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@mlbrntt09 I was just watching that episode, decided to do the game and then went hunting for a way that I would never miss any of the states again...small world!

@CaxxMia The fire axe on the hearth stone magically appears at 07:35, you can see the handle in the upper left corner of the screen if you look carefully. Weird, since I guy with a fire axe is currently fighting the player...

How can they NOT remember that the freaking mirror is in the freaking cellar?!?! How?! They spent so much time freaking out about it and fighting the creepy bat men right next to it!!

Ummm..that was not a salad. That was three ingredients in a bowl with terrible store bought dressing!

If nothing else, Grandam Lorraine would be pissed that her niece is telling the world her peach juice secret.

I hope that Sandra is just making this up as she goes and didn't write all this weird stuff down--that would just be insane!!

I thought that Harry broke his leg at the end of last season. So how is up and about walking if he's supposed to be out for the whole season? Knowing Harry, the minute he could crawl he'd be making his way to the rugby club.

Oh my god! The view from her kitchen window is a PICTURE!! This woman is so ridiculously over the top it's actually entertaining! :)

I think your reviews are really funny but I don't understand this "c'monson" thing that you do in every video, explain please.

Clearly she is just trying to copy what people do on TV...unsuccessfuly.

I love how she thinks that "a couple" means three of four!

All plastic bags and processed food out of cans...so American dream. :)

I wonder if she even thinks about using organic ingredients. While slightly more expensive they actual make the dish taste so fresh and homemade. Though I don't know why I suggest this because isn't homemade not the point of...

Where did he get the bat?

"Coulda', woulda', shoulda', FREAK!! I love the things that Amir says... :)

I think it's very brave of this young woman to do this. You can write bad comments but just think how they would feel if you were on the receiving end like she is. While she isn't exactly a Britain's Got Talent winner I think it's pretty cool that she had the guts to do this. I can't say that I f...

I like how many people commented nice things, so many people say mean stuff to Buck. Give it a break, Buck is awesome and I love him episodes. He makes all the depressing news about how so many celebrities are throwing their lives away a little less horrifying! Thanks Buck, you're the best!! <3

@EverydayRococo The reality is that there are friendships like this in real life. Liz is somewhat passive and Hyacinth is a bossy boots who has discovered that she can roll right over Liz. I think it's kind of funny, especial when Liz has coffee and can't keep the beaker still!

Any time that I see Daisy and Onslow's place I can't help cringing. I would die if I lived there. Never mind the drama and having to deal with HRH Hyacinth's frequent visits!

She looks like she's being stabbed in the back when she sings. And she is...my her own vocals cords! What a terrible attitude, never seen anyone like her except maybe that crazy holistic vocal coach.

It makes me sad when the audience loves a contestant that is truly awful. Talk about giving people false hope. Then again most of them are laughing at the act not with it, course the contestants always think otherwise...

The scariest thing about this man is that I've actually met someone who sounded like this. I'm pretty sure my ears are bleeding...

@PandaGirl912, I know exactly how you feel! Though I'm half British. None of my American friends seem to understand shows like this.

Sometimes I feel bad for Mrs. Bouquet because nothing ever goes her way. Plus ,everyone hates her!

"Why don't I go bolt the door?"

"Oh, Richard, would you?" What a perceptive husband Richard is, any normal woman would be so grateful to have him. Elizabeth certainly would. :)

Wait, did Daisy and Onlslow have a baby? What happened to it, why has it never been mentioned before? I am thoroughly confused...

"Oh, sorry vicar!" I love Patricia Routledge's physicality. She's an acting wonder, and in her own way kind of cute.

Sneaky, sneaky Jeeves. Blackmailing his master into a vacation is an all new low. Course we all know that Jeeves deserves it...