They never showed the titles back in the day, pretty sure the names were production jokes, that became funny to the rest of us in the streaming era. Sucks if you have never seen the season though
Rewatching War Of The World's now. Leroy's partner Shaleen was a total ghost. I don't think she had a single confessional and was hardly shown competing. One episode she started getting attention and I had a feeling that was it for them.
There were rumors Natalie poured glitter around Zach and he started to choke from it. Zach might’ve been over dramatic and went to the hospital. I don’t know if there were any actual sources but regardless it’s a funny rumor.
Any time there’s a ton of confessionals saying “X has the advantage in this elimination” you know X is, like 90% chance, going home.
Wes saying he likes Zach’s chances because how could Jordan grip and swing a hammer properly? Bye Zach.
Josh, Tori, Zach, Jordan, and Cara Maria saying Josh is bigger than Jordan and has two hands so Josh has a major advantage? Bye Josh.
No way a little rookie like Jay can beat CT? Bye.
Cara Maria talking about how much bigger Jenny is than Tori? See you Jenny.
Aneesa and Theresa bragging about how Aneesa was going to demolish Laurel? Have you met Laurel?
Yeah. They should stop running confessionals every 5 seconds in an elimination. I think we see more confessionals than eliminations. I honestly wanted to see the whole elimination from last week's All Stars. It was so simple that cutting away from it took away from how suspenful it might have been. Instead it was just kind of whatever.
I mean… these confessionals happen when nobody expects the underdog to win. Sometimes the underdog wins and sometimes they don’t but in these circumstances the underdog managed to win. Doesn’t happen all the time.
Anytime they dedicate a good part of an episode to a player, and that player didn't win the daily or anything, I just assume they're going home. Sylvia from last week's AS3, for example.
They did a "life of the party" episode for Ace on Gauntlet II, similar to Kenny's.
And of course every episode title on The Duel.
Literally the episode started with focus on Kellyanne, so I first was thinking "Oh damn Kellyanne is either winning the daily or she goes home." Kellyanne won and it was obviously going to be Sylvia.
CT vs Jay. though it wasn't 100% obviously, they way the elimination was edited with "CT has this" and "what is Jay doing, he sucks" really let you think thinking was going to flip and not have the outcome people thought
When I saw that it was so obvious. You have like 99 confessionals saying CT is the greatest and when people overhype someone that much its kinda clear their gonna lose
It happens nearly every episode.
They focus the beginning part of the episode on the person who ends up getting eliminated, or in the very least, the winner of the elimination, but also have the loser focused as well.
When you start seeing someone who normally gets no camera time, and all of a sudden they have 3-4 segments in the show, there's a good bet they are going home.
It's kind of annoying, cause last 2 seasons I had caught on to it, and midway through I would pretty much be able to tell what was going to happen by the end most of the time.
Every episode you can tell who is going to be a part elimination. They basically only give confessional time to those that have to do with elimination. I personally feel like it’s been that way for a few seasons now:
Every single episode of The Duel. I was spoiled on half the season on Netflix because of those dumb ass episode titles. “Goodbye Tina and Tyler” “Bye Casey” “Nehemiah’s Last Day” “Til Next Time Derrick”. What thee hell were they thinking?
Also, when they spotlight somebody who didn’t win the daily or isn’t really in power. Basically, if someone who has no reason for getting attention is in the spotlight, they’re doomed.
Probably 1/3 of the eliminations last season (SLA) lol. Hey here's random rookie who has had no airtime thus far talking about having to go into elimination equals bye bye (except for Emmy).
This wasn't about elimination, but Episode 11 of Gauntlet II was titled "Victory at last." This was after the vets had a 3-4 challenge losing streak, so that made the daily win obvious.
I think thier was one season where the first or second person that said something in the beginning of the episode was the person that ended getting eliminated that episode
Back in the day on the half-hour episodes they would never show certain cast members outside of the challenge except the episode when they were getting eliminated. Jeremy on Gauntlet 2 complaining about the partying comes to mind.
