Ugh, if I was Evelyn, I would be so pissed!  I don't blame her for her defensive and aggressive attitude this season on Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Island.  Well, she's always defensive and aggressive but that's not the point.  Nobody will let this girl get a key or get in on a face-off!  In a sense, I see their point.  I'd be scared of her, too.  She's a force to be reckoned with in physical competitions and can hold her own with just about any male contestant in the game.  Still, it just doesn't seem fair that if the cast doesn't like one or two people, they can keep them from getting a key, which is the only way to get to the final challenge.  The rules of The Island are in favor of alliances, not in individual players.  Like Paula said last night, though, "This game isn't fair."  You're not kidding!

Why isn't anybody aggravated the Jen helped Paula win the face-off last night?  I mean, obviously Paula's alliance isn't going to be upset but what the heck is everyone else doing, like Ryan or Colie?  Let's go back a step.  Ashli injures her foot in a drunken stupor outside of the cabana and can't do anything physical.  The group votes her into the face-off so that Ev can't get in.  Ashli goes up against Jen and Paula.  The girls get to pick a male teammate for this competition and must roll a giant ball through a gate two times in order to win.  Paula, Dunbar, Jen, and Tyrie gang up against Ashli and Derrick and in the last round, Jen agrees to push the ball through Paula's gate, giving her the win.  In return, everyone kept Jen and she also got a key.  If I was a player in the game without a key, I'd start sweating.

Next question.  Is it me or has this season shown the ugly side of just about every guy on the show?  From Kenny to Johnny to Dunbar, they're calling every girl a bitch, a stupid bitch, an annoying bitch, and so on.  I used to think some of the guys in this game were fun, a source of comic relief, and pure entertainment.  Not so much on The Island.  They're rude, they're obnoxious, they're cocky, and they're chauvanistic.  How Paula and Johanna can be aligned with Johnny and Kenny is beyond me.  Then again, I didn't expect a girl proud of her giant rack and another one who competed in beauty pageants to be the upholders of all things moral.


- Gina Scarpa, BuddyTV Staff Writer
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