according to wikipedia:

Nguyen was featured on the cover of the April 2006 issue of Stuff magazine; in the interview, she claimed that her nickname "Tila Tequila" came about when she experimented with alcohol at the age of thirteen.

here's how it was done: Guy at the top of the slide rolls off the slide at the low part, which is obscured by the camera angle and the hill. CG is used to show the "guy" flying off the slide, through the air and splashing down. A second actor was in the tub, submerged while the camera was tracking the area where the CG was to be comped in. When the camera pans to the tub, he emerges, as though it was the same fella "flying" through the air.

I'd never delete Facebook...

"what episode is this? Is a current? How can I find out more about what is happening and how to tie it in?
I didn't see the whole episode title. It think it began
with "dead . . . " I don't know what else.

Thanks,

Melindna"

I saw the one where the guy says to the other guy: "Yeah, we got him."

And then the guy...I think it was the first guy...or the friend of the second guy, says something about the girl. The blond one. I think. Or maybe it was the hot Latina. Or somebody else.

Was this the one? That was the finale, right?

"So far, only three things in my life have ever lived up to the hype: Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight, sex, and Cadbury Flake bars. Everything else has been kind of a letdown."

So your wife isn't on the list. Man...a frying pan is waiting for you at home!

Fix the world economy? With music, of course.

me wanty!

The dynamic of Bob and Jillian for their teams is really telling. Bob's position every season is "I'm going to change your life...I will be there for you." while Jillian says "Nobody but YOU can do this."

It's no wonder that Bob has a Svengali-like hold on his team, since they see him as the messiah that will transform their lives. Jillian, on the other hand, wants the people to take accountability for their own successes. Which is a better approach? I don't know...but I do think Jillian's might better serve them in the long run, because the trainer won't be with them for the rest of their lives.

Two great shout-outs:

Kenneth's and his blind crush reprise the religious couple from "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," and Jack's "I am God" confession is taken directly from his role as a doctor in "Malice!"

ka-ching!

Um...so the mother has a multiple personality disorder and her kids don't bat an eyelash? (Except, of course, to trade oh-so-hip dialogue and snark)

Not so good.