Anonymous
06/12/2017 10:39
Subject: Re:Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:tmz has the story
Nothing new than what's been previously discussed here.
Pretty easy to infer that the explicit oral may have not been fully consensual.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 10:35
Subject: Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
I've never seen the show but I thought the point was for them to just hook up and be trashy while in paradise?
Anonymous
06/12/2017 10:10
Subject: Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
Publicity stunt.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 10:01
Subject: Re:Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
Also, in the TMZ story is that producers told Demario and Corrine that the producers told them one of the storylines was going to be them hooking up.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 09:58
Subject: Re:Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
Of course not, however if people are curious beyond that description the TMZ article has explicit details. There are also details given in the article that have not been discussed here, like the fact that what is being reported is Demario's side of the story and that other's disagree with his account.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No the poster who you are quoting but actually there are some very detailed things in the TMZ story that have not been discussed here.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:tmz has the story
Nothing new than what's been previously discussed here.
OP referred to them hooking up and it being porn?? Didn't realize people needed specific details of the act to understand OP.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 08:39
Subject: Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
leave it to Corinne and DeMario to crash a tv production.
She always intended to use Bachelor to get her own reality show. Perhaps she took it too far. Kind of a Kim K wanna-be.
She always intended to use Bachelor to get her own reality show. Perhaps she took it too far. Kind of a Kim K wanna-be.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 08:29
Subject: Re:Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
Anonymous wrote:No the poster who you are quoting but actually there are some very detailed things in the TMZ story that have not been discussed here.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:tmz has the story
Nothing new than what's been previously discussed here.
OP referred to them hooking up and it being porn?? Didn't realize people needed specific details of the act to understand OP.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 08:14
Subject: Re:Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
No the poster who you are quoting but actually there are some very detailed things in the TMZ story that have not been discussed here.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:tmz has the story
Nothing new than what's been previously discussed here.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 08:01
Subject: Re:Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
Anonymous wrote:tmz has the story
Nothing new than what's been previously discussed here.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 07:37
Subject: Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
publicity stunt perhaps.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 07:05
Subject: Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
Anonymous wrote:... following up. I guess they could call eveyone back in a few weeks and then shoot the season. But, they wouldn't have much more time than that to shoot and edit. It probably doesn't look too good for BIP to be promoting the "drink until you don't remember who you hooked up with" or "get a girl drunk and then do things to her when she can't consent" culture. (if that's what happened).
Not really. BIP filming lasts about 3 weeks. Unless ABC were to push BIP to start in September (doubtful) or do an abbreviated filming schedule (unlikely), they would need to be wrapping up very soon. Filming started last week on June 4.
There was something scheduled for June 17 and I understand from Reality Steve that it's still going to occur, but it is really unrelated to what happened in BIP 2017 filming.
Anonymous
06/12/2017 00:05
Subject: Re:Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
tmz has the story
Anonymous
06/11/2017 21:42
Subject: Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
... following up. I guess they could call eveyone back in a few weeks and then shoot the season. But, they wouldn't have much more time than that to shoot and edit. It probably doesn't look too good for BIP to be promoting the "drink until you don't remember who you hooked up with" or "get a girl drunk and then do things to her when she can't consent" culture. (if that's what happened).
Anonymous
06/11/2017 21:41
Subject: Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My wild-ass guess is maybe it had something to do with Corinne and/or DeMario being extremely drunk and not able to give consent to the sex acts and/or being filmed? If a producer filed some sort of professional complaint or a police report claiming someone was sexually assaulted (under the assumption that if you're drunk, you can't give consent), I imagine WB would take it really seriously so they could have "we take non-consent claims seriously" if it were to blow up into more.
Totally just a guess.
That seems the most likely
Why would that lead to the producer suing the show? They've only been filming a week. Pretty fast for something to happen and a suit to be filed.
I've seen some things that said filed a lawsuit but then a correction that said "filed a complaint." A complaint could be a police report, a complaint with a professional guild, etc.
Producer could have many motivations for filing a complaint - protecting him/herself against suits when the contestants saw the footage, internal troublemaker who wants to do an expose on the show and got through screening, moral stance on non-consent/drinking, etc.
Complaint makes sense, the lawsuit didn't. Hopefully they resolve it quickly and can still finish the season!
pretty sure it's not happening. RS has a photo of everyone in the airport... except I didn't see DeMario in it and not sure if Corinne was there (I don't think she is there). That was a short time ago.
Anonymous
06/11/2017 21:38
Subject: Uh-oh.... no Bachelor in Paradise... too raunchy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My wild-ass guess is maybe it had something to do with Corinne and/or DeMario being extremely drunk and not able to give consent to the sex acts and/or being filmed? If a producer filed some sort of professional complaint or a police report claiming someone was sexually assaulted (under the assumption that if you're drunk, you can't give consent), I imagine WB would take it really seriously so they could have "we take non-consent claims seriously" if it were to blow up into more.
Totally just a guess.
That seems the most likely
Why would that lead to the producer suing the show? They've only been filming a week. Pretty fast for something to happen and a suit to be filed.
I've seen some things that said filed a lawsuit but then a correction that said "filed a complaint." A complaint could be a police report, a complaint with a professional guild, etc.
Producer could have many motivations for filing a complaint - protecting him/herself against suits when the contestants saw the footage, internal troublemaker who wants to do an expose on the show and got through screening, moral stance on non-consent/drinking, etc.
Complaint makes sense, the lawsuit didn't. Hopefully they resolve it quickly and can still finish the season!