mark blanchard
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I dunno about the future of the show. I hope it keeps puttering along and I don't much care if it's about a chipping or gimmick contest. I like rooting for my favorites and hating the designated villains of each season. It's a golf soap, filmed over about 12 days as cheaply as possible, and edited for dramatic effect. Nothing more.
This season is definitely down, but I lets face it -- when BB switches to the gals, it's never been about driving distances. No one cared how far Mighty Mouse Taylor hit it as as long as she continued to do bikini handstands. This season is down because the girls aren't as pretty. If the show were a golf competition and not a pretty-girl soap, they'd stick a few Asian imports in with limited fluency in English and all the short-hitting blonde cuties would be eliminated pronto. No one would watch, of course, hence the reason why they don't do that.
Of course, it's outlined ahead of time based on what has worked in the past and what they think will work in the future. Of course, they set up play for drama and they set competitions up to be easy to film for dramatic effect. Ask yourself, why when one of the only cuties (Renee) faces "elimination" in the very first episode, they make her challenge into a just "make par against no competition or go home" practice session. That's too soon to lose a cutie.
For the same reason, Mary will not win, but she'll stay around to near the end. Mary has been scripted as the villain of this season. Dramas need villains for the conflict, but dramas must also give the villain his/her comeuppance prior to the finale.
This season is definitely down, but I lets face it -- when BB switches to the gals, it's never been about driving distances. No one cared how far Mighty Mouse Taylor hit it as as long as she continued to do bikini handstands. This season is down because the girls aren't as pretty. If the show were a golf competition and not a pretty-girl soap, they'd stick a few Asian imports in with limited fluency in English and all the short-hitting blonde cuties would be eliminated pronto. No one would watch, of course, hence the reason why they don't do that.
Of course, it's outlined ahead of time based on what has worked in the past and what they think will work in the future. Of course, they set up play for drama and they set competitions up to be easy to film for dramatic effect. Ask yourself, why when one of the only cuties (Renee) faces "elimination" in the very first episode, they make her challenge into a just "make par against no competition or go home" practice session. That's too soon to lose a cutie.
For the same reason, Mary will not win, but she'll stay around to near the end. Mary has been scripted as the villain of this season. Dramas need villains for the conflict, but dramas must also give the villain his/her comeuppance prior to the finale.
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