...if the comics are sequestered in their house/castle for the duration of the filming of the show? I know they get to leave for challenges and to receive rewards (Aspen for Corey and Kathleen), but in a lot of other reality shows the contestants aren't allowed to watch TV or read newspapers or communicate with their families. Wouldn't the producers have to accommodate the comics if they had previously booked gigs? They had to disqualify Jim Norton due to scheduling conflicts, so does that mean they all have to give up their livelihoods until the filming is over? Just something I was wondering about.