
My episode will air on Tuesday, February 1, at 10:30pm on Comedy Central. And here's a little preview.
Looking back, I do seem awfully serious on the show, but it was motivated by the fear that I would get kicked out at any round. And now that the show has revealed itself to be a bit low-brow (did anybody catch last night's dialogue about braiding pubic hair?), I was driven by the fear of humiliation if I didn't squeak past. The Chinese "saving face" thing, always kicking in... Well, I may have abandoned that consideration very early on. (As it is, though, my parents will be presented with a redacted version of the broadcast.)
Alright, enough self-promotion.
4 Comments:
hello there, cinesina, this is esther...followed achang's link to you. i didn't know you were a blogger! we learn something new, everyday, chica. =) that's so awesome about getting on the show!!! will watch at home, where i have sound (unlike work). *sigh* cheers...we must get together now that you're up here. what's the holdup!!
Hey, girl! I missed your birthday and I am truly sorry! I have been out there failing Bar exams and winning cars on game shows... self-deprecating to the end. So, I'm trying to find your e-mail address and I can't get it... will you e-mail me first then (click the link on my profile)? Of course, I've got your celly as well. Just a matter of time...
hi, i just saw your episode! i live in New York City and i thought you were the hottest game show contestant ever so i googled (ok i used Yahoo!) you! wow, i was just wondering if they really gave you the car all messed up like that. could you post the answer on your site? Thanks
Ben
Hi, Ben! That is one fine compliment -- totally makes my day! When did you see the episode? I know they still rerun it at the crack of dawn, but up to this point would be surprising... and I wonder what terms you used to find this site? They didn't give much info on the show, like my last name. =) Anyway, in subsequent posts I do talk about the paint-splattered car. I did get the car like that. I thought before the show ended, "This is all a gag. My real car is in the back." But no. They just drove the thing out back and gave me 2 rags. Eventually, my dad helped me get it off with a sharp blade and a lot of solvent, and I sold it back to Mazda. Mystery (or lack of) revealed! All pretty normal in game show land. Thanks for reading!
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