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Skip navigation! Story from Entertainment. Spoilers ahead. The heartwarming show is back in with 10 new beauties and 10 new geeks who get paired up and allow worlds to collide, leading to self-discovery and stepping out of comfort zones. Expect the geeks to get their famous jaw-dropping makeovers , but also a new twist this year a life-swap challenge that will see the couples swapping lives for a day. Here is everything we know about this year's season of Beauty And The Geek.
The sexiest group of athletes at the Olympics this year, arguably, aren't the nearly naked male swimmers. In fact, they aren't even eligible for medals; it's the gyrating, hair-whipping, bikini-clad cheerleaders. You may not be aware that the Games have cheer teams shaking their pom-poms for Olympic sports like beach volleyball and basketball, but despite London allegedly having the biggest presence of cheerleaders at its Games this Summer, their presence isn't anything new. Cheerleading was included in the opening ceremony of the Munich Games in and the Atlanta Games in , and we've seen NBA-style dance teams during the Olympic basketball games since at least the '90s as well. At the Olympics in Athens, a team of skimpily dressed cheerleaders from the Canary Islands caused a stir when they became the first dance team to entertain during an Olympic beach volleyball game.
Teen Girl Squad is a spinoff sub-series of Homestar Runner , in which canonically Strong Bad draws, in comically bad style , a stick-figure cartoon depicting the misadventures of four "teenage girls between the ages of thirteen and nineteen". There are fifteen toons in the main series, and a number of other appearances elsewhere most notably, the first three episodes of Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People each feature an exclusive TGS toon, the first two of which are interactive. Generally speaking, the characters go on various bizarre misadventures, which usually lead to them dying or otherwise being affected in very strange ways usually announced loudly in every episode, which include such things as The series is best known for spawning several minor memes, including "ow!
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