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I love Tim's? expression above.

Blais was definitely acting like a wienie with his whole burrito thing. My wife said that the whole reinterpretation thing is getting pretty old. He's really stretching with some of these things.

I thought it was funny that it looked like Stephanie gave them enough soup for lunch and then to take home for their whole family. I guess you could just eat soup for lunch. A couple different kinds of soup.

I thought Antonia's salad was like the poached pear for the tailgate party. It would have been a nice appetizer for a bistro but not a substantial lunch. A little too frou-frou for a lunch.

The salad people were definitely on the right track though. I feed a lot of cops and they eat mostly salad. Cobb salads, steak salads, chicken salads...

Looks like Dale and Richard and Antonia or Stephanie for the final. I'll hope they'll kick off both Spike and Meanie next week.

Andrew was one of my favorites; I'm sad to see him go. :-(

This is the first season I've watched, so I had assumed that this level of arrogance and anger was the norm!

How could Spike actually question Tom about the mix of olives and grapes? They should have had a triple elimination last night....Trump style.

It would have been great had all three of them got shipped home. (spike, andrew and lisa). Could these people be any more annoying??

I just hope that the challenges will focus more on real Chef'ing. Are we going to have to wait for the finale before we'll see the contestants have the chance to cook without jumping through any silly hoops?

I was hoping Andrew would stick around for a while. He was talented and a breath of fresh crazy air.

I'm sad Andrew is gone. He seemed like a total serial killer but in a good way :)
I think Lisa should have been eliminated. That shrimp looked downright hazardous! I do not want my police officers suffering from food poisoning.

Ted's blog on bravotv.com hints that Bravo will probably utilize Andrew somehow... perhaps a la LeeAnn of S1? As weird and volatile as he was, I think Andrew had a lot of potential and made for interesting TV.

Spike has been on the chopping block practically every week, and his rude demeanor is really grating. I had a chuckle when Lisa said she "manned up" to every part of her dish. How is accusing your fellow chefs of sabotage "manning up"? I loved the judges' expression when Lisa tattletaled, though. Priceless.

I like burritos.

The body language Lisa uses every single time she's on the chopping block is just so hostile. The faces she makes, the crossed arms -- whenever she's up there it's like she really can't believe she's actually there. Ugh!

Kick her off already! Plus, that shrimp was down right ugly.

i liked andrew for the first episode. then he just seemed crazy. he was always trying to do something a little different and it never quite turned out to his advantage.

i've also never gotten over his whole "this is my house" bit.

and as for lisa... well, she's not only a sore loser, she's a sore not-loser, too. the look on her face last night when Andrew was eliminated was so sour. She may be more talented than Spike, which is how she's managed to stick around this long, but her attitude is just awful.

Andrew will live on though.....His "I've got a culinary boner" could be the line of the season.

I was so glad that *finally* everyone wasn't all loving on Richard all over the place. I do *not* think someone sabotaged Lisa-- she'll take herself down and I think that's obvious.

I thought it was interesting how Richard missed the mark on both challenges last night. His self-proclaimed cleverness was not doing him any favors.

A triple elimination would've been awesome, and so well deserved.

I really liked crazy Andrew. Lisa's long past her time.