I don't think I've seen the most recent episode. I think I'm a show or two behind. But it's like the "rookies" are star struck going against these vets they've seen do this show for years. That Devin dude who immediately sold Wes down the river just so he could believe he's on Johnny's good side... You know Johnny will throw him right in next time. And why would Wes think having an alliance with a rookie like that would be important?New young kids are so dumb. Last episode was a perfect opportunity to throw in two strong teams (Johnny/Sarah, Camilla/tony etc) and weaken the old challenge alliances and strengthen the newbie alliance. But they fuck it up by throwing in two weak teams.
It's amazing how year in year out the weak players let the stronger players or vets just coast to the end.
I mean, how can you have watched even a single season of this series and not make it a point to throw Johnny in every chance you get. If your goal is to win, why keep a 5 time winner around? Or Kelly Ann who's won twice. Or Wes who's won two or three times. Why wouldn't you be aiming to eliminate these people?
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I like that a lot of the older guys are in it, but JFC how old are guys like Darrel, CT, and Johnny getting to be? I mean, I thought they were around my age and I'm not far from 40.
Yeah, Cory made a ballsy move basically calling Theo out, which if you watch Theo in the episode, you can tell he's athletic as shit. He's the taller slow talking black dude. And your girl Jenna was in the elimination too.... wasn't a real surprise there.
Theo was a cast member from the most recent Real World in Seattle. The big story line throughout the season was he was a D1 football player who got kicked off the team for possession of weed. He blames it on his cousin who was his roommate... the twist in the season was the cousin came into the house and they droned on and on about who was to blame. I stopped watching it but I don't think they ever came to any conclusion.