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NetworksHouse of Villainshas positioned itself as your one-stop shop for cartoonishreality moments.
Its the only show that said Yeah, lets give Omarosa a chance after the Trump administration.
As Vultures recapper said, Tiffany Pollard should always be on TV.
House of Villainsfollows a pretty standard reality-TV format.
There are challenges, immunity, and an elimination round.
But it broke the mold with the setup surrounding elimination.
Two former reality stars on the chopping block are strapped into chairs.
They plead with their captors, and one is spared.
The other is yeeted into darkness.
just over here reminiscing about the first#houseofvillainselimination.
they were so young, so innocent.
they had no idea what was coming.
But, logistically, the whole thing raises some questions.
With the season-finale airing tonight, its the perfect time for production to weigh in.
Can yall make a behind-the-scenes bonus ep and address these real quick?
How long are folks strapped in before the actual yeeting takes place?
And for how long after?
Whose job is it to unstrap the loser?
Do they see to the winner first?
Has anyone pissed themself?
Why did Joel McHale go for sneakers with his hosting look?
They make his pants break at a weird angle.
Is it dark in the void?
Part of the gag is that the stars are cut off mid farewell speech.
How often do you think about Marie Antoinette allegedlyapologizing to her executionerfor stepping on his foot?
Because I think about itoften.
Did any producers think about maybe flashing a few lights, to indicate electrocution?
Or is the point to make the whole thing completely divorced from reality?
Who came up with letting one of the cast members be the one to activate the chair?
Let them personalize it!
Make it a TikTok!
