So many bird brain comments on tiktok. I'm not even rooting for SoKor, but if you're gonna slander atleast give a believable argument or proof. All they have is ' tHis iS a kOReAn sHow , of coure they will win' 🥴 , ' they have a history of rigging' 😵💫. I know it's a hard pill to swallow if your team got eliminated but it is what it is. So far the first 9episodes are CLEAN.
I get what you mean but at the same time I think it’s also their fault for not having taken on this eventuality.…
Agreed. Alexandra clearly said that she had some doubts about the lineup. But I guess the rest (specially the men) were too confident that they couldn't even be bothered having a plan B.
that being said- yeah korea was smart for planning ahead but i feel like they could've won against australia if…
I think it's because they learned their lesson from the bad decision in the hurdle game. Korea thought they got it by sending their big players in the first game and then AU (Dom) smashed them. Now they went for the too conservative approach.
agreed. there was no way they'd just let the rest of the team sit around and do nothing. they were overconfident,…
Yeah, Alexandra mentioned it briefly that they should atleast plan in case they lose. But they probably ignored that thought as all the previous games (plus the minigames) were dominated by them. It would suck if they get eliminated because of this. But in the end, strategy is also part of the game.
the totem issue in Japan did netflix a favour, so they kept the show balanced till the throwing game.
True. I'm thinking JP would have ranked 2nd. Then it would be pretty apparent that Turkey is going and we would miss the intensity from the sack relay.😆
i love team korea but i keep questioning kdh with his strategic choices and decisions every time... if they're…
Yeah, I also wondered why they used SungBin as throwaway. I'm guessing they want to reserve MinJae incase deathmatch is about strength, and then Amotti in case it's about endurance. The only one that doesn't make sense is KDH himself, he shld have taken the ropes instead. But I feel this is where him being assigned leader played out. He probably wanted to have more control in the last game so he convinced the others, or probably overruled the decision on where SungBin plays.
I hope (and I'm guessing Netflix actually will) they release special episodes. Some behind the scenes and added commentaries duries games. This was actually a fun season.
It irks me to no end reading comments saying it is rigged just because a team made a gamble about the deathmatch. C'mon, it's no secret! All the other teams knew the chances of it happening, that's why they strategized in saving some big players for later. Only ** who seem to be overconfident didn't even consider it. Even I as audience knew something was up when they said only 3 can compete. This is a game of strategy too and not just strength.
man, I love Team Mongolia. It's not that they are seen as underdogs, but they exude silent power. They're all pretty cool and chill (specially their leader and the MMA guy).
** messed that up. They got too confident that they forgot to use their head. It was pretty obvious that there is a reason why only 3 can compete. Also, didn't they wonder for a second why other teams didn't send all their powerhouse even though the stakes are high.
Team Australia might lack a bit of humility 😂😂 BUT they have great teamwork. Their support for each other…
Haha tbf, I'm not really annoyed with their cockiness. That just how it works on western TV. They do kinda appear rowdy here as the others as just too well behaved. But AU seem pretty cool. After each game, you always see them approaching and hugging their opponents.
It would suck if they get eliminated because of this. But in the end, strategy is also part of the game.
Even I as audience knew something was up when they said only 3 can compete.
This is a game of strategy too and not just strength.
But AU seem pretty cool. After each game, you always see them approaching and hugging their opponents.