It was back-to-back for our favorite Uncle CT, and also a huge debut for our Rookie of the Year Sachi, as she headed into the final episode with a commanding forty point plus lead. Roger had Nelson and Devin up against Sachi's Emy and Kyle, but short of a miracle, Sachi was taking home the crown.
With such a veteran heavy season, most of our top picks did well -- Kaycee, CT, Tori, Kyle, Devin, Nany were the first six of seven picks -- but it was the rookie Emy that powered the season with her multiple elimination wins, her many cries, and her shout outs to her grandmother and Romania. Sachi's team ended up having Emy and Kyle in the top five scorers, and it could've been possibly more, with Ashely DQing midway through the season.
For third place, Kim put up a good fight but losing Emanuel hurt her in the end, and she finished just a handful of points behind Roger. A tier below was George and Yasmine, who rode Tori and Kaycee as far as they could, respectively. Despite leading the season early, Jon flamed out and dropped to the bottom of the standings, joining Susan and Victor there.
We hope next season won't be as veteran dominated and we hope Emy can be allowed to come back. For now, congrats to our first time owner, our rookie of the year and winner of Spies, Lies, Allies: Sachi!
COMPETITION Points (awarded per episode)
- Weekly (+1): Awarded for each episode a player stays on the show.
- Challenge (+2): Awarded for winning weekly challenge. If team game, each individual on the winning team receives the points.
- Elimination (+4): Awarded for being tossed into an elimination challenge.
- Survival (+4): Awarded for winning the elimination challenge.
BONUS Points (awarded once per episode max)
- Crying (+2): A clear case of crying, has to include visible tears.
- Kissing (+2): Awarded for romantic kisses and not for congratulatory pecks.
- Sex (+4): Must be shown on-camera, or acknowledged by both parties, with no doubts.
- Medical (+4): If a player needs treatment from an on-screen medical professional, or if they go to a hospital.
- Puke (+4): Throwing up from drinking, exhaustion, food poisoning, etc. Has to be on-screen, and not just gagging from almost throwing up.
- Fight / Tirade (+6): For fights, it must be physical, with an intent to do harm. One-sided fights can be possible if there's clearly just one antagonizer. A tirade must be crazy-level, up to and including throwing or breaking things.
- Booted (+6): Getting kicked off the show by producers, be it for physical altercation, safety reasons, injuries, etc. Also applies if the person quits the show.
Finals Points (awarded once at end of season)ARBITRATION DETAILS
- Finals (+5): Awarded to everyone who makes the finals.
- Winner (+10): Awarded to the overall winner or winners.
And here we are, All-Stars is underway and we love the show! Everyone being our age-ish and being over the hill has been awesome. We added "+2 for reference to age (in a detrimental way)" but so far we haven't even come close to scoring that yet. So we're eliminating that.
We are adding +2 for the two winners of a group challenge, as TJ seems to have added "Immunity" and "Life Saver" as roles. If it's an individual game though -- as it was in EP02 -- there will be on extra +2 for the weekly challenge winners. Got it?
Of course we're doing fantasy for the Challenge All-Stars! And we're gonna use the same rules, same everything really. This is the first time we've had overlapping seasons, as we're entering the finale of Double Agents and EP3 of All-Stars. A quick recap of our rosters. [ All-Stars Scoring Sheet ]
Leftovers: Beth
Well well, in Roger's fourth season -- after joining us fro War of the Worlds 1, War of the Worlds 2, and Total Madness - Roger captures his first fantasy title with a dominating performance that had the victory all sewn up before the finale even started.
Led by show finalists Leroy and Cory, Roger rose up the standings mid-season and didn't really relinquish their lead the rest of the way -- the rest of his foursome included Big T and Theresa. For awhile, it looked like Victor's all-veteran auto-drafted team would contend for the Double Agents title but when Kyle left right before the final, that spelled the end for Victor as he left early and finished an eventual fourth place.
Second place Susan gave Roger a good run, but for her to climb into first place would've required either Nany and Fessy winning outright...and we all know what happened to Fessy. Still, getting +6 points for Fessy DQ-ing was pretty hilarious, just like Fessy's weak ass effort. Everyone hates Fessy!
Slightly behind Susan in the standings was Kim, who did have Amber B and Kam in the final, but that wasn't quite enough to finish in the top two for our fantasy standings. George and Yasmine both dragged near the bottom of the standings most of the season, and the less said about Jon's terrible Tori and Lolo led season the better.
In the end, we're all victors because CT and Amber B totally deserved to win and they took out everyone who underestimated them. Personally, I'm a huge fan of Amber B now and will cheering her on next season!
Congrats Roger on a fantastic Double Agents season and his first win! (Which actually ties him for total solo victories with Susan, George, and Kim.)
Welp, these weekly scoring updates are going terrible! We may have to move to quicker recaps! Anyhow, we've had quite a few weeks go by and a new leader in the clubhouse! Behind the power duo of Leroy and Cory, Roger is taking a possibly insurmountable lead into the final episode.
The good news is that Susan has an outside chance of a miracle with Fessy and Nany, but that would take a lot of bonus points, since Leroy and Nany are on the same team.
