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Dude, that's a bit harsh...I'm sure Steve isn't the only one who can't operate his iPhone.

Nooooo, too soon Gugny!!!! It would have been funnier if you'd waited a bit.

Oh really? That should be interesting...I'll have to check out some of his interviews at AMC.com

Ah okay, I saw a couple reruns of earlier seasons but didn't start really watching until Survivor China in 2007. Hoping this season is better than the last one!

So that season had Amber, Colby, and Jerri? Surprised I missed that one....must have an early season.

What if we could find a way to reverse the effects of the pot damage by smoking it in through our rectums? Sort of like how superman can fly around the world backwards.

I never saw Survivor Aussie....what's your guys take on Skupin? Oh, this is the guy who fell into the fire?? I saw clips of that....his skin was shedding off when they put him in the water afterwards...pretty intense.

Im glad Russell's back...that dude was a gamer and I hated to see him leave.

No kidding lol...I only remember maybe a few nights in the past where the BBAD show was actually entertainign enough that I watched it straight through, and this is like the third time it's happened just this season. It started off a bit slow this year, but it's picked up quite a lot. I don't know if you agree with this, but I honestly had NO idea how frickin annoying Danielle was until I started watching the feed. She is one of the most self-centered, insecure, annoying women I've ever seen on TV. You'd never guess it by the edit she gets for the shows, but seeing how she really is on a daily basis is not a very enjoyable experience.

My favorite is TuneIn radio....gotta give props to Stojan for that one, though....I'm addicted to it and use it every day.

Okay, you twisted my arm....

I just re-watched the clip that NewBills posted...does anyone else think it's really cool when you see how much different the actor is in real life vs the character he plays? Seems like J.Banks is a very emotional, humble man...possible the complete opposite of Mike is several key ways...I just find that very interesting and it seems to almost give me even more respect for the skill of this particular actor.

I don't care, I blame Norwood. Kickers have one fuggin job...do your job.

They better hope that fugger is dead before they get too caught up in their ass-head convention

Just as a f/u to the John Murphy interview, Tavaris disclosed that one of his college coaches was currrent Bills QB coach David Lee.

I don't know if anyone listened to the TJax interview with John Murphy, but one of the things he said was that Coach Lee was also his coach in college. Call me crazy, but that little tidbit is significant.

Yep, totally agree. The cerebral game takes precedence over the physical. Cerebral players can find a way to win a challenge, but no way in hell can some cranially-vacant player like Shane ever devise and carry out a winning strategy. If anything ever happened to Brit, he'd be wandering around the BB house like a lost child.

I can't even tell the heads from the asses on some of those birds

I completely disagree with your take on MIke and Walt, but that video was awesome....thanks for posting

TJax gonna be on the John Murphy show on WGR at 7pm tonight.

LOL..quote of the day.... "I don't trust him any further than I can throw him, and I could actually throw that little fukker pretty far" -Frank talking about Ian

It'll be interesting to see if Coach Lee can help Tavaris' game reach a higher level.

The thing with Frank is that he's really in a tough spot...after the double eviction show, he pretty much was left alone in a team of one. So if he's had to sort of be more trusting and be open to other alliances,I can't really blame him, you know?

Nice write-up, Jay...as always. I don't give the episode the same grade that you gave it, but reading your review helped me to realize that even though I don't feel this episode was that strong by Gilligan standards, it was strong in terms of its relation to the previous and future episodes of S5. Your review talks more about events that have already happened, or will soon happen, than it does events that actually occur during "Say My Name". From that perspective I'd rate it pretty highly, as well. That was one of my favorite scenes...as he notices something about the photos, the voice of his boss on the video conferencing becomes inaudible and we're sort of drawn into the photos, as well. Then all of a sudden you hear, "Hank!", and we all sort of snap out of it together and re-focus on the meeting. Details like this are one of the main reasons I love this show.