Previously on The Mole: Charlie dubs Jim, Steve, and Kathryn "the unholy trinity." Kathryn confesses that she wants to trust someone for a few minutes. Steven has to convince the others to do tests that are risky or appear risky, and is successful in all three cases, earning himself an exemption. Charlie gets executed, and Steven feels that Charlie "committed Mole suicide" and I still don't know what that means. Steven is humbled that the others trusted him the most, and Kathryn tells him not to be too humbled, although when we saw that clip last week, Kathryn was totally joking around, and this week, they made it out like she was serious.
Ever-shorter credits. Anderson stands in a bullfighting arena and tells us that Charlie was The Mole's seventh victim. The remaining three had become friends, "or so they said," and Anderson reminds us, "in this game, friendship can become a weapon."
In an interview, Jim says that he's still there. Steven says that Kathryn is not his type, both because of how she looks and because she's smarter than him, and denies that he's flirting with her. I never thought he was. Kathryn thinks that it's worth it to be heading into the finals with two friends. Jim sits with an arm thrown over his head like an orangutan, and says that you can never be sure in this game, because if you're sure about anything then you're in trouble.
Jim, Kathryn, and Steve sit in a restaurant somewhere. Jim voice-overs that he thinks "The Mole is going to be more active at this stage of the game." Kathryn uses a video camera to ask the others who The Mole is. Jim and Steve both claim that they are. Jim gets the camera and asks the same question of Kathryn and Steve, who point to one another. In an interview, Kathryn says that it's been "sort of weird since Charlie's been executed," because she feels like their "bonds are weakening." As the players play a game of dominoes, Kathryn tells us that her theory is that Steve is The Mole, and Jim knows it, and their whole "bosom buddy act is designed to keep [her] away from Steve." So which one is Tom Hanks, and which one is Peter Scolari? Steve says that his partnership with Jim will "probably do [him] in." In an interview, Jim says that if it turns out that Steve is The Mole, Jim will see it "clear as day," in hindsight. They knock down the line of dominoes that they had set up. Anderson asks if "the coalition will do one of them in," and notes that we'll soon find out. Jim remarks to Steve that he's "playing a good game if [he's] The Mole," and Steve smiles.
Anderson reminds us that this "unholy trinity" has outlasted the rest. They get into a van. Steve and Jim are up front, and Kathryn is in the back. Kathryn says that she wants to lie down. Steve asks if she's trying to be as far away from them as possible. Steve and Jim stare at Kathryn and then tell her that they miss her. She replies that they are "annoying and insulting" and that she's "sick of it."
Now, they're driving down the road. Kathryn is sitting closer to the others. She remarks that she thinks there is "at least one person in this car who's getting played -- possibly two." After some time passes, Jim says that he doesn't envy whichever one of the others is The Mole.
They're in Montejacque, Spain. Anderson waits for them to arrive. When they do, he congratulates them, and reminds them that there is $490,000 in the pot. Anderson continues by saying that they've all been observing each other for weeks, including the color of each other's underwear -- then he makes a crack about it being easy in Jim's case, since his pants ride just above his knees. Ha! I love that Anderson is loosening up now that they're near the end. Anderson notes that they've already answered a series of questions about each other, and that "some of those questions were embarrassing, and some of them, frankly, were downright offensive." The test is based on how they answered those questions. Ooh, offensive? Count me in! Anderson tells them that the test will determine how well they know each other, but also what they think about each other.
Now, the rules. There are three parts to the test. In the first part, Steven will be taken to a house somewhere. The others will have to answer three questions correctly to get directions to the house. Each round is worth $10,000. Steve takes off and Jim and Kathryn get ready to start.
Anderson reads the first question: A deadly snake has bitten Jim and Kathryn, but they only have enough anti-venom for one person. Would Steve give it to Jim or Kathryn? Kathryn thinks that it's a terrible question. Jim reasons that he would tell Steve to give it to Kathryn anyway, and Steve knows that, so he would just give it to Kathryn in the first place. Kathryn thinks that Steve would give it to her because she's a girl. Wait, that didn't come out right. Replace "it" with "the anti-venom" and it's marginally better. Also, how sexist. Their final answer is Kathryn, and that leads them to the right.
The question is whom Steve would NOT trust with his most valued secret. Jim notes that Kathryn is constantly telling stories, and mentioning people by name. Jim votes that Steve would not trust Kathryn. Kathryn agrees, and they go off to the left.
