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Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
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I like this show better and better each week, and last night was no exception. I liked the fact that they're giving props to one another, and that they seemed genuinely upset to see someone go.
I can also understand why everyone was so pissed off that Dat won the exemption. I don't think I've seen him say or do anything that was particularly funny. Everyone else is generally pretty funny in situ, but Dat was right to pray for an exemption. I can't believe he waited for nearly an hour during the hide-and-go-seek.
I was as amazed as Rich Vos about Ralphie's girlfriend.
Given that everyone pretty much likes everyone else, I think the seniority challenge is a good way to go. I liked Rob Cantrell's bit, but Ralphie was clearly funnier. Everyone was very impressed with the way he went out, and I think that once Rob polishes his act a bit, he'll do very well. You could tell that he was fairly nervous, but he did Ok. The godfather thing with Rich at the end was funny.
My guess is that Dat will be the next to go, and if he's smart, he'll go head to head with Geoff, who is also on thin ice.
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The biggest problem with this analysis is that Geoff is too big a pussy to be in the majority who challenges Dat. He'll probably challenge Dave or Tess. Death to Geoff Brown.
I thought Jay Mohr did a great job in the focus group. It sounded exactly like every focus group I've ever done. All one of them.
So, my prediction didn't come true, except in the sense that Dat didn't go down. I thought Rob's comedy was hit and miss, and was not at all surprised to see him go down with class and integrity. As I said before, I saw Ralphie live opening for Jay Mohr, and he was pee-your-pants funny. The bit about Mexicans last night made me spit my drink up.
Very intrigued by the scenes from next week, which indicated that a) next week is the last immunity, and b) next week is the last one-on-one battle. How are they going to eliminate people from here on out? Audience voting?
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