The Challenge: RIVALS premiered tonight and it took no time at all before fights broke out and people were being sent home.
Find out who went home:
Robin and Aneesa were voted in to The Jungle to face off against Evelyn and Paula who were automatically sent in for losing the challenge that day. Robin and Aneesa ultimately lost.
Adam was sent home for throwing the first punch in the first of what’s sure to be many drunken fights.
CT sat back, got himself a drink and enjoyed the show. Evan and Wes were around providing Kenny with easy access to jokes that had me laughing out loud all night. “Jasmine is going to smell like bacon for the rest of her life.”
Keegan Allen, Ian Harding and Tyler Blackburn did a livechat where they answered fan questions. It’s a long interview but a cute watch! Check it out:
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Thanks to OneDavidNet for the heads up! Here is audio of David Archuleta’s full interview with FLYFM Malaysia!
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Last week the girls were shocked to discover who they thought was Ian had been texting Melissa. But for how long? Is Melissa hiding something? The girls panic about him possibly being alive and find it difficult to find the time to discuss it. They can’t just always meet in a creepy random overgrown greenhouse. Thanks to their parents they can’t even sit together at lunch. Maybe all this free time could be used to get some practice in common sense. Like, perhaps not leaving your laptop lying around when random strangers are traipsing through your house. Especially when said laptop has incriminating evidence on it that people are dying over. Sigh. I don’t really understand quite why Emily is being rewarded in this episode for being so stupid but she is. She’s being scouted for college and she thinks this is a fantastic excuse not to move. Honestly, she probably should. There are killers running around that town breaking in to people’s houses. Get out while you can.
While we haven’t gotten any closer to discovering what The Jason Thing is in this episode, we learn that he has moved back and wants his privacy. Oh and the actor was replaced. NewJason has floppy 90′s hair and apparently was an underwear model. And he’s even creepier than before. I’m not loving him actually but I appreciate that he’s obviously hiding something. Spencer goes to see him and welcome him back and he almost looks on the verge of wanting revenge on her. He repeatedly asks Spencer if there is any truth to Ian confessing to Ali’s murder. It’s like he wants to be sure of something. If in my opinion, Ian weren’t already dead I would think Jason was on his way to kill him. Maybe he already has the body and is mulling over how best to lay it to rest. When Spencer kept repeating Ian’s words “I killed Alison” I really thought Jason had a recorder in his pocket. That would really not be good for poor Spencer.
Spencer’s not having a good week. She can’t see her friends and her boyfriend Toby gets hired and fired for a job in one day. To top it off, someone breaks into her house(more on that later) and her sister is obviously lying to her. I love that Melissa is lying to Spencer. I’ve always been suspicious of her. Spencer discovers that Melissa went outside with the sonogram. Who was she showing it to? Ian? That’s what they want us to think but I have my theories..
The subplots in this episode were wayyy too long and were incredibly boring. Hanna’s dad comes back to town to see her now that she’s in trouble. Blah blah blah. So he’ll come to see her when she’s in the paper but won’t when she’s run over by a car and in the hospital? Well, I guess he sent a plant so that’s okay. Mona tries to reconnect with Hanna and is finally forgiven. Who cares. I’m more interested in the Alison flashback where she says she has hiding places all over the house. What else will we discover she has been hiding?
It’s Ezra’s last week at school and he’s desperate to win back Aria before he leaves. It’s not like she doesn’t know where you live. Although why she would stay there alone when A has a key is beyond me. I hope they changed the locks. Ezra is late at a “meeting” and Aria waits at his apartment for a couple hours. She finally gives up and leaves and heads to Spencer’s house. Unfortunately, Spencer is off chilling with Toby. Aria arrives to see that the house has been broken into. Yet she walks in anyway. Who does that?? Call the cops! As she stands in the kitchen yelling for Spencer over and over, a hooded figure attacks her and pushes her into a desk before bolting out of there. Was it A? Were they waiting for Spencer? Why don’t they tell their parents?? Or at least go to another town to talk to the police since the ones in Rosewood don’t do anything right. Fitzy has his last day at school and gives a heartfelt speech that results in Aria running to him in slow motion so they can makeout in the parking lot. Oy.
Jason is creepily putting up a fence as the girls walk by and notice a tarp on the ground. Why don’t they question that more? It’s obviously supposed to be a body but in my opinion if it was Ian, it would totally smell. An innocent puppy is sniffing it until A’s gloved hand comes over to pet it. I was seriously holding my breath thinking A would snap it’s neck. Save the puppy!
Brant Daugherty is back as Noel on Pretty Little Liars. Fans of the show were shocked when Noel turned up in last week’s premiere kissing Mona of all people. Brant sits down with wetpaint.com to talk about the pairing. Are the two everything they seem?
Wetpaint: You’ve been shooting Season 2 of Pretty Little Liars — what’s different about it from your experience on set during the first season?
Brant Daugherty: Noel is a bit more evolved in his arc as a character in Season 2. Once he made that shift to becoming a darker character, we’ve been exploring his motives and intentions and how he interacts with everyone, so it’s fun to go further down that road to a more mysterious place. In Season 1, he showed this romantic, musical side to woo Aria, and then reacted really badly when she chose Ezra over him, and we’re continuing with the idea that he’s a malicious character — or at least mysterious.
At the end of Season 1, we caught Noel in the crowd during the final scene. What was he doing there? Just creepin’?
Our producer, Oliver Goldstick, says that, with regard to Noel, you can suspend someone from school but you can’t suspend them from a town. So I’ve always considered Noel to be an entity in Rosewood regardless of whether we’re seeing him or not. I think he’s very much in tune to what’s happening there. We didn’t hit “pause” when he got suspended. As far as why exactly he comes through the crowd there at the end, I’m going to leave that up to your imagination for now.
What was your reaction when you read that Mona was meeting Noel at the restaurant?
Janel Parrish, who plays Mona, has been a great friend of mine since day one, so we had a good laugh about it. The best thing I can tell you about it is that when we did the table read for the premiere after just getting the script, so many of us were reading it for the first time — and we got to that scene, and it reads, “Noel walks in and kisses Mona” — and I remember Lucy Hale audibly gasped, “Oh my God!” If we can get [Lucy Hale] to gasp, we can get the fans for sure.
Can you reveal if there will be anything ongoing between Noel and Mona?
I can say that they become pretty close.
Now that you’re a couple episodes into the season, how do you feel about what the writers have done with your character?
I couldn’t be more thrilled with it. They continually present me with new challenges and things to explore. With Noel, because he’s such a mysterious guy, it’s interesting playing him because I can take him a couple different ways depending on who he’s talking to, what the scene’s about, what he wants. They’re constantly giving me new angles to come at people with, new motivations, and I’m so thrilled, fortunate, blessed, honored to have such a fantastic writing team.