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ArtMaggot		#1021	[-]
Posts: 2162 (12/01/09 10:14 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Wonderful World Remove this ad ANDand19 wrote: Does this mean they get to go to the Emmys? If the suits have plans for J&J, that's how the roll out begins. As many appearances in CBS special events and productions that will improve their Q rating and expand the fan base. Then you will see them doing light interviews on one of the Entertainment news shows. During this period projects will be looked at and selected for development, if a long form project is not selected then you will see them as a regular field reporter for some ET style project during BB/TAR Season.
anders332		#1022	[-]
Posts: 4021 (12/01/09 11:36 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I've never watched TAR - but I will now. I'm sure it will be rigged so they can at least make it past the first few weeks - but I doubt they'll be the ultimate winners. Do the participants get a per diem? probably??
kczar		#1023	[-]
Posts: 160 (12/01/09 03:05 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	This makes me very happy! I TAR is my favorite reality/game/travel show and Jeff and Jordan were definitely the highlight of BB. I expect much comic relief!
Surfing Hippo in Trouble		#1024	[-]
Posts: 1915 (12/01/09 06:11 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I don't know why people think it'll be rigged. It wasn't rigged for Romber/Alison and Donny
Us Kids Know		#1025	[-]
Posts: 11448 (12/01/09 08:14 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Actually, the finale was rigged against Romber.
NickD		#1026	[-]
Posts: 55 (12/01/09 11:21 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	How do they rig the Amazing Race? I would love if they were last on the first leg and it was a non-elimination! The haters would go nuts!
Oowatanite		#1027	[-]
Posts: 9530 (12/02/09 10:54 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Us Kids Know wrote: Actually, the finale was rigged against Romber. Planegate got a lot of deserved attention but the original bullshit moment in the finale was when Romber had a big lead where the third place team U/J was in a different country, only to see three teams waiting for a gate to open the next morning, all in five TV minutes. An abandoned sugar factory having "hours of operation" - ridiculous.
TheyHadFaces		#1028	[-]
Posts: 7675 (12/02/09 01:59 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	NickD wrote: How do they rig the Amazing Race? I would love if they were last on the first leg and it was a non-elimination! The haters would go nuts! They don't really. They did do something very unfair though to Rob/Amber. The last leg of the race was in California, and the teams were flying back from England I think. Anyway, R/A were the only team on a flight that was about to leave, when the couple that ended up winning got to the gate. They didn't have tickets or boarding passes, and the airline people told them that the ramp thing had already been pulled back and there was no way they could get on. Well, if that happened, there would ZERO suspense in the last episode. R/A would win in a landslide. They went to commercial, and when they came back the airline changed their minds, disregarding all protocol and security guidelines to let them board. TAR insisted they had nothing to do with it, but if you believe that....
itsfriday		#1029	[-]
Posts: 1820 (12/02/09 02:16 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	^ If TAR producers have that much influence over airline protocols than Jeff and Jordan FTW!
AllieBuck		#1030	[-]
Posts: 286 (12/02/09 02:22 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Wonderful World Remove this ad I wasn't the biggest Romber fan but that was so unfair.
lml417		#1031	[-]
Posts: 814 (12/02/09 10:14 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I didnt watch Romber'f first TAR season, but I really enjoyed watching them on All Stars. They were definitely one of the smartest teams there. Too bad they got kicked off early. Happy to hear the JordJeff will be on TAR, that'll get me to watch it again.
SurvivorArctic		#1032	[-]
Posts: 23573 (12/03/09 01:55 AM) Not a team player Reply Quote More Recent Posts	The rigging against Romber was the most amazingly beautiful thing to ever happen on reality tv.
