Posted 11/20/2009 by Gina in Survivor and Cast Interviews
by Gina Scarpa
Last night, on Survivor: Samoa, the remaining Galu members initially thought they had it made. If Russell didn’t win immunity, they’d simply vote him out… but they didn’t count on two of their members jumping ship. When the votes came down to a tie between Laura and Natalie, John flipped during the re-vote and sent Laura packing. Today, she spoke to RealityWanted in an exclusive interview about her experiences on the show.
Q. Gina, RealityWanted: What made you decide
Posted 11/18/2009 by Gina in The Amazing Race

by Victor Jih
Winner of The Amazing Race Season 14
So I took a week off while I was in China. But I’m back. Last week on The Amazing Race, five teams traveled to Stockholm, Sweden, where they obtained ROUTE INFO after riding a Fritt Fall and tossing rings at coned Travelocity gnomes. At the DETOUR, teams chose between Nobel Dynamite or Viking Alphabet. After every team decided to blow things up, they were faced with an Amazing Race SWITCHBACK where they had to travel back to Bogs Gard Farm
Posted 11/16/2009 by Gina in The Amazing Race and Cast Interviews

by Gina Scarpa
Last night, on The Amazing Race, the final five teams traveled to Estonia, where Gary and Matt were forced to complete a Speed Bump after checking in last at the pit stop during a non-elimination round. Between starting off four hours behind the first team, missing important details in the clues, and having difficulty finding the places they needed to go, it was a recipe for disaster. Gary and Matt arrived at the mat last for the second leg in a
Posted 11/15/2009 by David in The Amazing Race

by David McAlpine
Last time on
The Amazing Race, the teams traveled to Sweden where the encountered a familiar
roadblock: the hay bales. You know, the one that Lena and Kristy spent several
hours at, from sun up to sun down, looking for a flag in hundreds of piles of
hay. Teams didn’t have as much of a hard time with it this time around, but
Gary and Matt screwed up enough that they finished last—only to find out it was
a non-elimination leg.
Posted 11/08/2009 by David in The Amazing Race

by David McAlpine
Last week on The Amazing Race, the teams
flew to the Netherlands, where a slew of Dutch-themed tasks proved difficult
for some teams. Even though Brian and Ericka spent the entire leg lagging
behind everyone else, it was Maria and Tiffany’s inability to do either Detour
that prompted them to cry, hug, then quit the race.