Tonight is a girls Inferno Day. Aneesa (Chicago) and her knee is the center of attention as the girls must face the Inferno once again.
We'll be back tomorrow with more posts from the long holiday weekend.
Post your reactions here.
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Oops! Susie says that The Sh*& They Should've Shown airs at 10, when Reunited airs
On last night's rather uneventful Denver Reunion, host Susie Castillo made a major oops when she said that Denver's Sh*& They Should've Shown would be airing on Wednesday May 30th.
Literally, ten seconds later, MTV flashed a banner advertising Reunited: The Real World Las Vegas at the same time.
Here's some clarification:
Wednesday, May 30
8pm - Denver Reunion Special
9pm - Denver Sh*& They Should've Shown
10pm - Reunited: The Real World Las Vegas
Tune in next Wednesday for some great television.
Literally, ten seconds later, MTV flashed a banner advertising Reunited: The Real World Las Vegas at the same time.
Here's some clarification:
Wednesday, May 30
8pm - Denver Reunion Special
9pm - Denver Sh*& They Should've Shown
10pm - Reunited: The Real World Las Vegas
Tune in next Wednesday for some great television.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Denver Reunion: Secrets, Revelations, and Fights in the last gathering of the Mile High Cast
Tonight is the Real World: Denver reunion. This is a final send-off for the seven strangers who will not reunite until they're lucky enough for BMP to hold another reunion for them.
If you watch previews, you see Brooke (Denver) and Davis (Denver) kiss, which may or may not sprout up into a relationship. Last month, Davis alluded on his MySpace that he and Brooke were together, but then it was quickly removed. It looks more like a joke than it is serious.
Watch tonight, post your reactions here.
If you watch previews, you see Brooke (Denver) and Davis (Denver) kiss, which may or may not sprout up into a relationship. Last month, Davis alluded on his MySpace that he and Brooke were together, but then it was quickly removed. It looks more like a joke than it is serious.
Watch tonight, post your reactions here.
Inferno 3 Episode #10: Ace and Kenny save themselves, Timmy retires from the Challenges
Last night's episode of the Inferno started out with Abram (South Pacific) and Derrick (Extreme) both assuring each other that there was no way in hell that Kenny (Fresh Meat) would ever win the LifeShield.
Back on the Good Guys team, Ace (Paris) is also eager to prove himself, and his team discusses who should go into the Inferno. Timmy wants to volunteer, but some castmembers, especially Alton (Las Vegas) are pushing to save Timmy and bring Davis (Denver) back to the Inferno.
The mission is "Dog Day Afternoon" where the cast splits up into teams of two, having to pull two castmembers of the opposing teams on huge sleds. Timmy DQs because he is unable to finish the Challenge due to a torn calf muscle he injured in the ladder challenge.
Surprisingly, both Ace and Kenny pull off the LifeShield win. Timmy volunteers to go once again, much to the dismay of Alton who wants Davis to go in.
At the Inferno, Timmy is brought in, while Abram looks just to volunteer himself. The Inferno is simple. The guys are elevated in a glass box, given a steel ring, and have to break out of the glass box. If one of the panels of glass remained unbroken, they are DQed. There are three layers on each side, except the bottom layer which is the thickest.
It's a close competition, but Timmy breaks through the floor first. However, TJ Lavin informs our friend Timmy that when he went up to break the top panel, he stood up and popped one of the panels off without ever breaking it, therefore DQing Timmy and saving Abram.
Everyone is clearly disappointed and Timmy uses this opportunity to give a speech and retire from the Challenges. And in a first time ever, he gets a montage with footage from his Challenges and Road Rules USA Tour 2. Timmy joins an ever growing gaggle of castmembers who say they will never do another Challenge again.
Back on the Good Guys team, Ace (Paris) is also eager to prove himself, and his team discusses who should go into the Inferno. Timmy wants to volunteer, but some castmembers, especially Alton (Las Vegas) are pushing to save Timmy and bring Davis (Denver) back to the Inferno.
The mission is "Dog Day Afternoon" where the cast splits up into teams of two, having to pull two castmembers of the opposing teams on huge sleds. Timmy DQs because he is unable to finish the Challenge due to a torn calf muscle he injured in the ladder challenge.
Surprisingly, both Ace and Kenny pull off the LifeShield win. Timmy volunteers to go once again, much to the dismay of Alton who wants Davis to go in.
At the Inferno, Timmy is brought in, while Abram looks just to volunteer himself. The Inferno is simple. The guys are elevated in a glass box, given a steel ring, and have to break out of the glass box. If one of the panels of glass remained unbroken, they are DQed. There are three layers on each side, except the bottom layer which is the thickest.
It's a close competition, but Timmy breaks through the floor first. However, TJ Lavin informs our friend Timmy that when he went up to break the top panel, he stood up and popped one of the panels off without ever breaking it, therefore DQing Timmy and saving Abram.
Everyone is clearly disappointed and Timmy uses this opportunity to give a speech and retire from the Challenges. And in a first time ever, he gets a montage with footage from his Challenges and Road Rules USA Tour 2. Timmy joins an ever growing gaggle of castmembers who say they will never do another Challenge again.
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