Steve Feiles

I'm stunned that so many find this "Big Brotherish" series good. It plays like a reality show and lacks the real suspense and killing that kept people on the edge of their seats in the original series. No fear in their faces and no sadness when people are lost. I'd say killed but that's iffy. Many players think people are just sent home. When players are eliminated no shock is expressed, no grieving for lost friends, and no fear that they may be next. A really embarrassing disappointment to watch. Just AWFUL

Just a great story but also shows the average American how much work people from deprived countries are willing to do to achieve their dream. I worked for the Lottery and called on many donut stores and every owner has heard of this man who is responsible for helping all of them. This is why at least 85% to 90% of donut shops are Cambodian-owned. I watched it 5 times and even saw two of my accounts in the movie

Infuriating! I can't believe anyone would buy the breakups. Just before each marriage, both partners are seen talking with friends and family worried that their fiancee will turn them down when the final question is asked. On top of that, each has to give a reason why they love the other and they do speak in glowing terms. As one praises the other you see him or her smiling in agreement. It's obviously a given on how it's going to turn out. After you get the usual "do you take this person" question then gives a long silence while people sweat for the decision ala AGT style. Suddenly one decides to say no in front of the whole congregation after that same person went on to praise how the fiancee changed their life for the better. Rigged would be an understatement not to mention hours of your time wasted. The first season was not so bad but by the third it's obviously planned