Two Truths and a Lie: Can You Identify Which of these 3 News Stories is the Lie?
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Hello, folks! And welcome once again to the fastest growing quiz sensation on the Interspace: Pajiba’s Two Truths and a Lie! After a long hiatus due to a complicated sex scandal that threatened to destroy the game, we have returned.
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Now, on to the game! For those of you who forgot how this game works, I will describe three projects currently in development over at MTV. Two are true. One is a lie. You try to identify which is the made-up project. And, as always, you can look up the right answer, but where’s the fun in that?
A) MTV is now casting for a new reality series from producer Mark Burnett (“Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?” “Survivor”) and celebrity British chef, Jamie Oliver. “Run Fatboy Run” is recruiting 10 contestants who will compete to see who can gain 75 pounds and then lose all the weight in the shortest period of time. The winner will receive a cash prize. The reality series hopes to educate Americans through illustration the dangers of certain foods and the benefits of others.
B) MTV has just greenlit a show called “Dumb Girls.” The show, from Lauren Iungerich, creator/executive producer of the network’s new comedy series “Awkward,” is an ensemble project about a group of twenty-something women who are smart in life but dumb in love.
C) MTV has recently began production on a new show called, “I Just Want My Pants Back.” The show follows a twenty-something slacker struggling with sex, love, career and friendship. That all changes one night when a woman steals his pants. The series follows the lead as he attempts to track down the woman who still his heart and retrieve his beloved pair of jeans. Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity) is producing.
Which one is the lie?
Bonus Round: Is this trailer for a movie called Arena, starring Sam Jackson, real or fake?
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Comments
Posted by: Socrates_Johnson at August 1, 2011 2:18 PM
The odds say, go with C. When all fails, air a reality show!