Joel McHale found out real quick that hosting House of Villains was going to have its extremely difficult moments. After all, it’s called House of Villains.
Not House of Good People, House of Saints, or House of Professionals. It’s House of Villains and it’s named that for a very good reason. The personalities who are on the show include Anfisa Arkhipchenko, Johnny Bananas, Shake Chatterjee, Jonny Fairplay, Bobby Lytes, Corinne Olympios, Omarosa Manigault Newman, Tiffany “New York” Pollard, Jax Taylor, and Tanisha Thomas. You might recall a few of those names because they tend to grab attention in any way that they can.
Some of them are actually despised by fans like when Jonny Fairplay made up the story of his grandmother passing away just to get attention. That’s the kind of thing you can expect from this show. Again, these are not the Taylor Swift or Beyonce “Grabbing Headlines” type of personalities. No. They have their own way of doing things.
Bobby Lytes didn’t even take the time to find out who Joel McHale is. He kept thinking the famous comedian standing by the pool asking everyone to come outside for the intro was Carson Daily. He said it so many times and even said it to Joel. Normally when someone makes a mistake, it’s okay. But stop talking about it. Don’t make a thing out of it. But, that’s Bobby for you.
Take after take after take, it was one thing after another to get the intro down. Omarosa just quit and headed back inside. She didn’t have time for all that.
Uh, you mean the show? You’re on the show and you don’t have time to do the show?
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Jack Nicholson will do twenty takes after nailing the first one. He gives directors more than enough tape to make a great movie with all their footage. But Omarosa’s done before the director tells her she’s done. I wonder how long that’s going to last.
