I think it's possible, especially considering how much time she spent celebrating her "victories". People who throw challenges usually get a bad rap on this show (and a shaming from Probst), and Tina may not have wanted to cop to that in front of the cameras.
Her social game is good enough that she can take full…

Does Real World/Road Rules count as a "real"competition-reality show? Because they did do a heart-rate challenge once.

I just noticed this on second viewing, but after Kaylie switches the drinking glasses, Jack Donaghy picks up and SMELLS the glass, and finally gives a slight knowing smile. He knew that she switched them because it'd have Jenna's alcoholic stench instead. That cunning bastard!

These past few episodes have been heavy on the "Dipper is a jerk" vibe, but it's nice to see a storyline in which Dipper refuses to involve himself in the supernatural stuff, even though I think using Wendy once again to create the personal drama for Dipper is kind of a cop-out.

These past few episodes have been heavy on the "Dipper is a jerk" vibe, but it's nice to see a storyline in which Dipper refuses to involve himself in the supernatural stuff, even though I think using Wendy once again to create the personal drama for Dipper is kind of a cop-out.

I want Eliana to win and she's been the best throughout the season and amazing in her solos, but, boy, did I feel bad for Tiffany tearfully acknowledging her lack of screen-time during the auditions and how screwed she really seemed during the beginning.

I want Eliana to win and she's been the best throughout the season and amazing in her solos, but, boy, did I feel bad for Tiffany tearfully acknowledging her lack of screen-time during the auditions and how screwed she really seemed during the beginning.

Cole should probably borrow a few personality quirks from his buddy Mark Kanemura, because he's got a weird intensity to him most of the time and he could use some loosening up.

Cole should probably borrow a few personality quirks from his buddy Mark Kanemura, because he's got a weird intensity to him most of the time and he could use some loosening up.

IaMmE, last season's winner, represented Texas (and one person was from Europe). But you could barely tell.

IaMmE, last season's winner, represented Texas (and one person was from Europe). But you could barely tell.

Rhythm City rarely messed up (I only remember one actual slip up) but was pretty inconsistent when it came to compelling storytelling. Their Beyonce and "The Jerk" performances, both which tried using storytelling, couldn't give them enough viewer votes and it landed them in the Bottom Two the weeks afterwards.

Rhythm City rarely messed up (I only remember one actual slip up) but was pretty inconsistent when it came to compelling storytelling. Their Beyonce and "The Jerk" performances, both which tried using storytelling, couldn't give them enough viewer votes and it landed them in the Bottom Two the weeks afterwards.

Lil Mama does tell 8 Flavahz they have what it takes to be America's Best Dance Crew. They said that or a similar variant for all three crews that night.

Lil Mama does tell 8 Flavahz they have what it takes to be America's Best Dance Crew. They said that or a similar variant for all three crews that night.

All foreign crews have struggled unfairly, I admit that. Black crews as well. Even gay crews, even if that only extends to Vogue and Fanny Pak (maybe!)

All foreign crews have struggled unfairly, I admit that. Black crews as well. Even gay crews, even if that only extends to Vogue and Fanny Pak (maybe!)

I… think that sounds 50-50? It is an MTV show, after all.

I… think that sounds 50-50? It is an MTV show, after all.

I dunno, I don't think MWC got screwed by the song/challenge at all (since all the songs were pretty bad). If it was, this was the first time MOS ever had the worst luck with the song/challenge (giving 8 Flavahz "Birthday Cake" last week was a far more terrible decision).