I know the show is highly staged but what if they found their matches before they had enough material for a full season?
Would they just show the episodes out of order or just lie about echo their matches are and just light all 20 bars at the end?
It would never happen because of the reason that you just mentioned. I think most of the people chosen to be on the show have at least 2 matches.
Also, you put 20 to 22, attractive 20 somethings into a house, no one will be thinking with their hearts. We are creatures of habit, so of course they go straight for the people they are usually attracted to even though that behavior never worked in the past.
The thing that these people don't realize, is that this isn't about finding their "true" perfect match, but who the mtv execs say is their perfect match. They should be starting with strategy from day one, so they can figure what criteria mtv is using to determine perfect matches.
And she acted like I was teaching her about everything.
They wouldn't let it happen, just like they haven't let them lose on a season as of yet. If they aren't going to win by the very last episode each season, they will fix it to make sure they do win.
shareDoes anyone think the Kam-Eddie-Alicia thing was staged for the drama?
Alicia seems to be really hung up on Eddie, but he is a player, not to be trusted by any girl.
Alicia was very hung up on Andre as well. She and Gianna seem very emotional and needy for male attention.
Kam seems very confident and focused. She seemed like one of the people who encouraged her housemates focus on finding their matches as opposed to blindly hooking up. I feel bad that she is stuck in the honeymoon suite with a cheater. One of them should have told her the truth.