It could have been worse. It was a 90-minute premiere.There was a time when I would have watched a show like this, in the 70s or maybe the 80s, when real celebrities would be involved instead of reality show stars. They were fun shows. I watched the first 60 minutes of The Superstars and then sort of snapped out of it, thinking, why am I watching this? Nothing really happened, and I decided I wouldn't care at all if anything did happen. Who cares if Jennifer Capriati loses a bike race?
Wipeout is mindless entertainment. The Superstars is stupid entertainment.
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6-24-2009 @ 3:25PM
ivymm89 said...
Too bad! You missed the best part! There is someone more of a sore loser and jerk the T.O. His partner made a complete a^* out of herself!
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6-24-2009 @ 10:23AM
Adam said...
If you only watched an hour you probably missed Joanna Krupa completely destroying TO verbally. It was incredible. I'm sure he cryer all night after that tounge lashing. I've never been the biggest Joanna Krupa fan, but seeing her rip TO was the hottest thing I've seen in awhile. Definately made up the hour and twenty minutes that came before.
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6-24-2009 @ 10:39AM
Christopher said...
Thats my teammate, its not fair!
6-24-2009 @ 11:45AM
HD said...
Not in HD? Why have a show about watching the pretty people in SD?
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6-24-2009 @ 12:30PM
Robert said...
Yeah I started watching it for a few minutes, then I couldn't take the non-HD anymore. Really? All these athletes and stars and you can't broadcast in HD?
6-24-2009 @ 1:00PM
Jimmy said...
I watched until I lost all respect for John Saunders ... about four minutes.
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6-24-2009 @ 1:27PM
Adam said...
Yeah, they should have put Tirico or Van Pelt out there instead of one of their most credible reporters. After all ist Stu Scott on staff specifically on staff for shows like this.
6-25-2009 @ 12:13AM
CC said...
I loved it! I saw it more like a comedy - Robert Horry riding a bike made him look like a giant riding a tricycle. Watching Jeff Kent (and others) repeatedly capsize in their kayak - priceless.
Yes, it was cheesy/corny (complete with the play-by-play commentating) but it was so funny and thereby fun. A good show for the summer time, where there isn't much else happening.
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6-30-2009 @ 3:38PM
Tom Anderton said...
Yeah, TO and Joanna were the reasons to keep watching. They're coming back tonight, maybe you'll find another reason:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQ__8gt7WFk
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