I know it's not likely, but what happens if all ten couples are correctly chosen after two or three weeks? Or even on the first try? After all, people can get hit by lightening or win the lottery even if the chances are really small. Would the episodes be broken up so that a week stretches out for about ten episodes, do they have a 3 episode season, or pick a whole new group?
shareMaybe just show them all in the honeymoon suite or they all have to get along in the house together and turn it into a couple's real world type deal?
Production was so cheap they didn't want to bring in a new team for The Challenge and let an eliminated team come back so I doubt production would want to waste the money to bring in all new people so soon and fly them out. Plus they get like 2-5k each just to be on the show and then they'd have to pay out another grand prize unless they rig it for them to get enough blackouts.
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I think the producers would interfere and not let it happen
i'm pretty sure they have to tell producers who they're gonna pick beforehand so if they realise they've got it correct, they'd probably encourage them to pick other people or something
I think the matchups aren't decided until the pool of people is narrowed down mid-season by the producers. Because until that they can be like 'no, they aren't your match' or 'yes that's a perfect match' because it's all done in secret, if they wanted to be legit, they could show the audience the matchups ahead of time and just not tell the cast. It would still be just as interesting because you're enjoying the experience THROUGH them but of course they wouldn't do that because it would show how they rig and manipulate it. They need enough falses until the mid season then they match up the last few to enable an easy win at the end for a 'happy ending' manufactured as hell. But I still love it.
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@jenny: Hmm. Good question.
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