BB11Casey		#1033	[-]
Posts: 275 (12/03/09 02:17 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	ArtMaggot wrote: ANDand19 wrote: Does this mean they get to go to the Emmys? If the suits have plans for J&J, that's how the roll out begins. As many appearances in CBS special events and productions that will improve their Q rating and expand the fan base. Then you will see them doing light interviews on one of the Entertainment news shows. During this period projects will be looked at and selected for development, if a long form project is not selected then you will see them as a regular field reporter for some ET style project during BB/TAR Season. WTF.. I'd like that gig. MY FANS WANT ME TO DO IT!!!!! hahahahahahahahaahahahhahaa /ronnie
snakey.losttheunoffica...		#1034	[-]
Posts: 747 (12/03/09 03:15 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Did he really say that Casey or is it a joke? He is so wacked out I can see him saying it fo sho.
GabrielP		#1035	[-]
Posts: 441 (12/03/09 04:29 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	JORDEFF <3 True love on Big Brother <3
EnricoV		#1036	[-]
Posts: 6087 (12/03/09 10:50 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Oowatanite wrote: Us Kids Know wrote: Actually, the finale was rigged against Romber. Planegate got a lot of deserved attention but the original bullshit moment in the finale was when Romber had a big lead where the third place team U/J was in a different country, only to see three teams waiting for a gate to open the next morning, all in five TV minutes. An abandoned sugar factory having "hours of operation" - ridiculous. Now let me get this straight. So you think it was unreasonable (and indicative of "rigging") that an abandoned sugar factory, that they had (ultimately) to run through, up and down stairs, out on to some bridge contraption, jump off, swim to a boat, climb back to shore over a bunch of rocks and run back up the hill to the abandoned sugar factory wasn't open all evening long? Yeah, obvious rigging.
Oowatanite		#1037	[-]
Posts: 9551 (12/03/09 11:00 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	EnricoV wrote: Oowatanite wrote: Us Kids Know wrote: Actually, the finale was rigged against Romber. Planegate got a lot of deserved attention but the original bullshit moment in the finale was when Romber had a big lead where the third place team U/J was in a different country, only to see three teams waiting for a gate to open the next morning, all in five TV minutes. An abandoned sugar factory having "hours of operation" - ridiculous. Now let me get this straight. So you think it was unreasonable (and indicative of "rigging") that an abandoned sugar factory, that they had (ultimately) to run through, up and down stairs, out on to some bridge contraption, jump off, swim to a boat, climb back to shore over a bunch of rocks and run back up the hill to the abandoned sugar factory wasn't open all evening long? Yeah, obvious rigging. Well, considering it "closed" at 4:30 in the afternoon, yeah, it's obvious rigging.
EnricoV		#1038	[-]
Posts: 6088 (12/04/09 01:51 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Do you know when the sun set that day? They would need to allow maximum time to complete the task. Particularly as the most dangerous part to do in the dark/after dusk was at the end of the task. If it was the producer's intent to "rig" the outcome, there were too many other things they could have done to equalize things that didn't happen. Look how much time it took U/J to get away from the pitstop, having no money. How much time did they beg at the airport. All it would take would be to send a few plants in to help them out. Didn't happen. But, if you prefer to see it as rigging, go ahead.
anders332		#1039	[-]
Posts: 4055 (12/04/09 09:07 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	All these fucking reality shows are rigged - this is news?
Oowatanite		#1040	[-]
Posts: 9553 (12/04/09 12:48 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Wonderful World Remove this ad EnricoV wrote: Do you know when the sun set that day? They would need to allow maximum time to complete the task. Particularly as the most dangerous part to do in the dark/after dusk was at the end of the task. I guess I have to spell it out for you. This was a pretty quick task. Romber runs up to the building, reads the clue, Amber changes into her swimsuit and jumps in the water, swims to the boat nearby, and back to the beach. Then Romber reads the new clue and off they go. Time taken is 30-45 minutes. R/K and U/J arrive *several hours later* at night and cannot complete the task til morning. Romber wins TAR7. It's one thing to have the flight from England to Jamaica bunch up the teams in the finale. It's complete bullshit to purposely bunch up the teams AGAIN near the end of the race.

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