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Post by amplify26 on Dec 2, 2012 19:26:49 GMT -5
I'm re-watching Ring of Fire to edit an Endurance Wikia article, and I've now noticed how negative Willa was.
She claims Antonio picked her without her consent, which could've been avoided, if they talked over the situation. Talk about rude and condescending.
Also, in Create Your Own Game, Cealey claimed Taylor cheated because Taylor "bumped" a Green ball out of their lane. That was also a lot of unwarranted negativity. How many of you would've noticed the ball if you were in Taylor's situation?
Any other negative Endurance situations that come up to mind?
Ultimately, those events led to everybody hating those girls.
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Post by fanofe2 on Dec 4, 2012 20:46:25 GMT -5
Scooter pushed Max during the blindfold contest.
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Post by amplify26 on Jan 20, 2013 20:01:03 GMT -5
Scooter pushed Max during the blindfold contest. That was less of negativity and more of wanting to win. Maybe because Max gave Blue the Samadhi? |
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Post by Mister Ham on Feb 5, 2013 12:29:21 GMT -5
Also, in Create Your Own Game, Cealey claimed Taylor cheated Taylor "bumped" a Green ball out of their lane. That was also a lot of unwarranted negativity. How many of you would've noticed the ball if you were in Taylor's situation? Any other negative Endurance situations that come up to mind? Ultimately, those events led to everybody hating those girls. Ugh I remember the Taylor and Cealey fight about that mission. I was actually watching this the other day. At first glance it appears that Taylor really hit the ball with her arm on purpose. But I sort of gave Taylor the benefit of the doubt and rewinded to watch it again. The ball was clearly in Blue's lane and let's be honest, Cealey treated Taylor like dirt this whole game. Green had a bad throw and it went into Blue's lane; it is not Taylor's fault for hitting it. Why would Taylor stop and grab their ball for them? Blue knew they would be given the samadhi no matter what they did, so it was not her fault. Cealey even claimed Taylor pushed it all the way down the hill. It was a flat surface. Maybe this gave them a 5 second disadvantage? They were not close to beating Blue or Purple and Red was having a really hard time. Love that you brought up this point though, amplify26. Anyone else have thoughts on this? |
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Post by fanofe2 on Feb 9, 2013 22:32:46 GMT -5
It could have been a small hill. I haven't seen that episode in a while, but it's possible we couldn't see the hill on the TV angle. I do agree that any advantage was minimal and they were both trying to win the game. It was one of those things that just happened.
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Post by Mister Ham on Feb 24, 2013 13:45:51 GMT -5
Yeah regardless of whether there was a hill or not, the disadvantage was only a few seconds, and would not have hindered them from getting anything better or worse than the place they got in the challenge. This episode was definitely the last straw in my eyes for the Green team.
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Post by amplify26 on Apr 22, 2013 21:17:11 GMT -5
Yeah regardless of whether there was a hill or not, the disadvantage was only a few seconds, and would not have hindered them from getting anything better or worse than the place they got in the challenge. This episode was definitely the last straw in my eyes for the Green team. Poor judgement on Cealey's part, I assume. How about fan negativity towards other players? What do you think? |
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