Challenge Double Agents Episode 2 Recap: 10 Biggest Takeaways
By: Allan Aguirre
Tags: MTV, Sports, Reality, The Challenge, Television

Darrell is one of the funniest all-time challengers. Saying that Wes isn’t a big baller since actual ballers don’t talk about how much they make, and his commentary about Nicole Z last week have been two of the funniest moments this season. As great of an all-time player that he is, I prefer Darrell as a talking head/commentary man.

Meanwhile, Nelson’s corny ass has me dying laughing every week. Last week he gave himself the nickname Double Nelly T, this week, it was Scuba Nelly, and I could only imagine what he is going to call himself next week. His confidence before the daily challenge after going to the hospital last season for hypothermia was hilarious. Nelson is the actor who can do comedic relief and take on a major character role if necessary.

5 Lolo’s love for Nam

On Social Media, people always half-jokingly tweet that they’d be willing to risk it all to hook-up with someone who uber-hot, etc. Lolo Jones is the complete embodiment of those tweets right now with her interest and attraction in Nam. Can you blame her? The man’s body is ridiculous, and he’s such a charming fellow. Nam is the type of man you wait 38 years to have sex for. Part of me fears this could create problems for them as Nam seems to prefer to be friends/partners, and Lolo may actually fall in love with him.

4 Wes applying for the job of both Janitor and CEO

Understanding that he has a massive target on his back, Wes pitched to Fessy, Cory, and Nelson that he is someone they can work with politically. He told them he is willing to be on the bottom of their alliance and be the janitor of their company, as long as it means they don’t gun for him too early on as they did in Episode 1. It’s a groveling type move, that I can’t be too harsh towards because he is trying, whereas some people give up in his position. Hilariously, once Wes feels that Fessy and Cory are maybe willing to listen to his offer, he completely oversteps by saying he could be their CEO and be the strategic guy calling the shots for them. Wes tried to pull a Robert California, and it was not pretty.

In January, I had a job interview one morning for an entry-level position for a media company. A couple of hours later, I was interviewing for the head of marketing at a company that sells credit card readers. So I guess I can relate to Wes in a way.

3 Killa T and the Assassination of Jacob Allen

From the moment Big T cut her first confessional about John Jacob Jingleheimer Smith, you could tell they were not going to last long. They were never on the same page. Big T is someone who embraces everything on the show and goes 110% all the time. Joseph does not bring the same energy at all. For differences between the two, Joseph got caught sleeping in the club, then the two voted for different people for the first elimination (Big T is one of the few not to vote CT and Ashley in). Once Big T learned about the twist that you could switch partners, you could see the wheels turning in her head that having Joseph go into elimination would not be a bad thing.

Joseph’s ultimate blunder was telling everyone he wanted Wes in elimination, but doing so before the house vote, rather than privately asking Fessy and Aneesa to make him the Double Agent vote. Natalie took advantage of this during the house meeting and knocked Joseph down a peg, helping Wes avoid being the public vote nominee.

2 Kyle vs. Joseph