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I thought the ending challenge would have been a little more exciting then just running around the woods looking for things. And I don't get the thing with the voo doo dolls. What was the point of that? They made them and then nothing. I kind of thought the dolls would have something to do with their challenge.
I was so excited that I thought we were finally going to see the mastermind and then we didn't get to. I kind of figured we wouldn't, that way if there's anymore seasons we won't know what he looks like. I also expected something like the explosion to happen. I was thinking since near the beginning of the episode it would be cool if the winner got killed off, too. I didn't think he would be able to escape, though. Anyway, I'm glad Ted won. ![]()
| amaryllis88 wrote: |
| The way this last challenge was set up, it seemed pretty easy compared to all the other things they've faced, a lot simpler than being caged up in the slaughterhouse, or being buried alive, or waiting until you're inches from a pendulum about to slice you, or the car compactors.... I'd love a reunion kind of episode, where they all talk about their experience |
On another note- the winner did win $666,666 right and not $66,666? I thought it was the first option but in the finale they made it seem like the 2nd.
| stellarchick86 wrote: |
On another note- the winner did win $666,666 right and not $66,666? I thought it was the first option but in the finale they made it seem like the 2nd. |
| amaryllis88 wrote: |
I'm pretty sure it was just the $66,666 that Ted won, it's also mentioned in the show summary as well. Either way, they're both pretty huge amounts of money, I'd be happy with the 66 thousand. |
| stellarchick86 wrote: |
| Im such a city girl, not only could I probably not do the scary stuff but the showers/sleeping accomodations/meals and that type of stuff would have to be something Id consider too. Thats why I hate camping haha. I could never be on a show like 'Survivor' and this show is kinda like that, but with added scary stuff instead of harder physical stuff, and for not as long (and they dont have to fend for their meals I dont think). But its sort of the same premise though..if that makes sense lol. But thanks for the answer too! =) |
| amaryllis88 wrote: |
I can't imagine myself doing the kinds of stuff that they had to do...one of my biggest fears is SNAKES. So, basically, a lot of the challenges they faced, whether it was in the boats, or reaching into a barrel, there were tons of snakes everywhere. *full body shiver* Then, having those crocs in the water, espying on you every time you go near the edge of the water, I ain't no crocodile hunter, so that's a no way for me. I haven't ever been camping, and I am somewhat intrigued by it, and would like to experience a tamer form of camping, not the "let's survive in the forest" thing |
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