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still doesn't explain his red eyes unless he was told that he is getting fired beforehand

from what i understood it was Gavin's choice to go he had red eyes as if he's been crying the whole night, and he said in his final interview something about this job not being right for him

because she laughed when Morello was struggling with a vacuum and because of her poor choice of products for him. With heather, this was the strategy they agreed on, and he decided to stick to it, rather then step up and give her a hand. They only won by 93 bucks across 6000, so it was a very...

TV thingy was an exercise purely to see how supportive of their teammates they are. Mary-Anne obviously failed at that (Gavin did too)

i think heather will win

just the right people evicted :D

yeah he is great Mark is probably going to start him at a lower position, so Sam can learn and work his way to the top.

well at least someone's got a job already :)

I could put all of them to good use, including the ones already gone, but not in the role they are trying to get.

i think you are overreacting at the end of the day, they have to choose 2 people and explain why they chose them. so if everyone worked great, he cannot say - it's all my fault, he still has to chose 2 and give an explanation that's when you start seeing those pathetic things

haha, just bought myself 4 seasons on DVD on special, spent the whole week of my holiday on a couch having great laughs :D

yeah sometimes it sounds like my kid, whatever you say to him it's always "yes, mom/dad" and you can see she just says it to get us off her back

you never know maybe Mary-Anne will take her place :)

finally she really lost it this time

i doubt that it's necessary in my opinion they aren't even actors, Mariott probably just offered their clients to participate in a show, and they have agreed so they get 5 mins of fame. or maybe they got free rooms.

josko i would agree with you if they were hired by contestants, but in this case i don't think it would matter :)

why would being an actor prevent you from scoring objectively?

i agree. although i think in this one John was clearly ahead in terms of who should go, he didn't seem to be managing anything. Something i really liked was the looks on Heather's face first when Sam said she was the weak link, and then when Bouris told Sam off about gambling with clients...

don't spoil it for us :)

keep in mind that it's a small town, so those dancers might have been the best ones available at a short notice