She was on board though, listen to Claudia’s interview someone posted on the podcast. She said it was her and Alyssa’s idea in the first place and she went around telling others and was completely on board.
That’s the magic of editing. Multiple storylines present themselves while filming, and you get to choose which ones to show. There may be some production influence, but I dont really see or feel anything too heavy handed. 🤷♂️ but I usually just allow myself to buy in and enjoy the ride regardless.
There were more people not onboard with the plan to take out Kim, but they edited to make it seem like it was just one because DRAMA. There were probably like 4 people in Rob's corner, another 3 or so who didn't care and would have gone along to keep the peace, and then the rest who didn't want Kim to go/were against Rob
The Banker made no since during robs turn… why give him 9 chances to have a good deal and only 3 chances it would be a bad deal. They definitely wanted Kim out bc she was dragging the show by not being physically fit for competitions
I agree OP.
Rob hitting the tiny 1.5mil target to guarantee immunity was a big tell for me. All the other shots had been way off and no one had gotten close. the crossbow didnt even shoot straight and he still hit it.
Also the banker gave rob an insanely good offer. I think it was like a 75% chance he would make a good deal?
They know that rob is the selling point of the show.
I can see Aron bluffing Rob as "realistic", He used the classic double bluff which threw Rob for a loop. Also Aron seems really hard to read.
It wasn't an insanely good offer, it was a normal offer. They don't give offers based on the % above or below, just based on the total value of all the cases left in play.
Rob is way too popular to be voted off this soon. I don't care how they do it. I want him on the show. But, as all reality shows go, they're all heavily edited.
I didn’t until after this last Rob scene. He just took the first offer after everyone else went full force and rejected all the offers? Like no, not real. I really liked the show too.
I think they are editing a lot of footage out of order to make more of a story of it.
It’s not fabricated, it’s edited
She was on board though, listen to Claudia’s interview someone posted on the podcast. She said it was her and Alyssa’s idea in the first place and she went around telling others and was completely on board.
I mean Aron is on this sub and confirms all is on the straight and narrow ..
I’m rooting for him. Dude only pulled 3 arrows but never gave up and went till he had no gas left. Go team Aroblyssa
That’s the magic of editing. Multiple storylines present themselves while filming, and you get to choose which ones to show. There may be some production influence, but I dont really see or feel anything too heavy handed. 🤷♂️ but I usually just allow myself to buy in and enjoy the ride regardless.
The magic of editing …
All NBC shows are fabricated and fake. The Voice is probably the worst of all of them
I hate the voice
There were more people not onboard with the plan to take out Kim, but they edited to make it seem like it was just one because DRAMA. There were probably like 4 people in Rob's corner, another 3 or so who didn't care and would have gone along to keep the peace, and then the rest who didn't want Kim to go/were against Rob
Everyone do their best Aron impersonation!
The Banker made no since during robs turn… why give him 9 chances to have a good deal and only 3 chances it would be a bad deal. They definitely wanted Kim out bc she was dragging the show by not being physically fit for competitions
I agree OP. Rob hitting the tiny 1.5mil target to guarantee immunity was a big tell for me. All the other shots had been way off and no one had gotten close. the crossbow didnt even shoot straight and he still hit it. Also the banker gave rob an insanely good offer. I think it was like a 75% chance he would make a good deal? They know that rob is the selling point of the show. I can see Aron bluffing Rob as "realistic", He used the classic double bluff which threw Rob for a loop. Also Aron seems really hard to read.
It wasn't an insanely good offer, it was a normal offer. They don't give offers based on the % above or below, just based on the total value of all the cases left in play.
Rob is way too popular to be voted off this soon. I don't care how they do it. I want him on the show. But, as all reality shows go, they're all heavily edited.
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I didn’t until after this last Rob scene. He just took the first offer after everyone else went full force and rejected all the offers? Like no, not real. I really liked the show too.
It was actually a second offer …they didn’t show him knock off 3 lower amounts and then taking the offer
Odd bc I was sitting on my couch and saw that it was the best choice statistically and I would have taken it too.