Can somebody refresh my memory — was Ginger killed last season? Or is she just not around for some other reason?

I'm so glad someone pointed out the Helix thing. Fellow veterans of black goo unite! We'll trade war stories or something while waiting to discover if this guy is a thousand year old vampire or whatever.

Spoiler alert: Britt Robinson is credited on IMDB for appearing in another seven episodes in s2. We get to deal with undead-Angie appearing in dreams or as apparitions or maybe just reincarnating. Boooo. This show can't even commit to killing a character. (Natalie Martinez is credited with six more episodes, so…

He also gets the best moment of the episode when his sighting of “sustenance” turns out to be a 24-hour restaurant, and he cheerfully decides to have breakfast for dinner.

A pimple that wasn’t even mentioned in “Part 2!”

A contestant died on the French version of Survivor in 2013. It was a tug of war challenge and the person experienced arm cramping, and later suffered a series of heart attacks while being transferred in a helicopter. He was only 25. It was the first day of filming of the 13th season of the show, which was canceled…

He's also an Olympic champion at Overcompensating For Baldness with a Stupid Hat.

Woo was off playing Tropical Island Summer Hangout Adventure while everyone else was playing Survivor.

Let's be honest here — it probably didn't take too many times of Clark coming out of the shower without wet hair for Martha to begin wondering. It's one thing to fool a person in a bar, but quite another to fool someone you live with, even if part time.

I would love to see Probst have to awkwardly pull those votes out of an urn. And you know they'd all be spelled like "Joff" and "Paul :(" and such.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but hasn't she harangued Spencer about being too easy to read and showing his emotions too easily? At the tribal council she did a whole fist pump and let out a "Yeah!" when the last Trish vote was read, unable to control her happiness. And then of course there was the finger. She is doing…

It's the drama-llama!

Trish has been shown to be a realist when it comes to strategy. I think she would totally understand and give him a vote if Tony simply tells her that in that moment at tribal council he saw Kass being such an unbelievable ass and knew that the best thing for his game was to keep Kass on general goatery principles. …

Oh man, couple that with overconfidence when dealing with the jury ("I'm a trial lawyer, this is just like closing arguments!") and it would make for the most delightful schadenfreude cake.

Agreed. As I see it, the only possible winners now are Tony or Spencer, and Spencer is at a heck of a disadvantage. Trish and Woo have been practically non-existent in confessionals, and there's no way that Kass gets any votes even if she makes it all the way. Tony not using an idol tonight means he could even give…

Up until this episode, I was pretty sure that Tony was getting the winner's edit. Now I think he might be getting the Russell edit: he'll make it to the final but get no votes because of all the wreckage he left in his wake.

We now know that Gene is not going to say no to a butter lunch.

"I'm Perd Hapley, and you're listening to me comment on a game that is happening."

Every time I see Peter Outerbridge on screen, I miss ReGenesis. However, that's probably the perfect vibe for this show and excellent casting. (And it's Henrick according to this Hollywood Reporter article.)

The NSA guys were the perfect outlet for the show to contain metacommentary about itself without actually being meta, since the conversations happen in the actual world of the show. (Does that make it meta-meta?) I've always admired that this show is written by people who clearly love watching TV and have the chops…