I don't know how you can go on a reality show where you know that people will get voted out and not have a back up talking plan. What I mean by "back up talking plan" is a go to story or idea that you can use to jump to the middle of if someone comes into the room and interrupts your game talk. It can be as simple as what to cook for dinner or what you think you'll be doing that day, but to just stop your conversation dead in its tracks because someone walks in has to put a target on you so why would you not plan ahead.
I like it when challenges are based on something that will happen in the real world. No matter how well you diet there are going to be times in your life when you are outside your new comfort eating zone, and its better to be prepared as to what and how much of things you will be able to eat and still maintain your new lifestyle. I think this concept was lost on some of the teams, this wasn't a temptation but a test to see if you could put your new food knowledge to practical use.
If your going on a reality show, any reality show, learn to swim before you go.
Wouldn't yellow have a huge advantage in this competition due to the fact that there is only one person who has to go across instead of two? or did they average the couples times together.
I find I lose interest almost completely when it comes time to weigh in, which doesn't happen on the American version, I think its due to the use of weighing in stones.
It's interesting everyone is having week two type numbers in week three.
"Operation Hobo" Air Date 1-17-12
It seems that no matter where the auction is they some how have some pie-in-the-sky idea as to how this will be the time every single locker is perfect. If its by the docks, it will be full of shipping stuff. If its by a retirement home, it will be full of old people's valuables. If its by the movie studios, it will be full of movie props. Instead of no matter where it is, it will be full of junk people didn't want in their house anymore.
Hmmm... it seems everyone is driving brand new trucks....guess the A&E money has started to roll in.
My mouth hurts just looking at that tooth key.
A pretty mediocre episode. A covered car lures buyers to bid big may have been the title, but as far as I could see there never was a car and no one really bid big.
If you go up to some one from behind and push them and knock them to the ground, wouldn't that be considered assault. Charges should have been filed on those guys.
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