It's ridiculous how unbalanced these teams are. In the end, it's 14 Veterans and 7 Rookies. Not fair!
The Vet guys can't throw their mission because it was 4 Rookies against 7 Vets and that would be a bit obvious, even for these meatheads. Why are the Vet guys so sure that having more people in the end will be a bad thing? I still don't get it.
The Rookies lose and Melinda wants to go against Jillian, who would be going to the Gauntlet for the fourth time. The team instead goes against their own rule (the horror!) and puts Tori in against Melinda. Tori says she's quitting and not doing the Gauntlet. UH OH! T.J. doesn't like a quitter!!!
But before T.J. can lecture her (damn, I was looking forward to his scolding), Brad convinces her to compete. The only thing worse than a quitter is a quitter who un-quits and then wins. Attention whore much?
Next challenge: rescuing team members who are buried alive. The Vets have more people to un-bury yet somehow they rescue them faster. Even when they're at a disadvantage the Vets win!
Frank and M.J. go into the Gauntlet and somehow David slays Goliath and Frank wins.
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