Ken.
Definitely a great episode for Adam, almost the exact opposite of all his past episodes.

Fuck that. I get one text from that fucker and I'm going to be figuring out how to petition for impeachment.

It's how I felt until two hours ago. This was some of the best Survivor ever.

Gregory goes out of his way to kiss their asses, asked another group to do the dirty work of fighting back, and will turn against anyone other than himself at the drop of a dime. Rick is nothing like him at all, for all his faults. Rick is just biding his time because it's impossible to fight back at the moment.

Goddammit, this thread is making me hungry.

For a moment there I thought this was going to turn into a Penthouse forum story.

It was a good move by Jay. I didn't think they would actually do it. Great job by Bret and Sunday covering it up, although maybe they didn't believe it either.

I kind of feel Hatch did a lot for gay people too, albeit unintentionally. Gay was pretty far down on the list of things he was known and remembered for. And you had a 72 year old Navy Seal aligning with and being utterly loyal to him. It was interesting.

I loved it. It was one of my favorite King books as well and the mini series really did a good job with it.

Is there really any evidence that people were done watching, or was it just the usual complainers bitching? And the premiere was great. The people who hated the finale had to double down and hate the premiere as well, after five months of predicting that it would not justify the cliffhanger that made them so mad.