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Joe Millionare revisited
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Posted by: sieglinde

What a complete and total waste of time. It was interesting to see the other contestants but it really did not have much content.

Posted by: DLiquid

I actually thought it was quite a bit better than the painfully drawn out, two episode, three hour finale. The interviews on the street were amusing, it was entertaining watching the women watch the finale, the Paul segment was good, and the interviews with Evan and Zora were okay, although that Temptation Island Marky Mark wanabee host guy is a tool.

But I thought Zora seemed like a totally different person. She was all smiles, bubbly, and enthusiastic. Not at all the shy, self conscious person she was during the show. Was it all an act? ;)

Posted by: njchris65

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Originally posted by DLiquid
But I thought Zora seemed like a totally different person. She was all smiles, bubbly, and enthusiastic. Not at all the shy, self conscious person she was during the show. Was it all an act? ;)

Didn't she say she was intimidated by the $$ he supposedly had?

Regardless, you have to be somewhat outgoing to go on a TV SHOW! How shy could any of them be?

Posted by: mrcoaster

I found the show amusing. Much of tv has no real content. It's a diversion. I watch the stuff that I do for entertainment. If it amuses or entertains me for a while, that's all I want. If I want to be educated, maybe I'll go elsewhere....or turn on the Discovery or History channel. To me it's no worse than Everybody Loves Raymond. Now there's something I can't even watch long enough to complain about how annoying it is while criticizing the episodes. :o

Posted by: BeanMeScot

I heard on the radio yesterday that Zora was in a Longhorn Steakhouse commercial and had been in a movie. She had also tried out for other dating type shows.

Posted by: JYoung

Sarah was on Howard Stern this morning trying to disspell her gold digger image.
She claims that the producers were deceptive in their recruiting and sold it to them as a "Sex in the City of Paris" type of reality show and not a dating show. :rolleyes:
She also denied giving Evan a Lewinsky in the woods and that she wasn't that interested in Evan period, that she wasn't there for romance.

Posted by: Mike20878

Yeah, I think I heard on Howard this morning that they are no longer together. Or it could've been another show...

Posted by: msgoff

Well, at least Fox isn't crazy enough to do another reality matchmaking show anytime soon - like having people vote on who should get married! :D