The lack of job opportunities in the city was apparently one reason Joi left early in the show's run. The relationship between Averey and Johnny was good for some notable moments, while Jordan's presumed disdain for pretty much everyone else in the house provides a good amount of the season's drama and conflict. The first of three times The Real World stopped in Vegas. It's also o ne of the most popular seasons with viewers.
The cast was housed in a converted penthouse suite at The Palms and endured some very personal and emotional moments -- particularly for Alton and Brynn. There was also the drama of the feelings shared between Trishelle and Steven, two of the more popular members of this cast. In The Real World realm, this is another underrated season. Perhaps because once regular viewers were getting a little burned out on the show, and other MTV spinoffs of the project. Those who enjoy a good agitator or two, probably could not get enough of "C.
Their collective dysfunction and knack for getting on the nerves of other housemates made for good television. We also enjoyed mocking their laziness while working for Frommer 's. There was a decent amount of conflict among housemates when the show went Down Under for the Sydney season. That obviously makes for entertaining viewing.
The tension between Parisa and Trisha seemed to cloud the entire house. Things ultimately came to a head in Episode 18, when Trisha was forced to leave the house after pushing Parisa during one of their more animated arguments. Fans also witnessed one of the bigger "players" in the history of the franchise in Dunbar. The initial San Diego season made about as many waves off-screen as it did on.
On-screen, the trials of housemate Frankie Abernathy's life with cystic fibrosis was a major part of the run before she left the house due to homesickness and issues with other cast members.
Sadly, Abernathy passed away in at age 25 due to complications from her disorder. However, one of the biggest headlines to come out of the season was the allegations that surfaced inside the house during filming in November A woman claimed she was drugged and sexually assaulted by an outside acquaintance of housemate Randy Barry. Following a police investigation, though, no charges were filed.
Housed in Denver's hip LoDo neighborhood, the cast of the Denver season had their moments. Mostly because there was plenty of tension within the cast, and tempers tended to flare to the point of physical confrontation in some case s. There's Brooke and Jenn's shouting match that drew much outside attention, but not as much as the argument between Davis and Tyrie -- that resulted in much of the dialog bleeped out and the former nearly leaving the show.
This was the series' second run in New Orleans. It's actually more entertaining than the first time around. Mostly because of the antics involving Ryan Leslie and Preston.
Each had problems with the other and the highlight of the series came when the police were called to the house after Ryan claimed Preston urinated on his toothbrush.
Thus, as Ryan believed, was the reason he needed to be treated for a viral infection. A total drama queen, who was quite lazy and selfish, Ryan was eventually kicked out of the house by the rest of the cast.
It was also a pretty wild season. From model Ayiiia's intimacy with roommates Jonna, Emilee, and Joey to Bronne getting kicked out of the hotel residence for throwing a fire extinguisher off the balcony while drunk, times got crazy. In the entire history of the franchise, there might not be a cast that individually had more issues or was collectively more dysfunctional than the Cancun group.
In honor of the show's 10th season, it made sense to go back to where it all began in the Big Apple. The return to New York did nothing to tarnish the reputation of the first cast, and also did a decent job of not making it all about a comparison of the two.
While Lori's feelings for Kevin brought some notable intrigue to the season, Back to New York is best remembered for the emergence of "The Miz. Austin made total sense to host a season of The Real World, considering how cool a college town it is. Even cooler was that the housemates had to create, develop and execute their own documentary about the South By Southwest festival. The main drama from the Austin season tended to center around the relationship between Danny and Melinda , who had a boyfriend when filming started.
The two eventually married well after the season aired, but later divorced. And, who can forget Montana getting fired from the cast's job at a children's after-school program in East Boston after allegedly giving the kids sips of alcohol? The Boston gang did not deliver many moments of high drama but was entertaining enough to keep our interest from week to week.
This was also the first cast to feature two openly gay cast members -- Chris and Aneesa. Some ongoing sexual tension between Keri and Kyle spanned most of the season, as well. Season 7 was memorable for a couple of reasons. One, it was the first time cast members actually knew each other -- David and Nathan both attended VMI.
Most notably, however, the Seattle season featured one of the most memorable -- and rather disturbing -- moments when Stephen slapped quirky Irene , who eventually left the house after she insinuated he was gay. Turns out, after the show, Stephen came out that he indeed is a homosexual. It's the first time The Real World went international.
Anastasia, 22,. She's not a 'Real World' fan, she's just a fan of me being onscreen. Averey, 22,. I didn't think I was crazy enough. Jessica, 22,. Johnny, 21,. In Portland I was expecting rain every day. Joi, 23,. Seeing how Leslie would fare among the hyper-competitive and easily frustrated Challenge players would be intriguing. The Real World: Ex-Plosion is a season that has been the debut of some of the biggest competitors in Challenge history, including Ashley Mitchell, Cory Wharton, and the now controversial Jenna Compono.
No Challenge players from that season have ever been major flops in terms of entertainment value either, which is why someone like Jenny really should have been on the reality competition as well.
She was one of the most memorable cast members on her season, and her assertive attitude and willingness to have fun is exactly the kind of personality that The Challenge needs.
In yet another instance of every single cast member from a certain season appearing on The Challenge with the exception of one, Brandon Kane is actually the only person from The Real World: St.
Thomas who didn't transition to the competition series afterward. Nearly every St. Thomas housemate who was on The Challenge was also pretty entertaining, and considering how many jocks and wannabe influencers populate The Challenge now, adding someone like Brandon to the mix would be an interesting change-up that could add a new dynamic to a Challenge cast. Joi Niemeyer was on The Real World: Portland , but she decided to leave the series early and was replaced by memorable and now banned Challenger Nia Moore.
The show portrayed it as if Joi wanted to leave because the jobs they were assigned to weren't good enough, but it turns out her boyfriend back home was recovering from major surgery and she wanted to be there to help him. Her few episodes weren't enough to get a great read on her personality, but she certainly has the stature to be a badass competitor on The Challenge , and it'd be interesting to see more of her in a different setting.
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