This makes me want cable
Jan. 7th, 2009 05:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
merrilyI was already pretty gleeful about MTV's new show, (Bro)mance, (like "The Bachelor", but about a dude looking for a new platonic BFF) even though my sad lack of cable means I can't watch it. Just knowing it was out there was enough. But this review is making me rethink whether I'm satisfied just knowing it exists, or whether I NEED TO WATCH IT.
Review excerpt:
But what was obviously the most ingenious and mind-blowing moment of the episode and probably the entire season was the elimination ceremony which took place in a hot tub, with Brody Jenner sitting on one side of the hot tub facing a line of shirtless men sitting knee-to-knee on the other side of the hot tub. Everyone who was safe from elimination was asked to leave the hot tub, upping the tension by putting Brody in a hot tub facing just three shirtless men, debating who he liked the best, and when the elimination occurred he then asked all the other boys to get BACK IN the hot tub to quote-unquote "party," for a moment that was basically 100 times more homoerotic and complicated and confusing than anything that's been on Bravo ever.
Review excerpt:
But what was obviously the most ingenious and mind-blowing moment of the episode and probably the entire season was the elimination ceremony which took place in a hot tub, with Brody Jenner sitting on one side of the hot tub facing a line of shirtless men sitting knee-to-knee on the other side of the hot tub. Everyone who was safe from elimination was asked to leave the hot tub, upping the tension by putting Brody in a hot tub facing just three shirtless men, debating who he liked the best, and when the elimination occurred he then asked all the other boys to get BACK IN the hot tub to quote-unquote "party," for a moment that was basically 100 times more homoerotic and complicated and confusing than anything that's been on Bravo ever.