They're taking with the law, here. Due process is a right that can be asserted by the accused, not the accuser. Tittle IX has been used with respect to rape cases, but it's a discrimination charge, not due process.

What do you consider the start of the "Golden Age"?

There's a big difference between Kitty being right that she was hiding evidence, and Kitty being right to accuse her of hiding evidence.

"she was right to be aggressive in the obstruction of justice."

I've been rewatching My Name is Earl, and there was a scene where Crabman has a turtle, and another character has a bearded dragon. Coincidence, or plagiarism?

And apparently, lethal does is somewhere around 7000 mg. Not exactly the sort level of drug one would get from a bit of chemical leeching out of some plastic. I just hope I don't ever have to explain why I was googling "GHB lethal does".

I get the feeling that they expect us to be burning with curiosity about the details, waiting for new episodes to find out. I'm like "meh".

I'm less willing to afford dramatic license on a whodunnit. Part of the fun of watching a whodunnit is trying to figure the case out before the detective does. If the case doesn't make sense, that kinda ruins it. I felt a bit cheated last week, as I made an effort to figure it out (if I hadn't been watching live, I…

So cheap that it's a substitute for plastic, yet worth so much, it's worth killing over. Huh?

"Zero sum" means that any benefit that one player gets is at the expense at another player. If you was to be really nitpicky, it's not completely zero sum, since there are considerations other than the prize money.

If you're going to give a necklace to someone, the time to do it is TC. Anything else is just giving people more time to coordinate their votes.

When Jeff said it was "good news" that there was no tribal council, I was thinking "It's a zero-sum game. It has to be bad news for someone". If nothing else, it's a wasted IC win for Keith. But of course all the contestants have to pretend to glad about no TC.

A major factor in alliance stability is no clear power imbalances. If everyone's in a couple, no one has an advantage. If there's two couples and three singles, there's an obvious final four.

Or try to pull a Tony, and just alternate between the two alliances until he and his partner are the only ones left.

So, if I want to discuss it on Twitter, should I write ##Huyopa?

Why would there be puppets? I don't remalkovitch there being any mention of puppets in the history of Abelard and Heloise.

They sure finished that eviction quickly. Doesn't it normally require at least 30 days notice? And that's when the people you're trying to evict aren't lawyers.

Isn't it a bit odd that Castro took the bait? Presumably, he has access to the same polling data that Eli has, so he knows that a two way race is a disaster for him. Isn't a three-way race his best chance at a win?

If I'm keeping track of all the negatives correctly, I think you meant

"That scene where Alicia and Diane have two different notions about what is "the latest news" crystallizes that point beautifully. Alicia's thinking about Castro's press conference; Diane's thinking about Trey Wagner's death."