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"The Women Tell All: Not Hardly..."
SurvivinDawg 6816 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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05-15-03, 07:59 AM (EST)
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"The Women Tell All: Not Hardly..." |
I dunno, it just didn't seem to flow all that well.They spent a lot of time redeeming Amber's drunken state, defending her and saying she's not an alcoholic. One also got the feeling that they wanted to rip Tina Fabulous a lot more than they did. They showed taped messages of Kirsten and Jen. Pretty lame stuff. The Audience seemed to have a negative reaction to Kirsten. Cristina DID get ripped quite a bit, though. Especially for her aggressivess and the age difference. But then came some defense for the aggressiveness (from other girls), so this sorta went lame, too. One thing that got me, though: I have rarely seen such out of context editing to produce commercials and teasers in my life! For example, the commercial where Kirsten is saying "I heard some things said about me"... was made to look like a live and real confrontation... it wasn't. It was taped, and that remark just zipped by and really wasn't a thing. In many of the teasers (to bring us back after a commercial break), the snippets shown suggeted a direction and level of conversation (and cattiness) that just never materialized.
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greeneyes 698 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Reality Show Commentator"
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05-15-03, 04:41 PM (EST)
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3. "RE: The Women Tell All: Not Hardly..." |
What does every one else think about the messages that Jen and Kirsten left for the other girls?I really thought before that he ended up choosing Jen. But I'm not so sure any more. In her video, Jen seemed to be speaking in the past, and said that he hoped he realized that she had fallen in love with him. Kirsten seemed to be really happy in her message, and was practically glowing. She also said that she had come on the show to find true love, and that she did find it. (She strikes me as the type that would not be able to hide her bitterness if she was going to be dumped on national TV) Would love to know when the messages were taped. It looks like after the shows began airing, since Kirsten mentioned some of the girls making some rude comments. I definitely think the producers/editors really don't care for Kirsten. They had a catty comment from her in nearly every segment. They hardly showed any clips of Jen from the house. And I loved the commercials where they said it was a showdown between the sweet and the shrewd. I hope the preview where Andrew's brother was talking to him, and the brother didn't seem to like the girl was concerning Kirsten. I think the family's preference played a big part in Andrew's decision. Please let it be Jen in the end. After watching Jenna win Survivor, I'm not sure that I can handle seeing another seemingly self-centered, spoiled girl come out on top. Guess we'll find out on Sunday.
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