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'War Stories'
Non-Fiction TV: I Reject Your Reality and Substitute My Own
This thread is for non-fiction TV, including but not limited to reality television (So You Think You Can Dance, Top Chef: Masters, Project Runway), documentaries (The History Channel, The Discovery Channel), and sundry (Expedition Africa, Mythbusters), et al. [NAFDA]
Aw, I was all excited for the father-daughter team. READ THE CLUE.
Oh yeah, but didn't they screw it up the second time? I thought the father had done the hang gliding or whatever and the clue said the other person had to row the boat, no?
No, it was the opposite - since the first Roadblock clue was "Who wants to follow the leader" (or something), the active participant in that one was actually the person in the taxi. The non-participant i.e. the paraglider was the one who had to do the rowing.
My list of Things To Know Before You Go On The Show has expanded yet again: know how to row, right up there with Know How to Swim and Know How To Drive Stick.
Oh man, it was painful watching the people who had never been in a rowboat before. Thank god for that one guy who used to row crew.
You've got to love it though, when two of the neo-rowers literally fell off their benches the first time they tried.
I've paddled canoes and kayaks, I don't know how I'd do with regular oars, but I do have some generally understanding of physics and mechanical know-how.
No, it was the opposite - since the first Roadblock clue was "Who wants to follow the leader" (or something), the active participant in that one was actually the person in the taxi. The non-participant i.e. the paraglider was the one who had to do the rowing.
Ohhhh, right. No wonder it was confusing.
I think that bodes well for the season that they are complicating things a bit for the teams.
Yes, I like it when the clues are tricksy.