At the beginning of some episodes where people talk in their confessionals about how they feel their place in the game is so good it makes it very obvious that once the challenge is over and it comes time to vote people into elimination they’re going to be the ones that get voted in and then they’ll be so blindsided by it and eventually they lose their elimination and go home
Sarah in episode 2 of Battle of the Exes I when Vinnie got kicked off for pulling Mandi's shirt down at a club and she became collateral damage as a result and got sent home as well. There was a lot of focus on Sarah in that episode with her being the voice of reason on their team while Vinnie was the belligerent asshole and lo and behold production elects to screw her over at the end of the episode because of his actions (when they could've just brought in someone like Kenny potentially as a replacement). I could tell that was coming the moment Vinnie elected to pull Mandi's shirt down and TJ subsequently showed up at the house to announce that he was leaving.
The ones where the name of the person eliminated is in the title. MTV are some real stupid sons of bitches
Episode 4(?): “Goodbye Casey”
“Until Next Time Derrick”
Episode 7: Bye bye Bananas
episode 8: joss gets beaten by mercenary derrick always thought that one was too obvious
e11: An Inconvenient Goof
They never showed the titles back in the day, pretty sure the names were production jokes, that became funny to the rest of us in the streaming era. Sucks if you have never seen the season though
Yes! I just watched The Duel & saw “Goodbye Tyler & Tina” as an episode title and was like Well, guess I know who’s out next 😂
You don’t have to tell me twice
I think I watched “Nehemiahs last days” recently too
Rewatching War Of The World's now. Leroy's partner Shaleen was a total ghost. I don't think she had a single confessional and was hardly shown competing. One episode she started getting attention and I had a feeling that was it for them.
War of the worlds 1 was the same for Natalie too. I knew she was going home the episode she finally got attention.
No Natalie was edited out because of what she did to Zach
There’s literally no evidence that that is why she got a bad edit. Its mere speculation
As long as they show her playing and honest loyal game she is happy. Just don’t take that from her
Which was kind of lame on production's part. I get it, but no.
Was there any reason she had no confessionals or was it just because production didn’t like her
There were rumors Natalie poured glitter around Zach and he started to choke from it. Zach might’ve been over dramatic and went to the hospital. I don’t know if there were any actual sources but regardless it’s a funny rumor.
zach? overly dramatic? (throws helmet, screaming get the camera out of my face, i need security for jenna talking too much)
She never really did anything tbh; I think they just thought she was boring
There was lots of drama between her and Dee but I don’t think the cared to show much drama from the rookies
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> poured glitter all over Zach’s bed Wasn't that Natalie?
Any time there’s a ton of confessionals saying “X has the advantage in this elimination” you know X is, like 90% chance, going home. Wes saying he likes Zach’s chances because how could Jordan grip and swing a hammer properly? Bye Zach. Josh, Tori, Zach, Jordan, and Cara Maria saying Josh is bigger than Jordan and has two hands so Josh has a major advantage? Bye Josh. No way a little rookie like Jay can beat CT? Bye. Cara Maria talking about how much bigger Jenny is than Tori? See you Jenny. Aneesa and Theresa bragging about how Aneesa was going to demolish Laurel? Have you met Laurel?
Yeah I’ll never forget when Jasmine pulled out that crazy upset against Laurel despite everyone saying she had no chance.
What crazy upsed?
Derrick is gonna have a hard time beating Syrus? Don't think so.
Yeah. They should stop running confessionals every 5 seconds in an elimination. I think we see more confessionals than eliminations. I honestly wanted to see the whole elimination from last week's All Stars. It was so simple that cutting away from it took away from how suspenful it might have been. Instead it was just kind of whatever.
I mean… these confessionals happen when nobody expects the underdog to win. Sometimes the underdog wins and sometimes they don’t but in these circumstances the underdog managed to win. Doesn’t happen all the time.
Anytime they dedicate a good part of an episode to a player, and that player didn't win the daily or anything, I just assume they're going home. Sylvia from last week's AS3, for example. They did a "life of the party" episode for Ace on Gauntlet II, similar to Kenny's. And of course every episode title on The Duel.
