The Real World: St. Thomas - Paradise Found

He said he would I thought? He just didn't know how to bring it up that they read it.

Why doesn't MTV put this episode on the Interweb!? Why is that Ginger beating himself up in the previews? WHY IS THIS SHOW STILL ON!? So many questions in this life of mine.

I'm watching the episode online now. I just got to the part where LaToya gets the complimentary rum and says "that was dis-GUST-ting". Smh rum is not disgusting and I want to know where the complimentary rum is at.

[QUOTE=RockSteadyVybes;310954]Why doesn't MTV put this episode on the Interweb!? [/QUOTE] MTV does a [I]horrible[/I] job at promoting this, but the reason shows go away from MTV.com sometimes is because they have a deal with some cable providers as part of TV Anywhere. If you go to [URL="http://www.mtv.com/tve/"]MTV | Home[/URL] ( mtv dot com slash tve ) and login with a Fios, Comcast, or Suddenlink account, you'll be able to access shows that are temporarily off MTV.com's main site. Why they don't tell people this on the main site, I don't know. Same applies for other Viacom channels like Comedy Central which has a similar URL Or if you want to buy it, check out Amazon Instant Video and iTunes.

The easier Viacom makes it for directv customers to view what they are missing online, the less pressure directtv customers will be putting on their provider. Making it harder for directv customers increases the chances that they will be raising cain and/or switching providers, which puts Viacom in a stronger negotiating position. since so many providers operate like monopolies, content providers must treat their content as such if they want to compete well.

[QUOTE=FishHooks;311782]The easier Viacom makes it for directv customers to view what they are missing online, the less pressure directtv customers will be putting on their provider. Making it harder for directv customers increases the chances that they will be raising cain and/or switching providers, which puts Viacom in a stronger negotiating position. since so many providers operate like monopolies, content providers must treat their content as such if they want to compete well.[/QUOTE] All true, but does not apply to the TVE URL, which has been poorly promoted for years.