I have no problem with this because I have yet to see a single minute of the show or hear anybody talking about it at all beyond desperate attempts to be pop culture savvy on WWE Raw. Charlie Sheen existing in his own little TV vacuum is fine with me.

I have no problem with this because I have yet to see a single minute of the show or hear anybody talking about it at all beyond desperate attempts to be pop culture savvy on WWE Raw. Charlie Sheen existing in his own little TV vacuum is fine with me.

The only good thing about the Beth/Simon stuff right now is that it's giving Cam and Kevin a reason to still be on the show.

The only good thing about the Beth/Simon stuff right now is that it's giving Cam and Kevin a reason to still be on the show.

I didn't like this episode as much as prior ones, I think because I like the cast interacting and right now they're all in their own worlds. The Raquel stuff was gold, the Abby stuff ended great and the "goodbye, Abby Vargas" bit was fantastic, and everything else was a little "okay, and?" Especially Beth this week,…

I didn't like this episode as much as prior ones, I think because I like the cast interacting and right now they're all in their own worlds. The Raquel stuff was gold, the Abby stuff ended great and the "goodbye, Abby Vargas" bit was fantastic, and everything else was a little "okay, and?" Especially Beth this week,…

I have no clue how Bravo haven't given Sucklord a show yet unless they have and he doesn't want one (which would shock me). I would watch that instead of fucking Gallery Girls or whatever.

I have no clue how Bravo haven't given Sucklord a show yet unless they have and he doesn't want one (which would shock me). I would watch that instead of fucking Gallery Girls or whatever.

I liked Work of Art. In some ways it was kind of a hilariously cynical show in the way it was edited; both Miles in season one and Young in season two pretty much came off like they gamed the system to make the final (Miles by outright playing a Tortured Artist character, Young by continually going "I'm going to pick…

I liked Work of Art. In some ways it was kind of a hilariously cynical show in the way it was edited; both Miles in season one and Young in season two pretty much came off like they gamed the system to make the final (Miles by outright playing a Tortured Artist character, Young by continually going "I'm going to pick…

The people who rate things on IMDb? Probably not so much.

The people who rate things on IMDb? Probably not so much.

"The Cool of the Day" was shockingly gorgeous. Maybe my favorite musical performance that's been on CBB.

"The Cool of the Day" was shockingly gorgeous. Maybe my favorite musical performance that's been on CBB.

Yeah, talking about 9/11 is not the kind of ridiculousness I like from Charlie. He should have done some sort of bizarre act of method acting and pretended to be an entirely different person who had no clue why he had been invited there.

Yeah, talking about 9/11 is not the kind of ridiculousness I like from Charlie. He should have done some sort of bizarre act of method acting and pretended to be an entirely different person who had no clue why he had been invited there.

I actually stopped watching after Charlie was booted because he was the only one I cared about, and that was in a "what kind of insane thing is Charlie going to do this week?" context. Blake winning elicits a big "uh, okay" from me, but it could have been worse in that it could have been Ali.

I actually stopped watching after Charlie was booted because he was the only one I cared about, and that was in a "what kind of insane thing is Charlie going to do this week?" context. Blake winning elicits a big "uh, okay" from me, but it could have been worse in that it could have been Ali.

Martin Starr breaking into the goofiest fucking laugh in response to Scottabot's Twilight anecdote was wonderful.

Martin Starr breaking into the goofiest fucking laugh in response to Scottabot's Twilight anecdote was wonderful.