The Challenge: All Stars crowns a winner!

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Just watched the final episode of #TheChallengeAllStars ⭐️⭐️⭐️

This season was F**KING great! #LIKE and #RETWEET if you guys want MORE (ie Season 2,3,4,5...) @paramountplus @ChallengeMTV @WeWantOGs pic.twitter.com/lRrq3RFKwB
- Mark Long (@TheMarkLong) May 28, 2021
-The final episode of The Challenge: All Stars premiered yesterday and a winner has

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[ilovespooons]

I'm not looking at other comments because I haven't seen the last ep yet and I can't until tomorrow, but ONTD is the only place I can talk about this!

I really like the points thing for the finale! I saw some comments on reddit saying this was the best season to have a guy and girl winner, but honestly it would have been the best season to have a top 3 (or 2 I guess) without genders. It's such a perfect setup for multiple winners that only having one feels lame as hell.

I also saw some criticism about how new and/or recently-appearing-on-the-main-challenge some of the contestants were which I agree with, but in the end I think it was smart of production to lure in both older and newer viewers.

Honestly this was the best season in forever. I know that ~drama is part of reality TV, but I like the drama of the competition and not so much the hooking up/back stabbing/"I'm drunk and Josh and going to get pretend-aggressive then cry" drama. Some of the latter is fine, but seeing the men (mostly) appreciating their partners and the elimination nominations going smoothly was great and entertaining to me! I know this is all a personal opinion but I hope there's more seasons like this.

Anyway this is my essay on how The Challenge: All Stars ruled.