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

The Trentonian ^ | February 20, 2002 | Laura Pelner

[dfwgator]

I think that this show is Rupert Murdoch's way of telling people to "get a life."

[dfwgator]

So you believe that the reson that the genre will last is that the events are barely scrpited or rehearsed and that no one will ever catch on to the con?

Can you say, "wrestling?"

[MadelineZapeezda]

Zora is a lovely person is just that she is not exactly who she claims to be..

What did she ever claim to be???????You are the one who is infatuated with her. Admit it..you can't quit talking about her......on more than this thread. The media portrayed her to be 'Mother Teresa', not her. She is a kind and caring person, especially so with the elderly. Get over it......she won!

[ewing]

Youre probably right. Zora did say that there were some things in her past that she didnt want to talk about..

[Vinnie]

I'll stand with Ridgid Tool; they have the lushest calendar girls

They have a name to protect. :)

[CdMGuy]

Old Guy = Marlin Perkins

[fella]

Once again people are shocked to discover that we are all naked under our clothes.

[El Sordo]

Next you'll be telling us that Iron Chef's is fixed too.

[Sir_Ed]

"Somehow I dont think Evan is bothered much by this news..unless he turns out to be 'bi' on Monday "

Why do you think he's a homosexual?

Ed

[habs4ever]

Shazzam!

[Sir_Ed]

"$64,000.00 Question was rigged."

The movie Quiz Show, with John Turturro, was a good movie about that scandal.

Ed

[Wright is right!]

"It's been very well documented that Trading Spaces has helpers never on camera."

In fact, it's well-documented IN THE CREDITS at the end of the show. The assistants are LISTED BY NAME. Trading Spaces never claimed that ONLY the couples did all the work, and from the scope of some of the work required on some shows (huge areas painted with multiple coats) it's more than obvious that we don't just have a guy and a gal and a couple of paint brushes.

The editors only show the couples and the nominal participants (Paige, the designers, and whomever the carpenters des jours happen to be) because those people make interesting TV. The off-screen helpers (who mostly assist with "homework") are there to make the show look good.

"While You Were Out" could USE some more assistants, because a few times they've come up short on man-hours and some projects have gone unfinished. Both shows are cool entertainment, though, and you can easily pick up some great deco tips.

Michael

[talleyman]

Yes, we must have evidence - must evaluate from all angles.

[talleyman]

I'll stand with Ridgid Tool

I bet you will...

[FITZ]

I don't think it was real ---it's just like when Zora was telling Evan in the last show how actually she was put off by him being so rich ----duh ---then why was she dating him with 20 other girls in front of cameras? It's as fake as it can be but it was still entertaining but I didn't like the ending.

[Tall_Texan]

-it's just like when Zora was telling Evan in the last show how actually she was put off by him being so rich

Really explains why she would go on a show about dating some guy whom the *only* thing you know about him is that he has money.

The *lack* of reaction from these people was what sold me that it was all a fraud. Anyone else notice than Evan **hugs** the person he turns down so he can choose the girl he doesn't touch at all while explaining to her that she's the "winner"? If I felt close enough with somebody to hug them, I'd feel a lot more comfortable pursuing that relationship than someone you're afraid to touch.

I think he was told in advance who was going to be the eventual winner.

[discostu]

One of the reasons I love FR is that somebody always knows what you're talking about even if you don't. Thanks.

[discostu]

I can't really get into While You Were Out, not enough people have come home and hated it, and the host just isn't as pinchably cute as Paige. Hadn't paid attention to the credits, but there's a few things on the website that give a hint to the extra help. Really the fudge factor is a very open secret throughout the genre, dig around a show's website and you'll eventually find them admitting the show is not "au natural", but it's less scripted than fiction so nobody cares.

[StriperSniper]

Does anybody really care about this stuff??

Not without the pics! ;-)