Or, a warning that they need to start introducing characters not voiced by the main cast. It won't look desperate if they introduce them before the other cast members die/leave, right?

They'd just better hope no one else dies in the next 25 years.

Do people have to work Simpsons quotes into everything?

The problem is that the clue is being given in public. In past seasons, the clues have been hidden, and people could get them without people knowing that they had them. I think that when we get to the auction, whoever is at the bottom will figure they don't have anything to lose from people knowing they have the clue,…

Monica's quote is hardly original.

If someone's feeling really brave, they could palm some tree mail and throw that into the fire, and hope no one notices.

And what sort of coins were involved, and what, if any, nicknames did you have for them?

But isn't "Get people to look like a villain for doing exactly the same thing you're doing" what every smart Survivor does?

Something he missed is that you should discuss with her what attracted you to her. If you can compliment her without making reference to her physical appearance, that will likely make her feel more secure. And if you can't think of any compliments that don't involve her physical appearance, you're in serious trouble.

1) I wonder whether asking for a particular sexual scenario that involves her initiating, rather than specifically asking her to initiate, would be a good place to start. Like "I've always had a fantasy of waking up to a woman giving me a blowjob" or something.

Luke wears glasses?

I realize that criminals are often quite dumb, but it's a bit contrived how the criminals keep leaving clues.

So, Luke was alive in 1994?

Luke looks different to me somehow. Did he get a new haircut?

When was the last season when no HII got played?

Plus, they obviously can't talk with Monica about the real reasons for the vote.

I think Coolest Kid was saying that since Hayden played baseball, he expected him to dominate the Immunity Challenge more (it being centered around throwing things).

The same thought crossed my mind, too.

Azazel freed Lillith. Lillith freed Lucifer. Lucifer summoned Death. At one point, I was wondering whether each Big Bad's was just going to bring forth the next.

Yes, the article is very light on the details. Like did he choose the seats, or did the airline choose them for him? How clear was it that the seats weren't next to each other? Etc.