Running low on ideas, the producers resort to a Listening-To-Strings Challenge.

There's nothing TJ Lavin hates more than quitters. Except ghosts.

Don't sniff the elephant.

We not in the NOLA, baby.

Joe Giudice offers an impassioned defense against sordid cheating allegations.

This is certainly not the first time Dustin Zito has been "tugged from so many different angles."

"This is a picture of a pretty city."

He's sexy and TJ knows it.

In Liz's world, partying is only acceptable if you're under the age of 12.

Sometimes a self-proclaimed "mastermind" is really just a ginger from Kansas.

Work is for squares.

Napoleon loves drugs.

It's hard to say goodbye, but there's a good chance you'll hate each other very soon.

Only in Williamsburg could someone named The Sucklord be called "too commercial."

What kind of "documentary" doesn't let its subjects do drugs? Good thing this season is in St. Thomas, where sharks to jump ...

You'd think the Asian girl on the show was Claudia, because of The Babysitter's Club, but that is not the case here.

Apparently, dudes that your friends never really found attractive are off limits.

Amy is "from a good family", which means she can hang out around the toilets and not feel weird about it.

Is true love enough to kill for?

Brooklyn boys smell bad and throw stuff.