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I'm already not a fan. I found it a little too over the top...
Discussion thread about Glass House- ABC with 30 replies from the Vevmo community.
fabulous788;308578 wrote:LOL some of the stuff I saw today made the challenges look like Shakespeare!
I'm already not a fan. I found it a little too over the top.
fabulous788;308578 wrote:I'm with you. Something about it didn't feel natural.
I'm already not a fan. I found it a little too over the top.
Bacchus;308594 wrote:I, too, have seen worse -- at least 10 seasons of Big Brother were worse in many respects.
This wasn't the worst reality show I've ever seen, but there are plenty of flaws. The voting process was completely manufactured. The rules are not clear. The show tries too hard. The majority of contestants most assuredly have agents and are trying to break into acting. I'll still tune in for another episode or two, but this is doomed to be a one season wonder blunder.
Bacchus;308594 wrote:This is exactly why I hate the summer season. It's just easier to get attached then bam! its gone.
I'll still tune in for another episode or two, but this is doomed to be a one season wonder blunder.
RMD1;308627 wrote:It is not as bad as one would think. While adjusted, it is still a huge increase in the time slot for ABC. That said, I think there is nowhere to go but down. Ratings don't really matter here. It is one and done.
Ouch
Bacchus;308631 wrote:This show had potential, but they just did too much. There's no need for America to vote on EVERYTHING. Personally, I'll never understand why any producers would've left BB for this show, I think they may find themselves regretting it.
It is not as bad as one would think. While adjusted, it is still a huge increase in the time slot for ABC. That said, I think there is nowhere to go but down. Ratings don't really matter here. It is one and done.
Debut Album;308802 wrote:People said the same thing about American Idol, and then along came "votefortheworst.com."
So I watched it and It was decent. But I think that this show could turn for the worst mainly because of America having the say so in who gets the boot. This country is very religious, safe, and like to bring morals into everything. so the entertaining people will probably be gone first and some boring safe person will win. oh and Alex...that guy did a really PATHETIC job at trying to be the most "epic villan in all of reality tv" he was rather very tame and cookie cutter. He's not in the ranks of Russel(Survivor) Dick(Big Brother) or even people from The Real World/Road Rules challenge. He was just desperate and it showed.
Debut Album;308802 wrote:The funniest thing about him is that he's only a villain because he's obnoxious and a bully. At least **** and Russel had strategy to back it up. "I'M JUST BEING REAL BABY! I'M TELLING IT LIKE IT IS!" How embarrassing.
oh and Alex...that guy did a really PATHETIC job at trying to be the most "epic villan in all of reality tv" he was rather very tame and cookie cutter. He's not in the ranks of Russel(Survivor) ****(Big Brother) or even people from The Real World/Road Rules challenge. He was just desperate and it showed.
GivingTree;308842 wrote:If you really think about it this strategy is brilliant. I would even say better than ****. If he keeps acting like this America will eventually give him the $250,000 simple because he is the only one in the house with a personality.
The funniest thing about him is that he's only a villain because he's obnoxious and a bully. At least **** and Russel had strategy to back it up. "I'M JUST BEING REAL BABY! I'M TELLING IT LIKE IT IS!" How embarrassing.
RMD1;308966 wrote:If you think he has a personality, may I recommend therapy? :sofa:
If you really think about it this strategy is brilliant. I would even say better than ****. If he keeps acting like this America will eventually give him the $250,000 simple because he is the only one in the house with a personality.
V1man;308974 wrote:He is the only one who has a personality on that show. He is the only one causing drama and making it somewhat exciting. It's a great strategy if you ask me.
If you think he has a personality, may I recommend therapy? :sofa:
RMD1;308966 wrote:He asked America if they want him to be a villain, they said yes, so he's doing what they wanted! I can remember Primetime Alex Stein Number 99, but I can't even remember anyone else's real name, so that tells you something.
If you really think about it this strategy is brilliant. I would even say better than ****. If he keeps acting like this America will eventually give him the $250,000 simple because he is the only one in the house with a personality.
Bacchus;309231 wrote:Why is that?
I only made it five minutes into episode 2 before finding the cancel series menu on my DVR.
gamer73;309232 wrote:It's Big Brother light, with a cringe worthy cheese factor and insufferable cast.
Why is that?
jase1;309234 wrote:She's probably lying about that too.
Holly is a rough looking 21-year-old. She looks more like 41.
Bacchus;309235 wrote:I felt this way last week, but given that this is the 1st season (and maybe the last), I'm willing to give them some degree of leeway on certain things. But if Alex came back, I wouldn't be watching this anymore.
It's Big Brother light, with a cringe worthy cheese factor and insufferable cast.
The Glass House Cast REVEALED ALEX - YouTubeIs what he showed tonight a "good guy with morals"...
— gamer73