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Twenty episodes, and the cooks finally see the inside of a real kitchen. The judges meet the remaining six contestants on the top of a roof because whatever. Oh, wait. Five contestants. Krissi is afraid of heights. The cooks will take over WP 24, one of Wolfgang Puck’s many “fine dining” restaurants. Natasha and Bri are team captains. In a schoolyard pick, the teams are: Continue reading
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The next Face Off Spotlight Challenge begins at the House Of Horrors at Universal Studios. Frankenstein! Frankie! Frank. Franklin. Frankenberries. The contestants are split into teams of three and will have three days to create a future Frankenstein and his bride. The teams are: Continue reading
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Jesse’s Shady Santa Claus routine has attracted the attention of an entrepreneurial hobo. He begins collecting stacks of money from neighbors’ yards and finds Jesse’s abandoned car, which is filled with cash. The car’s owner is staring skyward in a nearby playground. Continue reading
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With only five contestants, there are no weak links left on Brother vs. Brother. The first house that the contestants will have to guestimate is a three bedroom, three bathroom 1920s Spanish bungalow. Homes in the area are valued between $800k and $1.3 million. Continue reading
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It’s Episode Infinity of MasterChef, and the contestants are multiplying. There are seven count them seven cooks left, and they are faced with a Mystery Box containing a t-bone steak. The cooks have forty-five minutes to cook a steak dish. Blah blah blah, brussel sprouts, onions, fingerling potatoes, freshly ground pepper, sizzling grills, and time’s up. Continue reading
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It’s Flomuary and March of 3013 near Planet Z-7, and there’s a strange sound traveling through outer space. By Arbor Day, it has reached Planet Earth. Hermes calls his friend Shazam to figure out the name of the song (which, SPOILER ALERT AND/OR CAPTAIN OBVIOUS is from Close Encounters of the Third Kind). Professor Farnsworth decides to track Fry’s brainwaves to figure out what part of his brain is triggered by the sound to narrow down the tune. He isolated a memory from Dec 31st, 1999, the day Fry fell in the freezer tube. Because the memory still exists in Fry’s unconscious mind, Farnsworth induces a dream state to recreate the moment he hears the music. Continue reading
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The contestants on converge at a masquerade ball at the Park Plaza Hotel in Hollywood to start their journey towards becoming the next great name in movie magic. This season, it’s Face Off veterans versusFace Off newbies. The cast of Heros Of Cosplay, a new Syfy show that I will not be watching, join the contestants at the ball to introduce the first Foundation Challenge: create an original character inspired by one of the costume partygoers. The winner receives immunity, and the judge is the screenwriter and director Catherine Hardwick. Continue reading
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The final season begins with a flash forwards. A newly-bearded Walt arrives at his former home, which has long since been abandoned. Someone spray painted “Heisenberg” on the living room wall, and bugs inhabit Skylar’s once-clean kitchen countertops, and kids are skateboarding in an empty pool. Walt retrieves a small vial from behind an outlet cover in the bedroom that I assume contains ricin. On his way back to the car, he sees his neighbor. “Hello, Carol.” Continue reading
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Both teams have three contestants left, two days, and $25k to finish their houses. Monica takes over the laundry room for Team Drew and magically finds room in the budget to purchase a stackable washer and dryer. Drew arrives with caffeine and gives some advice, including removing the fussy wooden edging on the built-in cabinets that are making the dining room look dated. Continue reading
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