T_Model101
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Not seen this but apparently Wolf from Gladiators is in it
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just seen this bit
obviously don't know how it ends up but that can't have been a smart move making literally everyone hate you surely![]()
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For real, and if they get a test where they have to pick someone to eliminate that player is gonna be number 1 for everybody.The girl behind Trey is dumb as shit. She’s happier to let him die which means she then has to guess like 14 correctly in a row. Whereas if she just goes ahead of him she only has to guess right once. Unbelievable stupidity.
And she gets him killed and then does one jump and expects everyone to still overtake her. And they do! What the feck. I’d have told her she needs to do the rest like she was happy to force Trey to do. What a cnut.
God I fecking hate her. fecking snakeThe girl behind Trey is dumb as shit. She’s happier to let him die which means she then has to guess like 14 correctly in a row. Whereas if she just goes ahead of him she only has to guess right once. Unbelievable stupidity.
I’ve enjoyed this actually. Thought it had potential to be crap from the first 15-20 minutes but it finds its groove. I do enjoy this concept and the fact that one person is guaranteed to feel like a God when they’re the last one standing.
Once the relationships start forming the feckery just reaches new heights and it is a good watch even if it is technically reality TV. That girl eliminating the old guy though man. Ouch.
They really should’ve seen the picnic thing coming. They knew they’d have to be paired eventually and fecking He-Man being on his own should’ve been the giveaway
And she gets him killed and then does one jump and expects everyone to still overtake her. And they do! What the feck. I’d have told her she needs to do the rest like she was happy to force Trey to do. What a cnut.
Hope so. Cannot stand her now and I'm actually surprised the person after her didn't refuse to go forward.For real, and if they get a test where they have to pick someone to eliminate that player is gonna be number 1 for everybody.
It’s like watching myself go through thisI'm not a fan of Mai but how on earth are the rest of these geniuses not giving Ashley more grief for what she did in the previous game? I was really praying Mia rolled a 6 for Ashley. Just cannot stand her.
I read your posts about the episode and I've had the same frustrated feelings right nowIt’s like watching myself go through this![]()
Anyone with an ounce of decency was of the same opinion. I'm shocked more people didn't call her out for it.It’s like watching myself go through this![]()
Glad I am not the only one who laughed at this.Just caught up, Solius thoughts are those of my own. Although the show is heavily edited to create certain narrative for good drama so you never really know what's going on.
Also:
Ty: "I'm a believer, I can do this, I will do this, I'll lead us to victory, they depend on me"
Jumps. Falls.
Just caught up, Solius thoughts are those of my own. Although the show is heavily edited to create certain narrative for good drama so you never really know what's going on.
Also:
Ty: "I'm a believer, I can do this, I will do this, I'll lead us to victory, they depend on me"
Jumps. Falls.
Honestly felt like the producers were gonna drop him regardless of his choice because it would make a funny scene. Those platforms were clearly set up so that either could go. Whether it was fully predetermined or not we won’t know but I’ve read some things about certain players being given special treatment, players being eliminated after crossing the line in RLGL, players advancing even though they cracked their cookie, players being given ‘villain’ contracts (432) and certain players being mic’d up in games whilst others had fake ones on.Just caught up, Solius thoughts are those of my own. Although the show is heavily edited to create certain narrative for good drama so you never really know what's going on.
Also:
Ty: "I'm a believer, I can do this, I will do this, I'll lead us to victory, they depend on me"
Jumps. Falls.
Yeah I know a few people who work behind the scenes on this and they've said stuff like this. But I try to forget all that and just laugh along.Honestly felt like the producers were gonna drop him regardless of his choice because it would make a funny scene. Those platforms were clearly set up so that either could go. Whether it was fully predetermined or not we won’t know but I’ve read some things about certain players being given special treatment, players being eliminated after crossing the line in RLGL, players advancing even though they cracked their cookie, players being given ‘villain’ contracts (432) and certain players being mic’d up in games whilst others had fake ones on.
You could kind of tell when certain players would go because you’d see them in a team or in the dorm and be like “who the feck is that?” and then you realise you weren’t shown them for a reason.
I think they clearly had to eliminate people in dorm games to get the right numbers for whatever was next.Think the elims were far too weighted to luck and social deduction/popularity contests overall. Cheapens the jeopardy.
Some of them were great, obviously the bridge is the best part of the tv show, the telephone was good, the penultimate game was too. But RLGL and dalgona, and a little bit of marble throwing, were the only physical/skill based games in the end. Even the final looks like it’ll be some sort of poker theme.
Bit too much eliminating through popularity without the chance for retaliation
Yeah but some of those tests too so long they'd have been far better served putting in an extra game.I think they clearly had to eliminate people in dorm games to get the right numbers for whatever was next.
I like the social side of it more than the physical tasks. Seems in tune with the original theme of capitalism too. Networking, teamwork, backstabbing, unfairness etc. all in the name of acquiring money. I think the original was more about the difference between the wealthy and the poor and the desperation it creates though.Think the elims were far too weighted to luck and social deduction/popularity contests overall. Cheapens the jeopardy.
Some of them were great, obviously the bridge is the best part of the tv show, the telephone was good, the penultimate game was too. But RLGL and dalgona, and a little bit of marble throwing, were the only physical/skill based games in the end. Even the final looks like it’ll be some sort of poker theme.
Bit too much eliminating through popularity without the chance for retaliation
Read this exact post on Reddit yesterday.I like the social side of it more than the physical tasks. Seems in tune with the original theme of capitalism too. Networking, teamwork, backstabbing, unfairness etc. all in the name of acquiring money. I think the original was more about the difference between the wealthy and the poor and the desperation it creates though.
I was fine with the games except the dice roll one.Think the elims were far too weighted to luck and social deduction/popularity contests overall. Cheapens the jeopardy.
Some of them were great, obviously the bridge is the best part of the tv show, the telephone was good, the penultimate game was too. But RLGL and dalgona, and a little bit of marble throwing, were the only physical/skill based games in the end. Even the final looks like it’ll be some sort of poker theme.
Bit too much eliminating through popularity without the chance for retaliation
I haven't watch it, but is the social aspect comparable to the TV show "Survivor"? I believe it is on CBS in the US.It's pretty trashy, but it has evolved into something interesting that the original show didn't really portray. The whole alliances, social constructs, and backstabbing has taken a prominent role in this. And to be honest, I can see their being a few copy cat shows that will exploit that part of it further.
I think the tests have been a good addition, as well as the adaptation of the original games (as they won't necessarily translate well to a reality tv show).
The parts that are difficult to watch are the overly hysterical contestants telling each other 'I love you' every 5 seconds, bursting into tears, and all that shite. It's overly dramatised (I guess that's the American nature of it).