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They were the two most beautiful people on the show. Both could be stars and that makes for a powerful couple. Any commercial starring them will have viral potential; "Did you know that they are an actual couple?" people will whisper. Don't forget, Elizabeth is an Advertising Executive in NYC. Both speak well, so they have more than just "model" potential. People love a rags to riches story. How will Zac react to having money and fame, after being a checkout boy? Liz wants him just as he is. Too bad, he's going through big changes. Will she still love the new successful Zac, or does she need a helpless puppy to love? I will definitely watch a show featuring them. I won't even look at the Kyra video. I find her to be extremely repulsive. As hard as the producers and participants try to create fake scenarios in these reality shows, sooner or later, people's real character shows through.

Stopped in to see what Zac & Lizzie are up to. I also want to dedicate this song to the girl who walked out.

It's kind of surprising that a few of them actually seemed to forget about the $50,000 prize, or whatever it is and that they were concerned only with finding a mate. I think Caro is playing the game now. When she was saved, she was exultant and she didn't even glance at Ray. She's after the prize money. Hey Cashel, Pro Tip: If a girl or guy is being wishy washy about whether they want to be with you... they don't deserve to be with you. Move on immediately. They are hindering you from meeting a person who can't live without you. Therein lies bliss.

Kyra is the perfect girl for a masochist like Cashen. Zac and Elizabeth are a perfect couple. He is Top Model handsome and the fact that he's a checkout boy adds romance to the success story. They should start out modeling together. People will learn that they're not just random models, they are a real couple. Then comes a movie. Then an Amazon series. Then it's into politics.

If you make a connection with someone and you are asked; "Are you still looking for a new girl to enter the villa?" You might say "No, I want to build this connection." Why would you kill it in its infancy by saying or thinking otherwise? Then if someone comes in who seems like a better fit and they are instantly attracted to you at the same time, what are you supposed to do? Stay with the girl you like less, just because some idiots asked you a question and put you on the spot earlier? Ridiculous.

Weston was paying zero attention to Kyra and the attention-ho didn't like that. She initiated that entire conversation about her feelings for him. What should he say? No, I'm not at all attracted to you? She baited him with leading questions such as; "If we could go back, blah blah blah." Then she completely sabotaged him by lying to the other girls that he approached her with his desire to be with her. So what if he dumped Kelsey? She seemed very sweet and glammed up nicely but doesn't really seem like the active type who would be a good fit for Weston. That said, I don't know what they all saw in Weston in the first place but it sure went to his head, as it would go to ours. Are they there to make a commitment to the first or second person they're paired with? Or are they there to evaluate their options and choose the best fit for them to be with outside the villa?

Elizabeth is the most beautiful but she looked ugly tonight. Alexandra is next, except when she plasters on that bronze colored face. Zac is the handsomest. That model dude was right, Zac should be a model, especially since he's a checkout boy. The narrator is hilarious. Very clever and a very welcome change from the usual drivel one might expect for such a show. I'm sure there's a writer but with Matthew's delivery, it sounds like he's also a writer. It's the perfect touch to lighten our mood when the houseguests become unbearably ponderous. Everyone was shocked that Kyra and her non-mate were safe. I never found her to be attractive and on the inside, she is extremely ugly.

That lying weasel Kyra successfully poisoned the minds of all the girls. The producers and participants, try as they might to create fake scenarios, sooner or later, a person's true nature is revealed. These girls were all Kumbaya until they leapt at the chance to condemn a man for the crime of being loved. Vengeance is mine, sayeth the herd.