I still can’t believe the narcissism of Antonio and some of these women as well. The best line was when he started the race – “As the great Kameha is my witness….” – seriously ?

But why does Anju have to swear so much ? I am no prude and have no problems with swearing, but you can be classy and tough without using sht and fck every two seconds, at least when you’re being filmed, no ?

(Sigh) I don’t know who is more disappointing, the show’s creators who engineered such a segment, or the women who happily participate in this behavior.

And why do they have to be in cocktail dresses while they do this? I didn’t watch, but let me guess, they were all teetering up that old mountain in high heels too, right?

I see enough bad behavior by people in day-to-day real life; if I get home and then watch a few minutes of, say, the Housewives of Atlanta or NJ or NY, I just feel worse. I just don’t get the appeal of most of these shows (exception, The Amazing Race), but I will admit I was bummed that the one NDTV channel the Directv line-up does not carry, is the one that ran Rakhi Sawant’s Swayamvar…go figure…

3rd base

IMHO besides looking for TV time, most of them women usually aren’t really falling in love, but just wanting to beat the other women to the prize. What self-respecting woman wants to be with a guy who is making out with many other women concurrent to you ?

It’s also ironic that the only ones to actually get married after all of the drama (and millions of viewers sucked in) have been the first Bachellorette. I find it interesting that these shows basically start out as a man’s fantasy (ie, a harem) and end up with what is stereotypically a woman’s fantasy (commitment and marriage). That’s my social commentary for the day.

I also hope that for once that one of the girls chosen will actually be from the token minority camps. I mean, does anyone know the farthest any have made it in either of the Bachelor or Bachellorette series ?