Bigwheels1971

Honestly, probably not. Because I think it would have been framed as, "Do I want to be sitting at F3 with a guy who's mom is terminally ill?"

I think H & K split 100k, since they both got 2nd place (which is one reason I don't like F3)

But if David had been in F3, they would have lambasted Hannah & Ken for bringing David to the end, so either way, they were screwed.

I agree. Personally, it's not a choice I could have made but I can't fault Adam for doing the show, either. @dkb, I tend to agree with you. It seemed to me that the jury liked Adam as a person more than Ken or Hannah.

If that list is true, I'm really surprised that JP would mention that Michaela was playing again, but not Zeke.

I found it horrifying. Granted, I'm extremely close with my mom but still, I honestly wish JP had just said a the beginning of the Reunion that Adam's mom had passed and then offered Adam the chance to talk if he wanted to. The way it played out just felt exploitative and gross because it felt like they were dragging it out of him and I had to turn the tv off when Adam broke down because I felt horrible for him.

Overall, I really liked the show. I did think the premise was flawed from the start because things were so bad that the CO's wanted intel on what went on, but it didn't seem to dawn on them (at least from what we saw) that problems could also stem from people who worked at the jail, & not just other inmates. So, they expected 6 civilians (I'm excluding Tami because at least she had been a cop) to keep their eyes open & snitch, when there are people in jail with power (and guns) who potentially could have been involved in stuff? That just seemed really irresponsible to me. Robert was obviously not taking this seriously during the training phase, so why didn't they just bounce him then? Also, it made no sense to me why they were so bent out of shape when he quit. He seemed way more of a headache in the program, so I would have thought they would have been relieved to see him go. It seemed to me that a lot of the stuff the stuff that the participants mentioned for improvements during the show & during the exit interviews, was common sense. There were a lot of times I found myself thinking, "The CO's needed someone to tell them that?" I got a weird vibe during the exit interviews that the CO's didn't care that much about the feedback they got. I give everybody a pass on how they reacted to leaving jail because something that monotonous, depressing, and boring, probably did feel like 60 years. Next season, I think they should cast former police. Is it at a different jail?