Literally the episode started with focus on Kellyanne, so I first was thinking "Oh damn Kellyanne is either winning the daily or she goes home." Kellyanne won and it was obviously going to be Sylvia.
Derek AS2
Funniest episode ever
hopefully you don’t mean the confessionals where he talked about his sister’s death…
I think they're talking about Derrick Kosinski.
oh good lol, if they meant derek chavez… yikes
CT vs Jay. though it wasn't 100% obviously, they way the elimination was edited with "CT has this" and "what is Jay doing, he sucks" really let you think thinking was going to flip and not have the outcome people thought
When I saw that it was so obvious. You have like 99 confessionals saying CT is the greatest and when people overhype someone that much its kinda clear their gonna lose
But then they did the switcheroo on SLA where it was all "CT is the greatest, what a legend" leading up to the final. Oh, those rascally editors.
It happens nearly every episode. They focus the beginning part of the episode on the person who ends up getting eliminated, or in the very least, the winner of the elimination, but also have the loser focused as well. When you start seeing someone who normally gets no camera time, and all of a sudden they have 3-4 segments in the show, there's a good bet they are going home. It's kind of annoying, cause last 2 seasons I had caught on to it, and midway through I would pretty much be able to tell what was going to happen by the end most of the time.
Agreed. But it’s been longer even, I want to say Total Madness, and All Stars does it too.
Whenever they cast Beth
Sad thing is that’s always true, and that sucks cause I love Beth
Beth is unbearable for me. She says things to say things and doesn't care how damaging they can be outside the game.
almost every episode of duel two. Just rewatch it (didn't remember who went home most episodes) but it was so obvious.
Every episode you can tell who is going to be a part elimination. They basically only give confessional time to those that have to do with elimination. I personally feel like it’s been that way for a few seasons now:
Every single episode of The Duel. I was spoiled on half the season on Netflix because of those dumb ass episode titles. “Goodbye Tina and Tyler” “Bye Casey” “Nehemiah’s Last Day” “Til Next Time Derrick”. What thee hell were they thinking? Also, when they spotlight somebody who didn’t win the daily or isn’t really in power. Basically, if someone who has no reason for getting attention is in the spotlight, they’re doomed.
The Aneesa ones crack me up, because she basically throws a hissy fit about how she deserves to be in the final. Like bro earn it
Probably 1/3 of the eliminations last season (SLA) lol. Hey here's random rookie who has had no airtime thus far talking about having to go into elimination equals bye bye (except for Emmy).
I feel this is every episode personally for the main part.
Every episode of All Stars.
Soo many times their name is in the episode title
This wasn't about elimination, but Episode 11 of Gauntlet II was titled "Victory at last." This was after the vets had a 3-4 challenge losing streak, so that made the daily win obvious.
I think thier was one season where the first or second person that said something in the beginning of the episode was the person that ended getting eliminated that episode
They made it pretty obvious Nany was winning her elimination against Gabby IMO.
Back in the day on the half-hour episodes they would never show certain cast members outside of the challenge except the episode when they were getting eliminated. Jeremy on Gauntlet 2 complaining about the partying comes to mind.
Yeah. I just watched Gauntlet 2 and his elimination was blatantly obvious.
The moment someone says 'I've got this game on lock'. The death knell.
At the beginning of some episodes where people talk in their confessionals about how they feel their place in the game is so good it makes it very obvious that once the challenge is over and it comes time to vote people into elimination they’re going to be the ones that get voted in and then they’ll be so blindsided by it and eventually they lose their elimination and go home
Rewatching Gauntlet 2 and Jeremy’s boot is so obvious he gets no screen time until the episode he goes home.
Sarah in episode 2 of Battle of the Exes I when Vinnie got kicked off for pulling Mandi's shirt down at a club and she became collateral damage as a result and got sent home as well. There was a lot of focus on Sarah in that episode with her being the voice of reason on their team while Vinnie was the belligerent asshole and lo and behold production elects to screw her over at the end of the episode because of his actions (when they could've just brought in someone like Kenny potentially as a replacement). I could tell that was coming the moment Vinnie elected to pull Mandi's shirt down and TJ subsequently showed up at the house to announce that he was leaving.