AustinTink
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This is total bull.
So, it's a forced thing you think... as in the producers tell them they must vote that way? If so, that sucks. I can't believe those judges would work for a show under those parameters. But, it's all about money in the end.Well, that sucks.
And of course they were going to choose Ally since she going to be dancing for Disney/ABC now.
I can’t believe that others didn’t vote for James to keep him. He was my favorite from the start.
I thought for sure he would win the mirror ball.I can’t believe that others didn’t vote for James to keep him. He was my favorite from the start.
Anyone think it's possible James could of asked to leave the show
I was just thinking the same thing.They've "saved" Ally how many times? This doesn't make her more like able.
Wouldn't he have just left, in that case? Like the football player early on.Anyone think it's possible James could of asked to leave the show
Wouldn't he have just left, in that case? Like the football player early on.
Makes sense.It's possible he wanted to do the dances as a final hoorah
So, it's a forced thing you think... as in the producers tell them they must vote that way? If so, that sucks. I can't believe those judges would work for a show under those parameters. But, it's all about money in the end.
I remember the thing with Maks and Bruno and the 10's and the whole Ginger thing. It's just frustrating. Grr. I just really enjoy the simple escape of watching the dances. I wish it wasn't so political behind the scenes. But, I guess nothing is simple anymore.Several years ago, I saw Bruno being interviewed, then a year or so later, Len being interviewed. Then some years after that, Val being interviewed. And EACH one of them, when asked about the competition for the show, they each said, "The show is what it is. . ." And left it at that. It wasn't until VAL said it, that I realized what an unusual statement for each of them to repeat.
That kind of statement, in linguistics, is called a "verbal ambiguity." Where the sentence is purposely left vague/ambiguous for the listener to fill in what they think the know the sentence to be. They never do say this is a competition show. Or purely a competition show. That is for US to fill in and THINK. "The show is what it IS." Well, what IS it REALLY? It's a reality entertainment show designed to get ratings for ABC. It happens to be in the guise of a dance competition.
And we definitely saw signs the Ginger Zee season, how ABC really tried to push her at us to win. It's also why I didn't want to watch when Sean stayed on. As I DO believe the producers have a hand in who they want on and who will stay.
Another time Maks and Bruno definitely voted 10s for one star, and the producers CHANGED their votes to 9s, so GINGER had the first 10s of the season the following week.
It reminds me of, The Hunger Games. If you saw the first movie, the producers were able to set fire to part of the forest to force Katniss back towards where the other players were. In a sense, I think the producers tell the judges who they should give higher scores to, to keep certain stars in.
Ally is their Golden Girl this season. She will be performing at Disney. And if she wins, she can dance in the tour as one of the winners.![]()