Ellen's Game of Games

I was watching the show over the tv and you can tell the cast of contestants is entirely hired. Much of the stuff a contestant of put through are not even legally applicable. So they acquire individuals who sign a non-disclosurer agreement and vetted. These are often individuals who play in commercials or stock photo ads. The stuff asked for questions have as much intelligent reference as People or gossip magazine. You can tell that it's also rigged by the fact the rules are rigged. The last part where individuals line up and asked questions before they fall is so fake because its not fair or balanced way to determine a contestant deserves the prize as it always gives the last contestant the unfair advantage over the rest. All they have to do is survive where as all contestants should be asked one at a time but not sent immediately down until all contestants have been asked questions. However for the sake of entertainment they hire a cast and speed up the results for fast fed media bullshit.

I'm disappointed in Ellen. I thought she'd hold herself to a higher standard.

The contestants are obviously hired actors, and Ellen is at her least funny. But I will say, the games are fun and it's hilarious.

It initially seemed like a good idea with the physicality of the games. But it seems rigged. In one segment of the show which I watched, the first person who got a question wrong was kept in the competition while the others were each dropped when they gave wrong answers. Also, the questions varied too widely with their difficulty within any given segment. It was like they already new who they wanted to wind and tried to work the game accordingly.

To see Ellen humiliate fans is so tacky and tasteless, She has rude comments about contestants clothes, hair styles and even the body size that is nothing short of a middle school bully. Makes me wonder how she treats people when she's off the camera. If anybody made a vulgar comment about her, she'd be all over it and them. Like I said, after watching one show I had had enough.