Her payback wasn't exactly painful, given that I shaved my hair on my own.

Duncan and Courtney was a villian in tdas. Duncan was in his best behavior and Courtney from this season is no were near as bad from tda and plus that she did little to no harm to anyone. So how can they be villians this season?

^^Does "Muddy Sundae" ring a bell? They were doing well on developing Courtney's character, but they threw it away to Mike and Zoey, opposite of what happened in TDA (shoo out the clowns (Leshawna, Lindsay, Harold), so they can focus on Duncney). As for the Regatta, Duncan proved that he is a villain, landing himself in prison.

Oh how villain can you get for telling a little white lie. And both Courtney and Duncan villain side last a day so it can't be called a villain of a season if it only was for a DAY.

^^ In "Sundae Muddy Sundae", I believe that WASN'T Courtney's plan ALL ALONG, she maybe REALIZED she was in the final five, then acted on it. Mal, Zoey, Scott, and Gwen WERE KINDA blowing it out of proportion. It actually couldn't have been her plan all along, because how could've she know that herself, Gwen, Scott, Mal, and Zoey would make it to the final five? And don't say, "She wanted Zoey gone, that makes her a villain!" Um, no, she was a THREAT to her.

Um..I didn't exacted you to but in .

Well excuse me for COMMENTING on a POLL?

@DandC: If I used the "Mean Girls" reference ("Courtney's not a villain for trying to eliminate Zoey. She tried to get Zoey eliminated, because she's a villain."), does that mean the same thing as what you said ("She wanted Zoey gone, that makes her a villain!") in general?

Also, I moved Duncan and Courtney's karmas to TDAS, since getting eliminated by "The New Guy" wasn't enough. Besides, Mabel already saw Justin turn ugly. Dipper doesn't exactly enjoy miseries, whether if Duncan gets arrested to a "big boy jail", or Courtney ends up getting distrusted for the rest of her competition.

How does that work wanting someone out of the game makes you a villain. Here's the thing everyone wants to win and to order to do that you need everyone out. So I don't care who you are talking about it doesn't make anyone a villain just because they wanted someone out of the game. Don't complain that I comment back on this I started this talk.

^I won't. I was just using the "Mean Girls" reference as an example.

how about an option for NONE because all of those "paybacks" were WAY too harsh! Nobody deserves all that awful crap just for being a jerk on some reality show!
BTW I actually love TD I just get really pissed off by people (and the writers) hating on the imperfect characters.

^I think having your sundae ruined is less harsh than getting arrested or losing your mojo (permanently) after a female contestant seduces you in the Fairy Tale Challenge. Nonetheless, I'll add the "None" option.

Haha Stupid Heather