They will be aired in a coffee bar that offers streaming video hubs with their own tiny coffee bars.

When I saw his show live last year I didn't have my glasses and knew nothing about the show going in beyond its title, and I was left wondering for a good fifteen to twenty minutes why Mike McShane from Whose Line Is It Anyway was so fixated on Apple.

I'd like to at least see it get a fitting series finale that isn't just a castoff like so much of this year has felt like. Even if it's not so good now it was my favorite show for years.

"The song is “Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car,” and Jermaine barely
pretends to be sharing the stage with anyone, while Alexandria struggles
to emote from the billowy depths of a bizarre tunic/Halloween ghost
costume."

"Blake really dissed his wife by saying that women in sexy outfits are "all I have left"."

Aubrey is amazing TV. I absolutely loathe her but that's the point, she's deliberately playing villain because it's not like she has anything to lose. The producers won't let her win, but she will be on it until there are five people left tops, probably less.

I'm looking forward to the inevitable GIF of Brendon somehow failing to hop onto the finish properly and falling on his ass. That made me burst out laughing. So glad Bopper and Mark are still around for the reasons listed in this review, they're having such a great time seeing the world and it's infectious.

I would do the same five except with David Costabile instead of Arj Barker.

I am going to be the sole person to say that I liked Charlotte more than I liked Lex. Neither of them really blew me away (though when Lex would hit those higher notes I was like "oh damn"), but I'm getting really tired of Blake picking shrinking violets who just need to break through their stage fright or whatever. I…

I was really confused by Cee-Lo putting two of his best guys from auditions against each other. I mean, I get that they have sort of a similar quirky, slightly-off the beaten path quality but he should have used The Shields Brothers or someone as cannonfodder to get both through.

Man, I totally forgot that happened with Busey *twice.* Two episodes in a row, even!

Yeah, they fit over my glasses fine but I think it's a combination of my head being too big and my nose being too small or something because it's super uncomfortable.

I definitely like it when it's well done (Hugo and Coraline are the two movies that come to mind immediately) but I wear eyeglasses and don't have contacts, so actually wearing the 3D glasses over another pair gets really frustrating.

I was sort of interested in the movie marathon thing right up until I saw "in 3D" for three movies in a row. Six hours of that would suck.

The Busey parallel is that the men all think he's useless and holds the group back but Trump keeps him in repeatedly because "YOU SHOULD USE HIM BETTER." Personality-wise they're not much alike.

They are trying hard to make Lou the new Gary Busey, right down to tonight's episode mirroring the one where Richard Hatch got the boot instead of Busey despite the men's team's wishes. It's not really taking for me, but next week looks like a beautiful disaster.

I do! The Celebrity Apprentice basically became my favorite trainwreck reality show a couple years ago in the season with Rod Blagojevich and Cyndi Lauper. I think I'm just addicted to competitive reality shows.

He has a sick parent. They mentioned her a couple times.

That was great. I think the editors have gotten better at crafting narratives for the matches than they were last year; the Technician vs. Performer storyline with Chris vs. Monique was fantastic. And Chris has a *much* better shot at winning a singing competition based on fan voting than Monique because he's a…

Hey, Phillip Shepherd was like the second or third-biggest character on his season. T-Dog is way more Cowboy Rick than Phillip.