ZORAS BIKINI SURPRISE -'Millionaire' Beauty Posed Topless for Sexy Construction Pinup Calendar

The Trentonian ^ | February 20, 2002 | Laura Pelner

[The_Victor]

I think the FCC should be brought in to look at this stuff, it is getting so out of hand that pretty soon that the game show/reality genre will started feed on itself ..(or already has)

The FCC!? What the H for? Reality television is an oxymoron, as are the boneheads watching it. I think you're right that the entire genre will implode as people realize that the "reality" is staged. This is just another TV fad that will be gone when the public tires of it.

[ewing]

Yes, but some of these shows like Survivor are passing themselves off as real game shows and the proders so obivously mess with the outcomes..

[discostu]

Which tells me the entertainment press isn't doing a very good job and Rupert is having to leak stuff. It's a shame really, if the press was doing they're stuff we could have learned a lot more stuff. So far everbody on the show that has been studied was lieing or hiding something:
Joe Millionaire was neither named Joe nor a millionaire
Paul the British Butler is actually Australian
Alex the host didn't host
Sarah did bondage porn
According to the hometown Zora is neither sweet nor innocent
Heidi had a boyfriend at home

The entertainment press needs to learn that when Rupert Murdoch says he's lieing to you he's not the kind to stop with one lie.

[ewing]

Yes, but Zora was passing herself off as the naive girl when she is really an LA actress who nude models.

Zora is a better actress than Joe Millionaire!

[The_Victor]

There was a game show in the late 50's (the name escapes me) that got into a government entanglement for the same sort of thing (rigged outcome). But still, it's just television. We need to quit pretending that it's representative of real life.

[ewing]

This whole idea is something out of Andy Kaufman genius.

Have actors 'portray' the roles in a reality show then after it is done, pull the curtain off the next week in the reuinion special!

[ewing]

$64,000.00 Question was rigged.

It is just a matter of time before this happens again.

[headsonpikes]

I've always been a fan of the Ridgid Tool calendars, found in most rural Canadian mechanic shops.

Lovely girls. Good advertising. ;^)

[ewing]

Lauren Bush was also nice in the Pirelli Tire catalog-very classy.

[TheBattman]

LA actress who nude models

Ok, so where does this info come from? I have found information that she lives in New Jersey and apparently did the calendar deal...but what part makes her an LA actress?

[babaloo999]

Your write, this is series.

[ewing]

It was funny TV Guides 'Insider' inerviewed Paul the Butlers former homeowners and they said he was a terrible butler who would empty their wine cellars drinking most of the booze himself and throw big parties..

[ewing]

No one can find Zora living in her hometown for the past few months and the rumour was that she is a part time actress in LA. (the same way Joe is a 'part time' underwear model and construction worker)

[ewing]

Thanks.

[GraniteStateConservative]

I always thought of gays as flamboyant. Joe is incredibly stereotypically rock-headed and not flamboyant at all. They just poured concrete in his ears to fill up the empty space in his skull.

[discostu]

Boneheads watching it is a self-contradiction? Hmmm.

As a big fan of reality TV (especially the mean spirited stuff on Fox) let me tell you the genre is no where near exploding. We know it's not 100% unscripted that's why rules get explained periodically and the whole thing always revolves around a very contrived situation (that gets further contrived as the show goes along). But it's FUN. For one thing these "plots" have only been rehashed a few dozen times rather than the hundreds and hundreds of times the standard TV plots have been rehashed. Real people are innately more interesting than fictional characters, even if they're adopting a semi-false identity for the show. And real human conflict (even in highly synthetic contrived situations) is innately more exciting than fictional conflict (as a friend of mine who writes for Hollywood put it: everybody knows you're not going to blow up the Enterprise; people, like Darva Conger, might really have their lives disassembled on reality TV).

So far reality TV fairly consistently draws better rating than fictional TV and is cheaper for the network to make. It's even spread past the networks, look at Junkyard Wars (my absolute favorite show), Monster Garage, The Ship (a couple people almost died on that one), Trading Spaces (one of the most popular shows on cable today). It's bigger than you think, and here to stay.

[ewing]

Lauren Bush.

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[discostu]

Sounds like a good butler to me, but then I'd want somebody I could hang with.

[ewing]

I gues it helps if you don't mind paying for the large loads of booze that Paul was consuming..