The third question is: Who would Steve say is more likely to lie to your face? Kathryn and Jim both think it would be Kathryn. She's kind of offended, but Jim points out that he's trying to figure out how Steve would answer it. Kathryn says that she would "lie and cannot keep secrets." This leads them to a door. They knock, but Steve isn't in there. Anderson tells us that they answered one question incorrectly, so they failed this round. Steve joins them. Anderson asks Steve to tell them how he answered the questions. Anderson reads the anti-venom question, and Steven says that he answered, "Jim." Anderson tells him that's wrong, and then voice-overs that "it turns out Steven paid no attention to his own answers." Steve explains that he just alternated between Jim and Kathryn all the way down the list. Anderson says, "Steve's rraaandom answers just cost you all $10,000." In an interview, Kathryn points out that what Steve did is the only way to guarantee that the others would get the answers wrong. Or, and I'm just floating a theory here, Steve is making a last-ditch effort to convince the others that he's The Mole. It just seems way too stupid. Steve is not that stupid, I don't think. It's got to be part of a strategy.
Time for the second round, where Jim and Steve have to find Kathryn. Anderson reads the first question: Who will Kathryn say is more likely to sneak a peek at his birthday present? Jim and Steve barely debate, before deciding that the answer is Steve. They head up a hill.
Anderson reads the second question: Who is less likely to pick up the tab in a restaurant? Steve points out that they had "that conversation" yesterday. Jim surmises that Kathryn would have picked him, and they head off.
Anderson reads the final question: It's Kathryn's last day on earth. Who would she NOT want to spend the day with? Her fiancé? Oh, that's not a choice. Jim mulls it over, and then says that if they're looking at it from a "purely sexual viewpoint," it would have to be Steve because Jim's all gay and doesn't like girls that way and stuff. Jim thinks Kathryn might want to go "out with a bang." Steve points out that Jim's funny, so it's a matter of deciding whether Kathryn would go for laughs or sex. Jim says, "Straight sex, or humor?" Anderson says, "The age old debate, isn't it." Steve blushes furiously, and Anderson calls him on it. This might be my favorite moment of the series. Jim says that if he were straight, it would "clearly be [him]." They go with Jim as the person with whom Kathryn would least want to spend the day. Anderson points out which door they should knock on. Jim does, and Kathryn's there. The pot is now at $500,000. That's not a small amount of money, huh? Anderson asks Kathryn to explain her answers. Kathryn says she heard their whole discussion, and she would prefer to not explain it, but to let them think whatever they want.
It's time for Round Three, trying to figure out, as Anderson puts it, "how Jim's mind works." Good luck, players. The first question is this: Which player would Jim want to be for a day? Steve guesses that it would be him, because they've had conversations about Jim being gay, and Jim said he would "never want to be a woman." Yeah, because gay men really just want to be women at heart. You know that's what Steven asked to get that answer. I am losing respect for him by the minute. First with the "frail women" thing and now this. Kathryn goes with it. They walk down a lane. Steven is really bowlegged. He's got a very peculiar walk.
Second question: Who would have fewer people attend his or her funeral? Kathryn thinks it's her, but Steve thinks it's him. Kathryn points out that Jim puts all good things for Steve and all bad things for Kathryn. Steve doesn't think that's true. After going back and forth a few times, Steve lets Kathryn make the final decision, and she says that it's her. She doesn't look happy about it.
Third and final question: Who is more likely to cheat on his or her significant other? Neither Kathryn nor Steve wants to claim that one. Anderson reminds them that the question is really, "Who would Jim say is more likely to cheat?" Anderson gazes at Kathryn, probably thinking, "Now our secret will come out!" Seriously, I concocted this whole story in my head about how the crew was annoyed by Kathryn's liaison with Anderson, so they threw this question in there to torture her (and him), and Jim and Steven knew about the affair, but Kathryn had made them promise not to say anything on-camera, so that's why this is all so uncomfortable. But really, that's all in my head. Kathryn points out once again that Jim ascribes all good things to Steve and all bad things to her, so the answer is Kathryn. Steve is reluctant to go with that. Kathryn thinks this is "a hideous game." Steve reminds her that Jim always uses a strategy, so they have to figure it out. Kathryn agrees, but she doesn't think that's why she gets all the bad things. Steve finally agrees to go with Kathryn as the answer. Kathryn knocks on the door, and Jim answers. Kathryn says flatly, "Oh, great. I was right. Jim. We won $10,000."
They rejoin Anderson. Jim asks Kathryn what's wrong. Jim can't believe that Kathryn is mad about this. Jim explains his rationale: Steve is already married and Kathryn isn't, so he chose her because she hasn't taken her vows yet. Makes sense to me. Kathryn says that she might as have well have taken vows. Jim reiterates that he doesn't think Kathryn would cheat and Steve wouldn't, necessarily. Kathryn starts crying and walks off. In an interview, Jim says that he thinks it's silly to let the game get to you, because that's the producers' intention, and you can't let them win. Anderson starts to recap the winnings, but Kathryn interrupts him and tearily says, "Do we have to do this right this second?" Anderson tenderly tells her that they don't have to do anything, and leads her away from the cameras. Aw, they are so in love. Steve explains to Jim how Kathryn thought that all bad things were being ascribed to her. Jim walks off to talk to Kathryn alone. Jim tries to explain to Kathryn that he had to choose one. She is taking this way too personally. Or, she's The Mole, and she's trying to make them think that she's not, because they're onto her. See, I can always turn it around. Kathryn says that it's okay, but Jim says it's not, and that she's going to make him cry. You know, I hated Jim in the first episode, but I think that I just didn't get his sense of humor at first. I really like him now. I think. Ask me after the finale, I guess. Jim tells Kathryn not to let the "horrible test" get under her skin.
The players finally get back in the van. Anderson voice-overs that the day is far from over. Kathryn cries in the back seat of the van.
In an interview, Kathryn says that she hated the "three-question test," both answering the questions and hearing the answers of others. Steven tells us that Kathryn thinks that he and Jim are "teaming against her," but they're not. Jim tells us that he doesn't think that Kathryn was "having a good day to begin with."
Now the group is in Ronda, Spain. They enter a hotel as Anderson voice-overs that they are not just "checking into another hotel," but that this is their final test, and a chance to earn $75,000 for the pot. As the bellhop shows each player into his or her room, the door shuts with a resounding clank. Anderson tells us that each player is being locked in his or her room, and they will need each other's help to get out -- this is the final test.
The players have ninety minutes. Anderson explains that the players have to "get out of their locked rooms," and meet Anderson down in the lobby as a group. Each player has clues in his or her room that will help the others to escape, and "to share the clues, they all must find a way to communicate."
Techno music plays as the words "The Rules" flash on the screen. Anderson voice-overs that Kathryn's room has a television set and two videocassettes: the movies Psycho and Scream. We see Kathryn watching them in fast forward. Anderson continues that Kathryn also has "binoculars, a key, and attached to a cable, a stationary bike." Anderson tells us that Steven has a laptop computer, a briefcase, and a refrigerator. The latter two are locked.
Jim's room is completely dark, but we can see him with the night vision camera. So, do they know that this is a test? Like, does Jim know that the camera is there, or does he think there was just a power outage or something? Because wouldn't he itch his butt or something? We see three squares on the screen, one per player. Jim finds a xylophone in his room and starts playing. Kathryn gets on the bike and starts pedaling. A black light comes on in Jim's room, and there is all kinds of stuff written on the walls of the room. Jim says, "Cool," and then the light goes off. Jim says, "More!" Hee! Jim is funny. Anderson voice-overs that Jim "gropes his way to the phone and tries to contact hotel reception." We see Jim dialing as Anderson tells us that no one at the hotel speaks English. Jim tries to talk to the guy at the front desk, and succeeds in getting Steven's room number. We see Steven's phone ring. I don't like the night vision camera -- it makes Jim's eyes look all freaky and weird. Like, the pupils are white. Make it stop! Jim babbles about his "Franglish," and tells Steven his room number. Jim reveals that he doesn't have any lights in his room.
Meanwhile, Kathryn calls the front desk to try to find out Jim's room number. Who knew Jim's last name was Morrison? That's funny. Kathryn struggles to communicate with the guy at the front desk while Jim and Steve discuss what they have in their rooms. The door lock is apparently a keypad with a flashing red light. Kathryn gets Steven's room number and writes it down. Of course, when she tries to call, it's busy because Steve and Jim are like teenage girls on the phone. Steve tells Jim that his laptop won't stay on -- he turns it on and then it powers down. Kathryn starts riding the bike again, and Jim's black light comes on. Gee, do you think there's a connection there? Kathryn stops pedaling, and the light goes out. They have seventy-five minutes left. Steven unlocks the briefcase in his room. Kathryn goes into the bathroom and looks into the shower, but misses the huge numbers written on the inside of the shower curtain -- 1019. If she were inside the shower, she would see them. She continues to look through the bathroom when her phone rings -- it's Steven.
There are fifty minutes left. Kathryn tells Steven that his phone's been busy. Steven lies and says that he was trying to get a hold of her, but it was busy. Interesting. Steve describes the contents of his room to Kathryn and she writes it down. She explains that she was looking in the shower because of "the whole Psycho thing," but that she didn't find anything. Steve tells Kathryn about Jim's dark room and then asks about her stationary bike. He tells her to get on the bike and stay on it for a while. Kathryn does. Steve calls Jim and asks if the lights are on -- and they pop on. Jim starts reading the stuff written on the walls to Steve. One part says, "Find one: Juan Guerrero, Juan Carlos, Juan Valdez." Steve explains to Jim that Kathryn is controlling his lights with her bike. Steve hangs up and calls Kathryn back and explains the lights to her. Steve asks Kathryn to ride the bike for a while so that Jim can read him everything from the walls. Steve calls Jim back and Jim starts reading a bunch of stuff. Most of it is meaningless. I do notice that it says "Jim is The Mole" and "Steven is The Mole," but not that Kathryn is The Mole. At least that I can see with my crappy pause on my VCR. Jim reads one line that says, "You have the key." Steven tells Jim that Kathryn has a big key in her room. Kathryn continues to ride the bike. Jim reads the Juan names to Steven again.
Ten minutes have gone by. Kathryn tries to call Steve, but he's still on the phone with Jim. On first viewing, I thought this was really suspicious, but it makes sense that it would take at least ten minutes to get all that stuff written down. Maybe. Or maybe they both think that Kathryn is The Mole, so they don't want to involve her in the test. Jim lies on the bed and tells Steve that he thinks the solution has something to do with the three Juan names. Steve finds the name "Juan Carlos" in the directory. Meanwhile, Kathryn is back in the bathroom, and she finds the number on the inside of the shower curtain. She dashes out and tries to call Steve again, but the line is still busy. It's about five minutes since the last time she called. We see Jim babbling some more about "Juan Carlos." Kathryn tries the shower curtain number on her door, but it doesn't work. Five minutes later, Kathryn calls again, but it's still busy. Now Jim and Steven have been on the phone for twenty minutes, and they only have thirty minutes left. Steve found a newspaper in his briefcase that had the date "10/19" -- the same number that was on Kathryn's shower curtain.
Anderson voice-overs that both Kathryn and Steven found the same number, but she can't get through to him on the phone to share information. Kathryn finds a book in her nightstand drawer, and the title is A Room With A View. Kathryn rushes over to the window and uses her binoculars to see what's written on a van parked far away. She tries to call Steven again -- still busy. Okay, I can't make any more excuses for them. They really are teenage girls with the chatting and the busy signals. Do they think that they have call waiting? Kathryn writes down what she saw on the side of the van -- September 22, 2000, or 0922, which is also the date that they started the show. Kathryn tries that number on her door and it totally works! She runs off down the hall.
Kathryn returns to her room and calls Steve to tell him that she's out. She tells him to try the number that she just used, but it doesn't work. She asks if Jim has a keypad too, and Steve says he does, so he suggests that Kathryn get on the bike and Steve will call Jim and tell him what number to try. They have twenty minutes left. I'm getting a bad feeling about this.
As Kathryn pedals, Jim answers the phone. Steve explains how Kathryn found out the combination for her room. Steve also suggests that Jim try 1019. Steve says he'll hang on. If you were Kathryn, wouldn't you have told Steve to call you back after like five minutes? They're running out of time and she doesn't want those two Chatty Kathies to get stuck on the phone again, giggling over how cute Anderson is or something. Jim tries the numbers, but none of them work, which he reports to Steve.
