Dan Murphy
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Tonight!!!!!! What will happen at 8PM EST???? The newest and probably best yet in 'reality' TV, Are You Hot? The Search for America's Sexiest People 
will be at the end of it first hour of its two-hour debut. And starting then will be yet another installment of the time-tested 'reality' show, Survivor: The Amazon What will I do?? What will you do??
The Sexiest sure sound like a winner to me, with, according to Phil Roenthal of the Chicago Sun-Times...
.........'executive producer Mike Fleiss--who has made a bundle off peddling romance as a contact sport in "The Bachelor," "The Bachelorette," "High School Reunion" and "Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire"--has stripped those shows to their most basic (and base) core with the "Are You Hot." This is hard core. It's not about love, just lust. No backstory is necessary for the men and women competing onstage. Just smile, stick out your chest and be judged.
"We don't care if you can dance, sing or tell jokes," host J.D. Roberto explains. "All we want to know is one thing: Are you hot?"
....the only time you get a sense any of these pieces of meat have anything going on behind their eyes is in the rare instance they say something to the judges or the even rarer case when we are shown them off stage, like the woman from Calumet City who calls her mom after being rejected. "It's rigged," she says. "I know I'm one of the hottest girls here."
.......Meanwhile, on Survivor,....'Swimsuit model Jenna Morasca realizes she'll have to cover up the very assets she had hoped to use to manipulate the guys. Male model Ryan Aiken calls his camp "one big sausage-fest. We can let our hair down. We can pee in front of each other," prosecutor Deena Bennett says. Accountant Daniel Lue, way too excited about playing with a machete, boldly predicts: "There's no way that women are gonna beat us in anything. Physical. Mentally. Whatever. We're never gonna go to tribal council." Then there's Rob Cesterino, an unapologetically sexist computer consultant who derides his rival tribe as "the camp of the ****** monologue" and invests way too much faith in his Magic 8 Ball."
The New York Times has some good thoughts, LOL. NY Times
So what are you going with, plain, hot sexy people or sex seperated survivors?
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will be at the end of it first hour of its two-hour debut. And starting then will be yet another installment of the time-tested 'reality' show, Survivor: The Amazon What will I do?? What will you do??The Sexiest sure sound like a winner to me, with, according to Phil Roenthal of the Chicago Sun-Times...
.........'executive producer Mike Fleiss--who has made a bundle off peddling romance as a contact sport in "The Bachelor," "The Bachelorette," "High School Reunion" and "Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire"--has stripped those shows to their most basic (and base) core with the "Are You Hot." This is hard core. It's not about love, just lust. No backstory is necessary for the men and women competing onstage. Just smile, stick out your chest and be judged.
"We don't care if you can dance, sing or tell jokes," host J.D. Roberto explains. "All we want to know is one thing: Are you hot?"
....the only time you get a sense any of these pieces of meat have anything going on behind their eyes is in the rare instance they say something to the judges or the even rarer case when we are shown them off stage, like the woman from Calumet City who calls her mom after being rejected. "It's rigged," she says. "I know I'm one of the hottest girls here."
.......Meanwhile, on Survivor,....'Swimsuit model Jenna Morasca realizes she'll have to cover up the very assets she had hoped to use to manipulate the guys. Male model Ryan Aiken calls his camp "one big sausage-fest. We can let our hair down. We can pee in front of each other," prosecutor Deena Bennett says. Accountant Daniel Lue, way too excited about playing with a machete, boldly predicts: "There's no way that women are gonna beat us in anything. Physical. Mentally. Whatever. We're never gonna go to tribal council." Then there's Rob Cesterino, an unapologetically sexist computer consultant who derides his rival tribe as "the camp of the ****** monologue" and invests way too much faith in his Magic 8 Ball."
The New York Times has some good thoughts, LOL. NY Times
So what are you going with, plain, hot sexy people or sex seperated survivors?
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Better yet, call for reservations & head south to the 'world' QUICKLY LOL
teu ya'll tonight!....in between...
