Top Moments: Homeland's Explosive Finale, Mindy Kaling and Bill Clinton... Reunited Finally

Bill Clinton and Mindy Kaling, The Today Show Our top moments each week: 10. Best Quiet Killer: If this came time for that jury to possess in the final three Survivor: South Off-shore participants, probably the most vicious commentary of originates from an unpredicted source -Whitney - the sweet Southern belle. "Albert, you are sleazy," she states. "Coach, you used Christianity to control all of your tribe. And Sophie? You are probably the most condescending person I have ever met." Are you certain about this, Whitney? Because that condescending person handled to snare enough votes to win. 9. Most Biting Remark: Top Chef provides a Christmas miracle, or possibly only a situation of excellent triumphing over evil, when designated villain Louise will get removed while Beverly, her season-lengthy enemy and victim of her harsh verbal volleys, lands towards the top of the Quickfire and Elimination challenges. And allow Tom Colicchio to rub it in much more. Aghast that Louise elected not to utilize a pressure oven on her dish, the mind judge snarks: "Beverly used pressure oven and she's not here [towards the bottom three]." Now that is what you call a burn. 8. The From Time (No, Really) Award: When Terra Nova's Commander Taylor and also the relaxation from the original settlers are confronted with losing their colony towards the destructive Phoenix Military, he helps make the ultimate sacrifice by wrecking Hope Plaza. Which will avoid the military from traveling in time for you to attack, but additionally will stop the settlers from every connection with 2149 and modern-day technology. To take pleasure from the Dark Age range, kids! 7. Best Moment of Silence:She got started from the competition by Simon Cowellafter the bootcamp round (and ended up being reinstated), and today Melanie Amaro may be the first champion from the X Factor and also the person receiving the $5 million grand prize. Will-he-or-will not-he-return host Steve Johnson tries to obtain a word in the champion, but she will barely sing the very first verse of her final performance for "Listen," before tearily telling America, "Many thanksInch and "I am so happy - I'm not sure things to say." Let us just hope she will have it together over time for that tour? 6. Most Dramatic Party Pooper: When Taylor's husband, Russell, intends her former Best friend Camille having a suit for speaking adversely regarding their marriage, the relaxation from the Real Average women of Beverly Hillsides get scared (understandable since not one of them ever know when you should shut up) and encourage Kyle to disinvite Taylor and Russell from her party for fear they'll all get prosecuted too. Regrettably, Taylor does not obtain the message and turns up in the party in her own 90210 best simply to be averted. Kyle attempts to make everything better by relaxing in the rear of Taylor's limo crying because the Armstrongs are going to drive away. But apparently with this particular crowd, the most dramatic waterworks don't equal an invite. 5. Worst Holiday Tradition: Conan O'Brien isn't Jewish (clearly), but he really wants to celebrate Hanukkah too... while having to pay homage to among the grossest movies ever, that's. To mark the very first evening from the festival of lights on his talk show, O'Brien debuts a persons Centipede menorah. Out trot nine bodysuit-clad those who are attached mouth-to-butt having a giant candle on all of their backs (here's wishing these were all compensated very handsomely.) "Yes, I am likely to hell," Coco appreciates. And we are all likely to have bad dreams in excess of eight nigh 4. Best Dying: Around the season finale of yankee Horror Story, everyone dies! No, really! Having a poetic sophistication note on Ryan Murphy's let us-kill-Them-all strategy, Ben (Dylan McDermott) is put up up through the chandelier by his scorned mistress, who stages it to resemble a suicide. Thus the Harmon family - such as the thought-to-be-stillborn twin who's apparently Ben's child, not dead and never the Antichrist -- is reunited... and lastly peaceful. Sure, they are trapped in the home that brought for their undoing to have an eternity, however they appear to become Comfortable with that, if their final scene is any suggestion. After frightening from the new proprietors with a few Beetlejuice-style chicanery, the household gathers with Moira, the (because it works out) friendly ghost maid and embellishes their Christmas tree together. 3. Oddest Bedfellows: Searching for an entirely to-die-for Rachel Roy jumpsuit and/or ideas on the way forward for publish-Kim Jong Il North Korea? Then take a look at Bill Clinton and Mindy Kaling's awkward but awesome joint Today show appearance! The odd couple's segment about gift book picks turns into a political one-on-one when Ann Curry clumsily asks Clinton for his undertake Kim's dying. (Why not want Mindy's opinion, Ann?!) When Curry finally reaches books, Clinton discloses that he's an enormous Tina Fey fan (Fey's Bossypants is just one of Kaling's picks), as the Office star is chagrined through the former president's highbrow choices. "I did not know his list after i made my list," she jokes. "I'd have managed to get more Ph.D.-friendly, because, Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor, is just one of your preferred authors?" Don't be concerned, Mindy. We like both lists and would totally enroll in a Clinton-Kaling Book Club. The famous host oprah who? 2. Now It's Time Award: After recognizing that they is definitely deeply in love with her brother on Dexter, N decides to inform him. Before she will, she walks in on her behalf dear bro/beloved killing a Saran-wrapped Travis. "Oh God," Dex states after he spots N, punctuating the religious-designed season. Men, we are thrilled you ultimately performed the "N discovers" card, but please realize that this incest-fueled reveal doesn't salvage a lackluster season. 1. Best (Non-Explosive) Finale: Homeland's first season finale has our stomach in knots once we breathlessly wait to ascertain if Brody will execute his suicide bombing from the v . p . and the advisors. The strain reaches temperature pitch when Brody, trapped in a tiny space together with his targets, braces themself and flicks the switch - but nothing happens. Sure, the show is getting its cake and eating it too, but we are psyched to determine what Sen. Brody may have up in sleeve in Season 2 - especially since Barbara knows (or understood, before posting herself to electroconvulsive therapy) that Brody continues to have bad dreams about Abu Nazir's boy, Issa. What were your top moments?