Okay, this has the potential to be fairly interesting.
The guys are, truly, average. Or at least not studmuffins, for the most part – the 21-year-old college professor is clearly not average, but yikes, what a creepy fellow he is.
The producers were successful in finding a mixture of different types of average guy, though it seems like the “normally” average types got booted last night (see below). They also were successful in finding guys who would drive each other batshit – the loathing Zach and Marc feel for each other is palpable.
I’m torn between my love for the freakshow spectacle of these shows and a fear that my secret tender heart will be broken by some of these guys – they’re so hopeful and naive. The “omigod” moments shot inside after meeting whatsherface – oh, lord, it’s like looking at a baby bunny wiggling its nose at you as the semi comes hurtling down the highway bringing death.
I would have liked to seen what actually happened during Whatsherface’s (and what is her name, okay, Melana – yikes) turnaround from “what the hell are you doing to me” to “okay, I’ll be a good sport.” Producers only? Did they bring in lawyers waving contracts? Exactly how much time elapses? What was going on in the other room as the guys realized all the people streaming in and out of Melana’s lair were trying to keep the show on the road?
Kathy Griffin needs to interact with Melana a little more, or someone needs to be getting more of her thoughts. I guess that will happen now that she’s back onboard.
As far as the guys she got rid of last night – they all seemed pretty damn normal to me. I was truly surprised at her choices – they all seemed like actual possibles to me, unlike, say, that mountainous bouncer, who I’m pretty sure ain’t going around for the final four.
C’mon, fellow reality sluts – I know I’m not the only one watching.