She should have mentioned "bed" for "cuddle." "Hug in bed," etc. Otherwise hug sounds like something you do standing up and your mind doesn't go to cuddling.
@t jay I don't know who some of these people are but you can tell who decides to approach the show as something non-competitive, like a charity event, and who actually treats it like they're on a game show. I knew when Chelsea Handler was a contestant that there was no way she would take it seriously and I was right. She just kind of laughed and stayed silent the whole episode. And when the contestant lost, she suggested he can just stay at her house as a vacation because she'd rather just give something away than actually help someone earn it.
@@johnsmi213 Kym Whitley and Loni Love too 😭 I hate watching when they're on coz they take forever to give clues and only make jokes. I love Mary McCormack and Melisa Peterman coz they give it their all
@@colourqueen22 Yes, I love Mary and Melissa for the same reason. They take it so seriously and are so good at it. It's why I hate "celebrity" versions of game shows (like Celebrity Apprentice, Celebrity Mole) because when something challenging appears, they just goof off as if to say they have nothing riding on it so they don't have to take it seriously. Why watch a game show if people are going to half-ass it?
@t jay I think they just call up friends of the producers and reach out to agents and see who wants some face time, etc. So I don't think there is any criteria for who is allowed on the show as a "celebrity" guest, hence the discrepancies between contestants. Meaning if Chelsea wants to come back, I don't think anyone will tell her no.
There's always one word that is there so they'll lose the $10,000 and save the production money. How are you going to get someone to say "nasty"? I would have tried "Janet Jackson, blank Boy." Or maybe "A blank habit." But simply describing it, your brain won't go to "nasty."
@@mykkimouse2262 Maybe. You just have to hope it triggers the contestants the right way. They could get on a tirade of "Icky, disgusting, sickening," etc. While other words, it's easy to get them in the right thought pattern ("Not Fahrenheit... Celsius!")