Steve calls Kathryn back to tell her that the numbers don't work. Kathryn points out that 1019 must mean something, because it wouldn't just be random. Unless it's a red herring. Steve suggests that Kathryn come downstairs and talk to him through his door as they have sixteen minutes left. Kathryn runs down there. She tries her key in the lock on Steve's door, but it doesn't work. Steve tells her what he found in the briefcase: a mirror, some sunglasses, a sickle (?), a newspaper, and the "cultural guide" that he's looking at. She asks if he has a safe in his room. She did, but never got it open. Steve doesn't think there's anything useful in his safe. Kathryn urges him to try the two numbers that they have on the safe. Steve gets the safe open and pulls out a statue of the Virgin Mary. Kathryn is puzzled. Steve slides his "cultural agenda" (they never call that thing the same name twice) under the door so that Kathryn can look at it, and gives her the newspaper too. Steve goes to answer his phone as Kathryn flips through the paper. Kathryn finds some sheet music inside the paper, and figures that it must be for Jim's xylophone. Neither Steve nor Kathryn knows how to read music. Steve suggests that Kathryn shove the sheet music under Jim's door. Kathryn does just that. Jim confesses that he doesn't "read music that well," and tells Kathryn that he'll need light to do anything. Kathryn tells him that they have about seven minutes left, and takes off to ride the bike so that he can see.
Kathryn runs down some stairs. Jim, in his now lit room, studies the music, but doesn't play anything. With just under four minutes left, Jim calls Kathryn and tells her that he can't correlate the music to the bars on the xylophone. I have to say, neither Jim nor Steve seems to get the time-sensitive nature of this test. While Kathryn is rushing around everywhere, the men both take about ten minutes to spit out the simplest sentences. Kathryn suggests that Jim use his Spanish skills to call the front desk and ask about Juan Guerrero. Jim doesn't think it's worth it, but Kathryn encourages him to do it anyway.
Anderson sits in the lobby and checks his watch -- they have two minutes left. Yeah, they're not making it. The guy at the front desk talks to Jim. Anderson voice-overs that Jim was "showing off his vast knowledge," by "asking for Juan Carlos, the King of Spain." Well, rub it in, Anderson! Kathryn runs back to Steve's room for an update, but there's not much of one. Steve hasn't found anything new. Has Steve found anything in this test? Steve says that they only have about ninety seconds left as his phone rings. Jim's on the other end, wondering what's escaping him. The clock counts down the last seven seconds, and the players fail the test.
Kathryn enters the lobby. Anderson stands and tells Kathryn that she did a great job while he rubs her arm. Rubs her arm! Did you see that? They are so having a fling. Anyway, Anderson says they need to get Steve and Jim out of their rooms, but first they need to find "the one Juan [they] were looking for." Anderson leads Kathryn over to the front desk, and as he talks to the guys in perfect Spanish, Anderson voice-overs that there was a package at the front desk being held for Juan Guerrero. If Kathryn had asked at the desk, they would have given her a package. Kathryn takes the package and starts opening it -- it's that Russian Doll deal where they put a slightly smaller box inside each one so that you keep opening boxes and boxes. The smallest package holds a wooden box. Kathryn uses the key from her room to unlock it, and inside is the key to Steven's room.
Kathryn and Anderson open the door to Steven's room. Anderson points out that certain of the number keys on the laptop have stickers on them -- one, five, seven, and zero. When they show it, it's really obvious. Those numbers opened the lock on the refrigerator door, and inside the fridge was a lamb mask. Oh, a lamb mask. Okay. Now it all makes sense. What? Anderson asks what else Steven found in his room that connects to that, and Steven remembers the Virgin Mary figurine. It's "Mary Had A Little Lamb," which is the title of the song that Jim needed to play on the xylophone. If he had played it, his door would have opened. We see Jim finally reading the music and figuring out what song it was. In an interview, Jim says that it was frustrating figuring out how to get out "like two seconds after the game ended." Frustrating or strategic? I don't really think that Jim is The Mole, but I had to throw that in there just in case. Kathryn discusses how it seemed obvious that Jim was supposed to play a song on the xylophone. Yeah, the problem wasn't that he didn't believe you -- he just couldn't play the song! I think she's trying to throw blame elsewhere a little too much -- because she's The Mole. Jim is still frustrated, but he points out that it seems weird that Steve didn't see the sheet music. In an interview, Steve says that he feels like "the kid that nobody wants on their [sic] team," and he guesses that he just "had a bad day."
Okay, so my theory on Steven's way-too-Mole-ish behavior in this episode is this: I think that he's not The Mole. He knows that Kathryn is. He has told Jim that Kathryn is as well (as I've discussed in recaps). So, Steven tried to use today's tests to cast doubt in Jim's mind. Steve has to convince Jim that Steve is The Mole. Otherwise, what chance does Steve have of winning? He and Jim have shared all of their information, so neither has an advantage there. Anyway, that's my take on it. Tomorrow night, you'll probably all be laughing at me.
