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2 hours ago, ProfCrash said:
She would have had to get ahead of him on the way up or stay close enough on the way down and that wasn't happening.
No, he'll remind us that they are athletes. They played basketball in College. They are used to being motivated by being berated. It is totally fine.
Can you get lost walking tot he starting mat? I am horrific with directions but these two are making me look like a well trained SEAL able to navigate behind enemy lines in the middle of the night. What the hell are they doing?
I suspect that the folks who got lost or took forever at getting to the task are the reason why there is less individual driving. It spreads teams out by too much and it probably makes life harder for Production.
On the bungee jumping. That is high on my list of things I would only do for a million dollars. I am not sure that I would handle it as well as Kim did. She was petrified but just did it. I hope they recorded their kids response to that particular scene because that had to be an epic moment in their house.
Penn gets emotional, who cares? He knows that this is something that Kim is afraid of. You could see her body language in the car, she was trying to press herself as far as she humanly possibly could into that seat. She was tense, nervous, afraid, and has anxiety. I can't imagine what was going through her mind. Penn knows all of this about her and gets misty eyed because of how well she did and has the temerity to express his awe in a manner that involves tears and people think that is wussy?
Go Penn. Be you. Real men show emotion and know that it is ok to be emotional.
I loved Penn's comment to Kim before she jumped. The Race doesn't want anyone to die, she would be fine. Not some bold proclamation of anything but cold hard fact that probably was more useful then any platitude he could have offered. I love how the attendants at the bungee jump were so supportive of everyone. You could hear them telling people that they would be fine, lots of people are nervous, dive on out and go for it.
The delivery task looked brutal, those stairs were legit. I kind of wish they had a time running so we know how fast teams did it. I am a bit surprised there was only one bottle broken the entire time and hardly any chestnuts dropped.
Sausage looked pretty straight forward. We saw a few broken casings, I wonder how many we didn't see?
Overall, good stuff. Too bad the other teams couldn't return because I am guessing we are stuck with Arun and Natalia or Sheri and Akbar for a bunch more weeks. They have at least two elimination legs that had to be turned into non-elimination legs. I just hope that Arun and Natalia learn how to navigate fast so we lose Akbar and Sheri next week.
Ha, "the race doesn't want anyone to die". Would tell my son a version of that if he thought a ride at Disney World seemed scary. It's bad for the brand
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On 7/26/2021 at 11:42 AM, PaulaO said:
My sister and I have created 2 rules that we think Jeopardy! should embrace. 1. If you don't get FJ! correct, you cannot win the game, no matter how much money you have. 2. You have to bet at least the amount of the clue if you hit a Daily Double. None of this "I'll wager $100." Don't pick a clue in that category if you don't know the category.
Yes, 1000% to your rule #2. I've been saying that for years.
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8 hours ago, ottoDbusdriver said:
I thought Fred Armisen was doing a cameo, but no, it was a Cadillac commercial.
Ha, me too. What an odd choice to be a Cadillac spokesman
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Anyone else wondering where these people get all their money from, Mary with all her plastic surgeries, and now having paid for 2 for Brittni. Christine doesn't seem to work, but has a nice house with a major renovation planned, and her hubby just works for Dads pizzeria?
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S03.E01: The Falcon
in Jack Ryan
I also thought he sounded totally different