Sorry, I missed that.
Still, Harold didn't get a 0, Chris showed that he like the antipasto, so what, he didn't score it, he didn't score the appetizer for the Gophers either, so, explain that? Why would he not score one and score the other? Hmm, he didn't score either. So saying that he made an error is wrong, because Chris didn't grade either. He showed that he liked Harold's dish more than Courtney's. END OF STORY.
Would Courtney have caught that ball from Owen? Probably not, but I guess I can't use hypothetical results...oh wait, you do several times...Harold made the most important contribution of the entire episode, he caught the ball to prevent them from losing. Had he missed, it'd have been game over. Courtney waking up Duncan is something in her favor, but she wanted HAROLD to wake him up, and only when everyone banded together to wake him up did she show any initiative. Yeah, she threatened him, how do we know that anyone would have even listened to her had he ignored her? Duncan's a damn strong player, which he's shown, and I doubt that the team would have kicked him off for sleeping in because he worked to try and win the sleeping challenge.
Harold shot deer, which was the whole point of the challenge. Courtney spent more time following Duncan, who actually played the role of a deer and avoided a hunter, than actually avoiding anything. Yeah, she didn't get hit, but only one hunter actually tried for the Gophers, the others were with Heather shooting each other. Harold at least shot a deer and did his job, had the Gophers been trying, she'd have been hit, she was never shown trying to avoid anything, just meeting up with Duncan, oh wait, here's a good thing to add to Harold: Bridgette didn't want to participate, but Harold, like Courtney had "motivated Duncan to play," motivates Bridgette. Without Bridgette, they'd have been stuck at the start waiting for her to join. Since you like adding those motivation points, Harold should get one, he motivates Bridgette to shoot Heather.
You know what, Harold should get a point for kicking out Courtney too. She got overconfident, and Harold was able to show a darker side and switch the votes. He showed some guts even trying to do that, knowing that Duncan would be ready to kill him for it. He cheated, yes, but the fact that little Harold managed to even think of cheating, is amazing. He took Courtney out while she was overconfident, which alone is worth something.
In Up the Creek, Harold burned the oars, yes. But, when Geoff goes down from an "injury," the only person who agrees with Geoff to leave him behind...is Courtney. What kind of leader will leave behind an injured partner? That may not be as impactful as the oars, but that shows how mean Courtney is, she is willing to leave someone who was hurt to further herself. She shows that again when Duncan hurts his ankle in TDDDI. She was even willing to cut the rope with Cody, Owen, Tyler, and DJ hanging on for dear life, why would a "leader" show such insanely vicious qualities? How is she a better camper? Harold cheated, Courtney was willing to kill people...
Harold used his skills in TDDDI to analyze the antagonist Heather and why she was so mean to everyone. He uses his skills to find out why Heather has been so mean, because of her past. Harold shows some great analytical skills scoping out the antagonist. He even built a hang glider, granted it broke, but Courtney stole a hot air balloon. At least Harold can make stuff, he doesn't need to steal it all.
Edited on 07/08/2009 3:53pm