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Bucky Katt;1101857; said:
I love that the host has the balls to chastise the audience for enjoying other people's misery. :lol:

"This is real. This is about more than just money."

You assholes, you're the ones who created the conflict. :slappy:
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Ha ha ha!
"With an answer like that I can only assume you aren't happy." -directed at the wife

"How about you, are you happy?" -directed at the husband


Ooo, and host armchair psychology to boot? I'm so there!
 
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FCollinsBuckeye;1101867; said:
TPIWWOP

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You do that every time. Has it ever worked? Do you think if you ask it enough it will work one day based on the law of averages? Think again. :wink2:


Back to the subject of the thread, if she really wanted to win that money, after having answered those two previous questions, she should have just said no. Gotta think like a winner to be a winner!


Hm. I wonder what the divorce would be like when a person admits, on national tv, to cheating? "Half of everything? How about I don't stick my foot in your ass on the way out and you count yourself lucky!"
 
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Bucky Katt;1101857; said:
I love that the host has the balls to chastise the audience for enjoying other people's misery. :lol:

"This is real. This is about more than just money."

You assholes, you're the ones who created the conflict. :slappy:
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The same host that brought us Temptation Island. This is Fox's go to guy when they need a complete dirtbag to host one of their shows.
 
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same people?

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OCBuckWife;1101693; said:
The game works on the premise that humans are all crap, everyone has secrets, guilt and shame are fun to watch, and it makes the viewers feel better about themselves. "Oh Martha, I would never cheat on John, how awful that woman is!"

Add money into it and it's the perfect television show.

Are humans all crap?
Good question. I don't believe so.
But there are some who have personality disorders........(ekeen)

And ...Yeh! You would kill that show! :tongue2:
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Taosman;1102023; said:
I find this type of reality/game show highly cynical. And ugly.
I will not watch it.

Now. "A Shot at Love with Tia Tequila" is true yellow paper, adult entertainment!
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Rumor has it the show is a sham. She isn't really bisexual, she just doesn't mind making out with girls. But "finding love" with one would be impossible as she is heterosexual and has had a steady boyfriend for ages. In an article it was said "Tequila is ultimately unsure about whether her A Shot at Love persona is really real, claiming she'd be "a little more feisty" on the show if she wasn't playing a character."
 
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TGfan06;1101820; said:
here is the clip from the episode...
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the interesting part for me is listening to the audience. listening to them boo when the chick tried to protect the girl from a difficult question. listening to them cheer when she decided to continue on with the game. listening them ooooooo when a difficult question was asked. that audience didn't purchase their tickets to see people tell the truth. they came to watch someone destroy their marriage. to rip apart their family. they came to revel in the destruction of a human being and they didn't much care for who or how.

i come away from this thinking this must be similar to roman's chanting for death in the arena. it makes me wonder how far that audience was from cheering for a lion to eat a young woman. or an old man. or a child.
 
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Bucky Katt;1101859; said:
Apparently, she also admitted to stealing earlier in the episode. :rofl:
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I don't know many of us who would get "away" with this question. Technically taking an pen or pencil from the office is stealing. So in my mind I would have to answer yes to that question. I don't really know how the "lie detector" works. If it doesn't bother me that I took a pencil from work) would it show up as a lie if I answered yes to the question?
 
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