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#120

Ralph Harris (Last Comic Standing 5)



I thought that he was one of the weaker comics that season. Sure he was pretty well-known before he went on the show, but I didn't think that he was all that great. There were a few other comics that I thought were much better than him. I think the thing that I liked the least about him was that he seemed to think that he was better than some of the comics. Like if he were to ever go into a head-to-head with the other comics that he would beat them flat out without even having to try. My perceptions might be wrong, but that is just how I have felt about him since he was on the show.





#119

Bren Olswanger (The Apprentice 3)



Book smarts vs. Street Smarts was the premise for the season he was on. And it probably took you all of two seconds to figure which team he was actually on. He just exudes the air of a highly educated, smarmy business man. To be honest I always thought he reminded of Darrell Hammond of SNL fame. He could have done a great impression of Bren if they had ever done a sketch of that season. Back on topic he was eventually fired for having a crap idea on how to effectively manage office clutter. He made it farther than I would have liked him too.





#118

Neil Tejwani (The Biggest Loser 4)



Pulled what was perhaps the biggest shocker of the season off when he gained 15 or so pounds on the day of the weigh-in by water loading. Now I'm not sure if I remember how his trainer reacted to this sudden gaining of so much weight but i'm sure whoever it was they weren't very happy about it. He put that much weight on to be able to vote someone out of the game. I know that this show is as much about alliances as any of the other shows, but at the core of this show it's about losing weight and becoming healthy. I'm not sure if his little stunt did anything to help him in either capacity.





#117

Scott Savol (American Idol 4)



The guy lovingly referred to as FaFu (I think). He was a VFTW person's dream. A guy with less than average looks who had a pretty good voice. You could just tell that every week that he was safe Simon cringed. And likewise his critiques of Scott got progressively worse with each progressive week. I never really understood how he got that far in the competition either. It might have been people that wanted to see a person with less than pop-star looks win or it could have been for some other unforeseen reason. I think that he got comfortable in his position though and the week that he was voted off he sang "On Broadway" which basically a jab at Simon for saying all the thing that he had. The smart-alec attitude didn't work too well for him and he was promptly voted off that week. I don't think that he could have made it any farther in the competition either way though.





#116

Caryn Groedel (Survivor: Palau)



How did she get this far in the game? I'm not really sure. I think that it was one of those right place, right time sort of things. She was on the dominant tribe and in the dominant alliance on that tribe. You can't really say that she did very much on that tribe except just go along with what everyone else in her little group was doing. She basically played the same game as Katie G. but just a less better version of it. She did voice her opinions every once in a while when she didn't like things that were going on in the camp but it was more of a 'I'm still here' argument than a 'I'm mad and here's why' argument. I really can't think of anything else to say about her so that never bodes well.