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Just watch it... see if you see the same things I see.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtqlnxF50Vk&NR=1

I see. I guess I saw what you have seen.

Was I the only one thinking why she came into his room dressed like a ...

Yes, of course, she came in dressed to kill but what bothers me about this is that they set it up to make men look bad.

It's been up four hours... and only two replies...

Here's what I saw.

I can't tell whether the moments before (below) are part of the script, or whether they are interacting directly, live... But her hair does look wet, and she's talking about a 'peaceoffering'.

Tyra - 1m:43s - Her dress is sooo low cut.

After mentioning how she 'looks good wet', he asks if she is good at improv... for a 'love' scene...

She then engages in a game of 'Truth or Dare' (anyone who's played this as an adult, between man/woman, knows full well what the typical content is about).

His first question asks if she has a boyfriend. Nothing too scarey just yet.
He next asks for a demonstrative kiss from her, so he can judge her performance.

2m:20s - the look of horror on the 2nd woman's face as she witnesses the actor/ess agreeing without a whole lot of patriarchal pressure being applied.

Once confronted with the 'potentially rape victim status' (I assume that's what they're driving at here?), she suddenly declares:

2m:38 - Um, Yeah, I wanted to leave, but...

And when pressed for reasons;

2m:47 - I was afraid of him.

Does she sound remotely fearful? Does her body posture look remotely fearful? Would it be unacceptable to suggest, that just maybe, she's talking complete SHITE to justify being a slapper? Could it be, that had this not been a televised set-up, we could have been witnessing the initial actions of a false accusation of rape?

She only showed a hint of concern when she realised she'd been set-up and the camera crew rolled in. She didn't run to anyone to get away from this horrible man she so feared...

There is NO evidence, at all, that I can see in this clip to suggest even a shred of 'fear'.

Why did I mention two-faced in the topic? Because at the beginning (1m:43) the women are judging* her on the attire she has chosen. But when they talk to her face-to-face, she's da paw liddle victwim.


*Feminists cannot claim only men objectify women, when women are clearly doing it a) to themselves, and b) being judged by other women.

Well, I would actually be offended if it were any other show BUT the Tyra Banks show. I had no idea she had a talk show. I didn't know people paid her to talk. How ridiculous. ha ha ha.

When I was watching this, I was having a hard time trying to figure out what exactly they were trying to prove with this experiment. In actuality, that fake director was nothing more than a mere pawn of Tyra's. So basically, it was Tyra exploiting all these women.

Dumbasses.

The part that caught my eye was when the assistant was told to hurry and rush into the room to protect the girl. What in the hell was she protecting the girl from the fake director that Tyra Hired?

When the assistant runs in she says she has to stop what they are doing to protect her how gullible must her veiwers be that she expects them to fall for that.

Yeah, exactly. Just like I was saying. I was scratching my head in when the woman comes running in to save the woman. Why'd she have to run? What was the hired plant really going to do?

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The part that caught my eye was when the assistant was told to hurry and rush into the room to protect the girl. What in the hell was she protecting the girl from the fake director that Tyra Hired?

Well I guess she could have sued them if kissing took place. So probably they never thought that she would be going so far so they stopped it before anything could happen.

She didn't really seem afraid at all....unsure, maybe a little...but afraid, no.

was that a casting couch she was sitting on

and isn't the casting couch the fast track to stardom that wimin sometimes take