How did the Love Boat work anyway? I only saw last five minutes, but it seemed like they were trying to have a dating game and a vote out game that had nothing to do with each other at the same time.
Didn’t Dwight walk out with Janine’s idol or an I misremembering who gave their stuff to who?
It’s a bit weird how once more after the merge all the votes just happen to fall to black players. It’s like whenever they don’t make an issue out of it everyone slides back into their subconscious habits.
I think they might have voted Gabler out if he hadn't won immunity. I want him to go.
My early pick for winning is Owen. I like him so far.
The Love Boat is a dating game and weekly vote-out.
The way it works is that in every port of call, those who got coupled-up at the end of the previous episode have to compete in a challenge against the other couples. They may go on a date while in port, and can choose their official partner or someone else. The winners of the challenge get dinner at the Captain's table (the Captain leaves after a few minutes' chat about their relationship), and the keys to a fancy stateroom where we don't get to know if they actually have sex or not. The men and women take turns being "in control" of who chooses whom for their dates, and the one who is part of this winning couple gets to pick first at the "Sail Away" ceremony (this show's term for "Tribal Council/Eviction").
To make things more confusing, each port adds two new people (two of the opposite sex to whichever side has control). The idea is that the two extras who don't get chosen in the Sail Away have to leave the ship. This keeps the supply of insanely model-perfect people who supposedly "can't find love" constant and balanced. Mind you, some of them are really vapid and shallow, so it's not surprising.
They don't always choose the same dates. The parting line given to the not-chosen ones is "Shove off."
So far the only ones who might make a committed couple are Marty and Emily. They've remained a couple since the first episode.
But as I said, Jerry O'Connell and his wife come across as creepy.