Just watched. Didn't Derrick actually really injure his leg? Why didn't they just DQ him at the men's elimination? Clearly they aren't rigging it for Era 1.
Just watched. Didn't Derrick actually really injure his leg? Why didn't they just DQ him at the men's elimination? Clearly they aren't rigging it for Era 1.
Sometimes an injury just bugs you(and probably gets worse) until you actually go to a doctor and need surgery. Possible he's moving around enough and fighting through the pain while he's still on the show
He was crawling in that mission screaming he broke his leg?! They didn't think to check on that or did CT use up all their medical funds on his injury?
The elimination rounds lately haven't been impressive. They have so many better eliminations they've only used once they could have brought back as part of the theme.
He was crawling in that mission screaming he broke his leg?! They didn't think to check on that or did CT use up all their medical funds on his injury?
It can happen if it's not a break. I messed up my knee once, thought something was broken for a few hours while i was waiting in the hospital, ended up only being about 2-3 days until i could walk again
It's hard to thoroughly explain how much the Targets twist sucks...but I'll try.
It's not exactly production's fault. They were trying hard to make a fair format. I thought they did a pretty bang up job with the Era Invitational. I certainly didn't want to lose 8 of the 40 castmembers in two episodes, but all in all, it was very fair and balanced. And I feel like the Targets twist had its head in the right place: 1.) Make the elimination winners immune the next round, fantastic! And 2.) Give the elimination winners some power to shake up the game, also a great idea!
The issue is that the Targets format falls COMPLETELY APART the second the rotational volunteering started.
To understand why this sucks, you need to understand what is the foundation of a fun season. A fun season needs all of the following: 1.) A fun and exciting cast. Check! 2.) An engaging contestant format structure. Era teams! Check! 3.) A format that allows for and drives conflict. Che...oh...oh no.
This Targets format is bloodless. There's barely any politicking, hell two thirds of the cast is immune and not playing the game every week! The past three weeks basically boils down to: a.) Era 1 sucks and goes in every week and b.) whoever's available for elimination that isn't in the Vacation Alliance goes in.
There's no inherent conflict in the season. It's literally the Vacation Alliance (Tori, Kaycee, Josh, Devin, Jordan, Bananas, Laurel) with people begging to be in the Vacation Alliance (Jenny, Kyland, Olivia, Michele, Theo) vs. The Floaters (Rachel, Tina, Darrell, Derrick, Derek, Ryan, Nehemiah, Aviv, Cara, Averey, Nia, Cory). And the issue is The Floaters are getting picked off and don't even see it happening!
There's absolutely no Counter-Alliance. I thought Rachel, Tina, and Emily were gonna form something but nothing happened. The format is allowing the Vacation Alliance to volunteer in safe numbers for the targets and never get picked. It's maddening to see and the format is allowing them to sneak through with no resistance.
The format doesn't force people to make tough votes. Hell, it barely makes any of them vote. It's just random enough that the VA snakes through every round and not a single eliminated person can be pissed off or even understands what happened.
ten min into episode and this is already so annoying
Kaycee is absolute trash
Just watched. Didn't Derrick actually really injure his leg? Why didn't they just DQ him at the men's elimination? Clearly they aren't rigging it for Era 1.
Casey trying to shade Jenny for being boring is something...I'm so sick of her stealing a spot! @SKKKYETOXIC THERE ARE OTHER ASIAN WOMEN OUT THERE
Cory go away. We don't care you don't know how to put on a condom.
Really enjoyed the michelle break but that ***** ended
LMAOOOO
Sometimes an injury just bugs you(and probably gets worse) until you actually go to a doctor and need surgery. Possible he's moving around enough and fighting through the pain while he's still on the show
He was crawling in that mission screaming he broke his leg?! They didn't think to check on that or did CT use up all their medical funds on his injury?
two days later and they still haven't posted the episode online after.
The elimination rounds lately haven't been impressive. They have so many better eliminations they've only used once they could have brought back as part of the theme.
Vintage MTV
It can happen if it's not a break. I messed up my knee once, thought something was broken for a few hours while i was waiting in the hospital, ended up only being about 2-3 days until i could walk again
If he can't walk for 3 days, he needs go home. But whatever Brad's beard grosses me out so glad he's gone.
Just watched it
lol yes it does me too
It's hard to thoroughly explain how much the Targets twist sucks...but I'll try.
It's not exactly production's fault. They were trying hard to make a fair format. I thought they did a pretty bang up job with the Era Invitational. I certainly didn't want to lose 8 of the 40 castmembers in two episodes, but all in all, it was very fair and balanced. And I feel like the Targets twist had its head in the right place: 1.) Make the elimination winners immune the next round, fantastic! And 2.) Give the elimination winners some power to shake up the game, also a great idea!
The issue is that the Targets format falls COMPLETELY APART the second the rotational volunteering started.
To understand why this sucks, you need to understand what is the foundation of a fun season. A fun season needs all of the following: 1.) A fun and exciting cast. Check! 2.) An engaging contestant format structure. Era teams! Check! 3.) A format that allows for and drives conflict. Che...oh...oh no.
This Targets format is bloodless. There's barely any politicking, hell two thirds of the cast is immune and not playing the game every week! The past three weeks basically boils down to: a.) Era 1 sucks and goes in every week and b.) whoever's available for elimination that isn't in the Vacation Alliance goes in.
There's no inherent conflict in the season. It's literally the Vacation Alliance (Tori, Kaycee, Josh, Devin, Jordan, Bananas, Laurel) with people begging to be in the Vacation Alliance (Jenny, Kyland, Olivia, Michele, Theo) vs. The Floaters (Rachel, Tina, Darrell, Derrick, Derek, Ryan, Nehemiah, Aviv, Cara, Averey, Nia, Cory). And the issue is The Floaters are getting picked off and don't even see it happening!
There's absolutely no Counter-Alliance. I thought Rachel, Tina, and Emily were gonna form something but nothing happened. The format is allowing the Vacation Alliance to volunteer in safe numbers for the targets and never get picked. It's maddening to see and the format is allowing them to sneak through with no resistance.
The format doesn't force people to make tough votes. Hell, it barely makes any of them vote. It's just random enough that the VA snakes through every round and not a single eliminated person can be pissed off or even understands what happened.
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