Wow, it looks like I'm the only one who can't stand Zora. To me she seems like she is trying to act like a pristine little princess, and barely gives the guy the time of day. She can't be that turned-off by the whole competition thing if she signed up to do the show... what did she think she was getting into?

I don't know... she just gets on my nerves with the whole "Disney" type thing... she should loosen up!

Was anyone else thinking that with all the cash Sarah had to pay for those implants, she could probably afford a bra that didn't give her quadra-boob?

I think Denzel Washington put it best...
 

To answer your question:

I think the line Denzel Washington gave in "Training Day" says it best:

"You tapped that @$$, didn't you?"

Nuff said

I think the show is definitely leading us to believe that he'll pick Sarah . . . but I've found that it's often the case with reality shows where someone gets kicked off that the editors will purposely skew things to make it look like they're going to pick one person, when in reality it's the opposite. And the editing on "Joe Millionaire" in particular has been rather sketchy, so I wouldn't be surprised if this is the case.

I guess we'll have to see. And of course the big surprise they keep hinting at could make it all irrelevant anyway, depending on what it is.

But really, being an editor on this show would be so fun . . . How many times have they shown us the exact same kiss three times from three different angles to make it look like they were making out for a lot longer than they were? How many times have they spliced together, say, a clip of Evan saying, "Gosh, Sarah's so sweet, she doesn't seem like she's in it for the money at all," with one of Sarah saying, "I really like money!"? Honestly, the editing on this show is so shady that I wouldn't be surprised if the entire show was basically staged from beginning to end.

Okay - here's my guess on the twist...I think he is going to tell whoever he picks that he does not have any money, but asks her to marry him anyway. She has until 8:00 that night to give him an answer, and I think whatever she decides they give her 50 million dollars!

Ah but the Disney thing is more from the way they edit her. Sure she's sweet, but to me she comes across as someone who can't stand not being the only girl, someone who trust doesn't come easily to, which makes me wonder why she did the show in the first place if she's as sweet as she comes across?

UNLESS the twist involves HER and she's been acting the whole time...

No fricking kidding!!! :mad:

Now that would be a lot more interesting. :cool:

On the Joe Millionaire website, they talked about how they edited the scene when Zora and Putty errr Evan were in the hot tub, and the three other girls came in. Apparently when Zora left, so did Evan, but they just edited to make it seem like Evan stayed longer. SOme of the contestants told so much.

But we are all talking about it, aren't we? :p

I think they were "getting to know each other" in the Biblical sense. ;)

No, you're definitely not the only one. When she was wearing that green sweater in the last episode, I kept thinking... Why didn't she change out of her Wonderbra when she put this dowdy green thing on? It looked awful.

On Zora vs. Sarah, I don't understand why Evan has kept Zora around as long as he has. She is a sweet girl I'm sure, but her personality is lacking. I just can't picture him with her... especially with all the drinking that he does!

Zora probably got picked for this at some bar or out at a restrurant or something. One of my sisters cousins was on the first episode and she said that the day they left the people from Fox just showed up at her door and couldnt tell her what was going on. (she found out she was going to be on the show like 4 days beforethey picked her up) All they knew was they were going to be on a reality show in France. They had no idea what the premise was.

so...what if she hadn't been single or didn't want to date anyone?

that seems like kind of a crappy way of getting people...

I am not sure of the specifics...but yeah it is a crappy casting process I am sure.

Not a reality TV aficionado but
 

I may have to watch this finale just to see which woman will flip out and go crazy because she's been played on national TV, LOL.

As I mentioned elsewhere, Joe M. is clearly a male revenge fantasy. Else why would Fox wait until AFTER Monday Night Football to run it? :rolleyes: