If only Nick and Joe Jonas had showed up for that bit, but I’m sure this show can’t afford them. While Frankie hosted the challenge, when it was time to reveal the results, Kevin was there instead, wearing the same clothes.
also pointed out she wanted Pepper’s clue, and obviously couldn’t get that if she and Pepper won. said she hoped to be on Logan’s team, but don’t you want your closest ally on a different team, so that no matter who wins, you have the power? Double your chances! But L.C. But even knowing her relative is a model from the 1980s, that red hair didn’t make a name pop into my head.įor the challenge, Amara didn’t want to be teamed with Logan, because “his memory is trash,” she said-though she also persuaded him to switch a clue that, had they gotten right, they would have tied for first place. Lark worried that one of the clues, a fake cover of a (fake?) magazine, Couture, with an illustration of a woman with red hair, gave her person away: “The poster is basically my aunt,” she said. The episode did end up highlighting the clues the players missed for us: a View-Master and a tractor. A few were rather obvious, but there was so much stuff that some were not. After 10 minutes, they left, and the producers swapped out 12 items with 12 clues.Įach pair then had to identify what had changed. The pairs:Īll six players entered the house together, which had been filled with a pretend estate sale, i.e.
The six players were split into teams of two, and while the winning pair did not receive immunity, they received something even more powerful: the ability to choose the two eligible to be voted into the Guess-Off. This week’s challenge was yet another that took place in the house, but it was well-designed.
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While I’ve made fun of how cheaply Claim to Fame was made-mostly because I want the people who make reality TV to be paid more, and be given higher budgets to do their best work-I admire how much they the production team does with so obviously very little.
Logan, Amara, Lark, and Louise look around the house before Logan, Louise, and Lark teamed up with L.C. (It translated to Orange In Ale Rat Pack Singer, which translated to Original Rat Pack Singer.) It was fun for me to watch the cast struggle with the first three parts of the clue-an orange, a door with an arrow, and a beer, because I couldn’t figure that out, either, as I was stuck on the beer being, you know, a beer. It did, alas, immediately solved the rebus puzzle on screen the rough cut press screener that I watched earlier Monday did not have that graphic, so I was disappointed to see it on the final episode. Even Lark’s confirmation that she is not related to either Martha Stewart or Sandra Bullock is not surprising considering the clues we’ve seen. But tonight, it did not dump any major spoilers.Ĭlaim to Fame did not reveal any new relative identities that we didn’t already know, nor deliver any surprise information. My biggest complaint was the show’s insecurity leading it to spoil itself, instead of letting us play along. The ABC competition between relatives of celebrities has been a surprise for me this summer: strategic, funny, and with an appealing group of people.
They did-and so did Claim to Fame, which delivered by far its best episode yet, complete with an epic blindside that was planned and executed on screen, which made it even more thrilling to watch, since we knew what might happen, or might backfire. In Claim to Fame’s seventh episode, Frankie Jonas tells the remaining six players: “It is time to strategize, and up your game as much as possible.”
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