Jim, Kathryn, and Steve eat in a booth at a restaurant. They do a toast to whoever wins. I like that the final dinner wasn't all formal like some of the others. The three of them walk back to their hotel. Steven voice-overs that he's dreading the day, not because of "whatever the outcome will be," but because he will miss his friends. Aw. Steve says that he would do it again, but he would do some things differently. As Kathryn heads for her hotel room, she voice-overs that she has enjoyed the game, but she's ready to go home. In an interview, Jim says that they have joked about the "shattered dreams" of some of the other players, but he and Steven, and maybe even Kathryn, have had a hand in shattering those dreams. But Jim feels that he has made some friends, despite the nature of the game.
The morning dawns. And fades. Huh? I guess it's the night. Anderson stands in the middle of a bullfighting arena. He voice-overs something about the series as a whole, and the journey, and all that bull. Kathryn, Steven, and Jim enter the bullring behind him. Aw, look at Jim with a belt and pants that actually sit on his waist! I sound like my grandmother. Anyway, Kathryn looks great too. Anderson intones dramatically that one of these players will win, one will lose, and one is The Mole. As the three reach Anderson, he tells them that they should be proud about how far they have made it. Anderson tells them that this is the last time that all three of them will be together, so if there's anything that they want to say to each other as a group, now is the time. I think the producers were hoping for a sapfest, but instead, Steven just says, "Good luck!" and that's about it.
Anderson tells them that tonight they will be taking their quizzes simultaneously, and that there will be twenty-five questions about The Mole. As they take their quizzes, we get to hear their thoughts. Steve thinks The Mole is Kathryn because she has "a lot of traits that The Mole would have." Kathryn says that her theory is that Jim knows that Steven is The Mole. She thinks that the "perfect strategy for The Mole" would be to team up with someone and try to convince the other players that a third party is The Mole. Kathryn points out that it won't work now because Steve and Jim can't convince her that she is The Mole, because she knows that she's not. See, I still have a lot of trouble believing that the production company would allow The Mole to have an alliance of any kind. It just seems really unfair. Jim says that he likes Kathryn a lot, and even has a bit of a crush on her. He suspects her, but he has a "weird sense of trust with her." See, because Steven's been all about casting doubts.
Steven says that Jim is "a very bright guy," but Steve thinks that it's more than a coincidence that a lot of their tests have played to Jim's strengths. Well, if Manny had stayed, a lot of the tests would have played to his strengths as well. That's terrible logic. Jim says that he doesn't think that Steve is The Mole, but "at some point, you have to take the facts that you have, make a judgment, and then go with it." Kathryn points out that Steve missed a lot of clues in that last test, especially for someone who's supposed to be a detective. Jim brings up again how Kathryn missed shooting the guy in the paintball test. Kathryn talks about how Steve wouldn't pose nude during that test, and tells us that Steve's wife said that she would have posed nude. Okay, now she's just grasping at straws. Jim brings up how Kathryn wanted to add the jewelry when they had to make the art, and that's why they lost the test. Kathryn brings up how Jim wouldn't put two casts on his legs. Yeah! What about that?
Kathryn is "eighty-five percent sure that Steve is The Mole." Steve says that he will be "a purple pig in a tutu" if Jim is The Mole. Wow, and I thought I went out on a limb with that Kate thing. Jim says that he wants them all to win, but they can't.
The three players face Anderson, who tells them that they'll be sequestered separately while the results of the quiz are tallied. Then, each player will be brought back to the ring individually and Anderson will enter his or her name into the computer, and the big red or green thumbprint will appear. Anderson points them each in a different direction, and they walk out. And we'll find out the answer -- tomorrow night. Hey! I thought they were going to narrow it down to two tonight! Well, at least I only have to wait a day instead of a week.
In the finale: Jim says that he'll either be gratified or duped. Steve says that it's "not the end, but the journey, and he had a good time." Kathryn says that she's a little bit tense. There will be a big reunion of all the players. Jennifer has a really bad haircut. She thinks that Jim is The Mole. Manny thinks that Kathryn is The Mole. What the hell does Manny know? He was only there for a few days! Wendi thinks that Steve is The Mole. They're going to show us some clues that would have helped us figure out The Mole's identity. When Anderson shows the previously executed players the final execution footage, Henry nods. Afi and Wendi are surprised. Manny laughs. Charlie looks shocked. Kate and Jennifer just smile, or don't have a visible reaction. For those of you playing the home game, which would be all of us. See you tomorrow!