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It was absolutely the right decision to fire the chopper guy. That I can’t even recall his name speaks volumes, as he was only at best a worker bee. This task he was abysmally detached, though I can give him a few sympathy points for a bad back.
Once again, very impressed with Clay. This guy has shown me a range of talents and confidence I didn’t expect. At this point, he is my winner.loud-mouthed, hypocrital, insensitive, crude-languaged, ugly, BITCHY Lisa pretty soon, I’m going to scream. Unless this is all a big act, that woman has some severe mental issues. I don’t think she has had anything good to say about any of them, even Aubrey who was her "buddy" until the teams split up.
I was really thinking the housewife should have gone. Paul should have made more of his bad back for protection from getting fired. I know how that can be and you can’t really function when you’re like that. Actually, Paul and Dyanna didn’t have a job they could do except work on the puppets.
I said before I think Clay or Arsineo will win but now I’m leaning more toward Clay. He’s very diplomatic with his answers and statements, although, so is Penn but I can’t see him winning. I never liked Penn much before but this show (as it has with so many others) changed my mind about him.
even though he had a bad back, he was clearly not interested in this project. He let Aubry take the reins and she did what she does best – she took control, which is what Paul should have been doing. He dug his own grave last night by not "running" the show. I thought everyone on their team did a good job last night EXCEPT for Paul, who could not have been less interested in this project. He should never have accepted to be PM on something he cared so little about.
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