<p>season four of the show begins tonight at 8 on the CW, with a new twist and with princeton astrophysics grad student "joshua" among the geeks:</p>
<p>Goodness. I wonder how that will go. I don't watch that show because it seems they purposely try to choose rather unbalanced people, and it gives neither beauty nor brains a good name - from what I know of it, at least.</p>
<p>Although he appeared as a Geek, he is handsome, bright and charming, and will no doubt become a looker after the show's makeover portion. It is just sad that the girls are so incredibly dumb, and so surgically maimed as to appear clownish. It is a sad message to send our young men that American young women should undergo the knife for false figures. Why not teach young men the breast will grow naturally with pregnancy and provide sustenance to babies as well as appear robust? Would American media ever encourage men to be sliced and implanted for the visual enjoyment of women? Some European realism in regard to the body would be beneficial to the American psyche, but not the corporate bottom line. (No pun intended.)</p>
<p>I generally hate reality shows, but this one is hilarious - and it's purely because of how the people are all basically caricatures.</p>