The Challenge
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Its also why the reunions have become useless, because no onereallyhates each other.
Theyre just compulsively throwing digs and snickering by the kitchen like some gossipy aunts.
Also in this episode, Josh tries to convince us that he has yetanotherbest friend in Logan.
This is what I need more of out of these competitors.
I dont care about your moms leaky roof that needs fixing.
Tell me whats on your Amazon Wishlist!
Okay, next segment!
This weeks challenge is an upgrade from the past two weeks because those games teamwork element was slightly fragmented.
Amanda asks her team if they want her help anyway, which they ignore.
And she still contributes toward the end.
I am honestly 100 percent Team Amanda in this segment.
So we know the following half-hour of politicking will be boring as hell.
The obvious choice is Cory, since hes been sent down before.
The Emerald Cell whispers a bunch before casting their votes because this scene desperately needs some suspense.
But it ends up being Cory, which we all guessed as soon as they won.
This couldve been an email!
But Corys not great on the strategic front.
This is the same thing that happened with Josh and Jordan.
Logan ends up beating Cory 2-0, which is sad to me.
I figured Cory would at least manage to win one.
At this point, Cory either has to sharpen some of hisChallengeskills or stop competing.
Logan decides to go to the Sapphire Cell, taking Kyles place.
It feels like were revving up for a Sapphire takeover.
If not, I need the producers to rig the next challenge because Team Emerald is gutless.
