Wow. I must be in a parallel universe, because I feel so many different things about this episode than others.
For starters, in what way was Jessica hypocritical about Evan? Jessica may not have been totally truthful with Alex and Britney in Prague last week, but she still did help them when all was said and done. She didn't have to. But she did. Considering she did offer help to others, it's not unreasonable to expect some help from someone else.
I am also in shock at everyone giving Evan credit for not helping Jessica and Kristi. I would be able to agree with that if she gave them a firm no. Despite everyone saying she did, she didn't. She gave him a very half-hearted "we'll see." In other words, a very soft maybe. Like she was dangling the possibility of helping, but then snatched it away. Frankly, I think that's what bothered them more than her not actually helping. She didn't just give them a firm no. I think they would have respected that and understood that better if she had.
And Jessica is hypocritical, but not Evan? It's okay for ever not to help someone, yet she can expect someone to help her, like approaching Eric & Daniel at the mall?
Sorry. Not buying that Jessica some monster while Evan is some saint. Not a chance in hell.
And what is this about the other teams not really hating Evan? In Saint-Tropez, Tim gave an interview in which he was giddy about the possibility of Phil having to go out and eliminate her when she was struggling with her boat. Alex & Conor actually scoffed at them catching up to them in Arles. And even after the race, Henry & Evan have stayed in touch with literally none of the other teams, as far as I've seen. Plus, Trevor & Chris and Joey & Tim have both interviewed after the show and said that they really weren't liked that much on the race because they never talked to people in social periods. Evan, in particular. So yes, I think it's likely real that the other teams do dislike them.
