u/Inevitable-Judgment7 — reddlx

What accounts for Ezekiel's recent rise in popularity?

In my case, I’ve always liked his design

This bothered me a lot in TDI

-Dodgeball episode: They didn't want Harold to play because they thought he was terrible, but he proves them wrong and wins the game for the team. Everyone celebrates.

-Talent episode: They treat him again like a useless player with no skills or talent, and again he makes his team win even though nobody believed in him.

In later episodes, they treat him like a loser again... Why?!

u/Inevitable-Judgment7 — 5 months ago

▲ 47 r/Totaldrama

I don't understand B's elimination; he was the only one who managed to make his team win in the few episodes he was on, and he took all the blame for supposed sabotage.

u/Inevitable-Judgment7 — 5 months ago

▲ 66 r/Totaldrama

If an episode focuses more on characters who don't usually get much screen time, it means that character will be eliminated in that same episode. Examples:

u/Inevitable-Judgment7 — 5 months ago

▲ 15 r/Totaldrama

Reveal that Chris promised him more screen time by having him sign a contract during WT (after being found as a stowaway for the second time), to appear on the show as a threat to the contestants (like the bears or the sasquatch, but the contract also includes being humiliated), and then reveal that Ezekiel was pretending to be feral all this time.

I mean, it would suit the character very well; it's been shown that he cares much more about money and fame than his integrity.

u/Inevitable-Judgment7 — 5 months ago