Goddamnit, just when I thought I had some reading comprehension. I do agree with you that it's pretty horrible that they've basically hidden away an entire demographic on the show for twenty years.
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I hate myself for knowing this, but that first part isn't true. The San Diego season had Jamie Chung (now Mulan in Once Upon a Time), who is Korean-American. I think she even won the one Challenge season she was on due solely to the fact that she's a competent human being,
Glavin!
I watched the first UK season on Youtube on a whim and got completely sucked in. The people of course were relatively normal, and that one guy who broke the rules about not talking about nominations which sparked a nation's fury was pretty fascinating. The first season also has psychologists doing talking head…
She also went to GW, so there's yet another political layer.
She also went to GW, so there's yet another political layer.
So it's like a hipster-Eurovision?
So it's like a hipster-Eurovision?
Jonah's apartment also had a GWU flag in it, which makes me want to like him, but explains a lot about his character. Our school spirit is like an antibody, we bash it all we want, but if someone mixes it up with Georgetown/calls it a party school, we smash their brains in.
Jonah's apartment also had a GWU flag in it, which makes me want to like him, but explains a lot about his character. Our school spirit is like an antibody, we bash it all we want, but if someone mixes it up with Georgetown/calls it a party school, we smash their brains in.
Get out. This spot's taken, m'glavin.
Get out. This spot's taken, m'glavin.
I, for one, welcome our all-dancing, all-singing K-Pop overlords.
Isn't Sabado Gigante already produced in Miami? Just give it vaguely racist English subtitles and you have a ratings smash!