First.. the end is just sad (as in pathetic).. making it all a competition for the LAST episode is just ridiculous. If it were to be a competition, it should have been one from the start.

To be honest the competition aspect wasn't necessary. Just have them cuffed, film the discord, and if they last to the end of the two weeks they get a share of the final prize money. Instead it goes from rather slow uneventful, but interesting, "talky" (or arguing) for the first 5 episodes to a lesser version of "The Newlywed Game" and then a poor man's version of "Race Across the World" for the last episode. (Race Across the UK) Simply silly.

Watching the discord between some of the pairs was interesting. I found the finale FAR, FAR, less interesting (but probably would have enjoyed the entire series more if it were a competition from the start and THAT sparked the discord.)

So... meh... didn't seem to have a clear direction for the 6 episodes and fumbled it's way through them.

I hesitate to post this.... However, just as a blind person shouldn't work as a delivery driver, those with speech impediments shouldn't host television shows. It just makes it odd.

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