I can’t stand Paul. He reminds me a bad student who never grew up. I don’t care if he’s the Mole; I just don’t want him to win.
I’m starting to think Clay is the Mole.
You?
I can’t stand Paul. He reminds me a bad student who never grew up. I don’t care if he’s the Mole; I just don’t want him to win.
I’m starting to think Clay is the Mole.
You?
I think Clay and Mark have banded together to figure out who the mole is. I’m leaning towards Craig right now. I doubt it’s Nicole because she’s a woman and the rest are all men. If it is her I’ll be disappointed because she’s so obvious about it. I think Alex thought it was her and that’s why he’s gone.
I have said Craig since day one. He comes REALLY CLOSE to suceeding but manages to fail every time. I think picking the teams in the Andes was a giveaway that Craig new there would be a twist once they got 500 yds or so.
Do we know there would have been a twist?
That challenge was insane on the face of it. I don’t remember the details, but it was a long distance in a short period of time, to be covered while wearing flippers and on stilts and bent over in a llama costume? Get real. Professional clowns couldn’t have done the tasks in the given time. I don’t blame anyone the least for saying the hell with it.
He mentions in passing, “I thought there would be a twist 500 yds up the road” or something to that effect. It just struck me as a very odd thing to say.
BTW: what reward is there for being the Mole and no one knows. I mean, what is to prevent the Mole from being obvious and openly sabatoging everything? Do they make more money if people DON’T pick them during the quiz?
I tried out for the show in 2001. Basically, part of getting paid for being the Mole is contingent on not allowing other people to figure it out. It’s impossible to conceal everything, but direct exposure is against the rules.
I still never heard how much the Mole got. I assume it’s around $75,000-$100,00. It’s a ton of work.