I'm sad that the Duck Dynasty guys went home, but bald snarking the human statue task was a bad, bad idea. Didn't they already have like 30 of the 75 (insert Polish money here) that they needed? That's way too far into the task to give up. Sigh. Too bad they weren't total hams like the Afghanimals. I could've easily given them up.

However, I do like a lot of the teams still in the race. I am enjoying the Boston couple a lot. They work well together and they don't bicker. I still like the married ER doctors. The Baseball Wives are not nearly as bad as I thought they would be. And I'm liking the tasks this season. They are back to more than just "Go here. Do this. Take a taxi to the pit stop."

Zlotys! (Polish currency, the name of which makes me smile for some reason.)

Top Chef NOLA:

Heh, I saw my friend Jay at the Halloween party on Top Chef. This was the ep he tried to hook me up with going to, but it just didn't work out.

Man, Michael is a tool! This interview solidifies it for me: [link]

I'm so glad that Nina didn't get kicked off, too! Now if we can just get rid of Travis, I will be OK with pretty much everyone left.

I'm relatively happy with the Last Chance Kitchen results so far, too.

What cuisine was it Travis claimed to be an expert in this week? Italian?

Mexican! 'Cause of all the Latinos in Colorado.

He's way better at it than Carlos, for sure.

Mexican! 'Cause of all the Latinos in Colorado.

Right! I think there should be a drinking game.

There is something off about PR:All-stars. I'm enjoying seeing designers I know and for the most part like, and the runways are pretty good, but neither the judging nor the mentoring do anything for me. I knew I didn't like Georgina Chapman and I didn't expect much from Alyssa Milano, but Isaac Mizrahi should be more entertaining.