Who was eliminated in “Mars” Episode 2?
Players of “Mars Star” are starting a new life on this mysterious red planet. However, the challenges they face become more daunting with each mission. Of the remaining 11 celebrities, their current mission revolves around accessing a vital water supply that has become clogged with ice beneath the surface of Mars.
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In this effort, Tallulah Willis ambitiously competes for the role of commander. However, when miscommunication hindered progress on a mission, doubts arose about her leadership style.
While searching for water, Tom Schwartz found himself confused as he tried to determine the number of barrels available to the crew. Meanwhile, Ariel is wrestling with the bulky pipes, struggling to maintain control during transport. Although the players are determined from the start, their energy eventually wanes, leading to the unfortunate failure of the challenge.
Now Tom, Marshawn Lynch and Tallulah Willis are faced with the difficult decision of eliminating a non-“mission critical” member and find themselves in the bottom three. After much deliberation, the group decided to make Tallulah the scapegoat for losing water, resulting in her elimination.
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What happened to the stars on Mars in week two?
The superstars on Mars are running out of water. They spend the majority of the episode wasting water in various ways, such as filling up the Swiffer, leaving the sink running while washing dishes, and pouring out gallons of Martian debris. So it’s no surprise that this episode’s challenge is to find a brand new water source.
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Before the test, there were some shows as to who would be the basic authority below. Marshawn Lynch and Ronda Rousey vied for the role, but the stars ultimately decided to let the people vote for it. After an unusually lengthy process, Tallulah Willis was selected as commander.
Led by Tallulah, the Superstars rappelled into a cave and built a water-collecting structure out of lines and coverings. As they began pumping the water to the surface, the pipe burst. The caving team was in no rush to repair the structure because Tom Schwartz miscalculated how many more buckets needed to be filled. As a result, the task failed.
While this may seem like a real mistake, there are only four barrels in total. “Why did you count four wrong!?” Tinashe asked.
Who still has an interstellar race on Mars?
Here is a rewrite of a similar pattern for the remaining celebrity events:
- Ariel Winter: Despite Ariel’s passion for landing on Mars, Ariel’s rush to get involved in everything proved to be detrimental to the team. She switched to the abseiling team at the last minute, replacing Tom, who was better suited to fetching water in the cave due to his size.
- Adam: Adam’s strength and athleticism shined in the knockout rounds. He delivers some of the show’s best lines, such as declaring, “I look like gay Buzz Lightyear!” while wearing a space suit.
- Tinashe: Tinashe eagerly awaits her chance to shine on Mars. She competed for the position of base commander but was not selected. It’s clear that some celebrities prefer to keep Tallulah on base to maximize Tinashe’s potential for the challenge. She deserves more screen time and maybe even gets to solve space crimes alongside Marshawn.
- Marshawn Lynch: Marshawn humorously insisted on retaining his role as base commander, including his private room and bathroom. During the water challenge, he added a touch of iconicity by playing the giant barrel like a drum.
- Richard Sherman: Richard remains a reliable presence amidst challenges, providing a positive attitude when problems arise. After his failed water mission, he inspired other celebrities, reminding them to keep their heads high.
- Lance Armstrong: Lance’s signature behavior included trying to secretly use the base commander’s bathroom to satisfy his own needs. He confidently declares himself the MVP of the mission, staying true to his brand.
- Porsha WilliamsGuobadia: Porsha is an absolute delight, always positive, hard-working and fun. Although she was charming most of the time, she would experience a slight panic during the rappelling phase of the challenge, but regained her composure in the cave. Although she claimed to be afraid of heights, abseiling into the cave might have been considered a descent, causing her to fear low places.
- Ronda Rousey: Ronda eagerly awaited the opportunity to become the Base Commander. At the same time, she completed the assigned tasks brilliantly, became familiar with the greenhouse, and patiently waited for the opportunity. She emphasized her passion for space and recalled her childhood dream of becoming an astronaut, making sure everyone knew her intentions were genuine.
- Natasha Leggero: Natasha volunteers as a mission specialist, primarily helping to translate when Tallulah’s instructions become too “woo-woo” for the team to understand. Although the results of her efforts have been mixed, she maintains a positive attitude and hopes her daughter will appreciate her seemingly inactive role.
- Tom Schwartz: Tom showed an unexpected amount of self-awareness when he admitted that he had no chance of becoming the base commander. However, he pushed back on the moment, reflecting on how the pandemic was “good for his marriage,” which ultimately led to his divorce.
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stars on mars
The interesting concept behind Fox’s unscripted series Stars on Mars involves a simulated Mars landing by a group of celebrities. To avoid elimination, they must live together in a compact space station and successfully complete challenging missions.
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During their stay, celebrities will experience conditions similar to life on Mars and will need to use their mental, physical and interpersonal skills to stand out from the competition. The ultimate goal is to claim the title of the brightest star in the Milky Way.
The show features a diverse cast, including Ariel Winter, Tom Schwartz, Christopher Mintz-Plasse (in week one Eliminated), Tallulah Willis, Marshawn Lynch, Tinashe and more. The owner of the mission control center is none other than William Shatner.
Although the show was not filmed in actual space due to insurance costs, production took place in the desert town of Coober Pedy in South Australia. This unique town is famous for its underground houses, which were originally built to escape the intense heat. Coober Pedy was chosen as the filming location to provide an authentic backdrop, with its underground dwellings and desert landscape adding to the show’s realism.
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The creators of Stars on Mars ensured that the challenges faced by celebrities were achievable while also reflecting the obstacles encountered by real astronauts. Missions include repairing equipment, growing food and exploring Mars-like environments. The result is an original and engaging show that will appeal to fans of reality TV and space exploration alike.
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