Surely by now you've watched season two
of everyone's favourite sun-soaked dating show.
And, as always, we have all the behind the scenes info
you want to know about the cast, the filming
and this amazing new location.
So, sit back and enjoy the secrets behind
Too Hot To Handle season two.
As with last season,
the producers worked hard to find
the hottest, sexed-up singles
for Lana's second go-round on the retreat.
-I'm a fire cracker. -I am the alpha male.
Honestly, I should come with a warning sign.
Like season one, the cast come
from all over the world.
Bonjour, Marvin.
Vous voulez vous coucher avec moi?
And, now you've watched the show,
you'll know producers tricked them
into believing they were appearing
on a show called Parties in Paradise,
even hiring a fake host to really
throw the cast off the scent,
but, once they spotted Lana, the jig was up.
What you won't know is that when Carly told Robert
he was actually on Too Hot To Handle,
he had to process the information
for almost seven minutes!
Sorry, what?
Sorry. Sorry, what?
On top of that, he had a little lie down
when they got back from the date.
Bless him.
I can say they definitely did not tell me that!
Speaking of Lana,
you'll know from season one of Too Hot To Handle
that the all-seeing, all-knowing
personal assistant is in charge of the retreat
and, most importantly,
deducting money from the prize fund
when the hands start wandering.
And, boy, did they wander this season.
There has been a breach of the rules.
Lana had to address the contestants
a total of 96 times this season.
Very occasionally,
this was to reward or inform the cast,
but, more often than not,
it was to give them a dressing down.
The retreat is not your personal playground.
You are taking this process for granted.
And, thanks to this season's antics,
Lana had a whole host of new vocab
to add to her memory bank.
... and I have been forced to add the words
"crab grab" and "handie" to my memory bank.
Apologies, Lana.
Now, how about that location?
This season, all the action took place
in a deluxe, five-bedroom villa
in the Turks and Caicos.
It boasts a movie theatre, tennis court
and an in-house private chef.
Alright for some, isn't it?
Safe to say this isn't just any villa:
it's housed the likes of Rihanna, P. Diddy
and reality TV royalty the Kardashians.
Now you can add the cast
of season two of Too Hot To Handle to the list.
While the cast were sunning themselves
and getting into trouble,
the production team and crew were hard at work
capturing all the action 24 hours a day,
seven days a week.
Across the season,
they gathered a whopping 4000 hours of footage
to edit down to the show you see on Netflix.
With that much filming,
it's no surprise Lana caught this randy lot
breaking her rules left, right and centre.
Oh, we're just naughty little sausages, ain't we?
The cast broke the rules a total of 15 times,
losing $70,000 in the process.
They did regain some of the cash,
leaving the prize fund at $55,000.
Well, they were definitely busy.
In comparison, season one's cast broke the rules
eight times and spent a total of $57,000.
Only this cast could make season one
seem well-behaved.
Surprise, surprise:
the biggest rule-breaker of the season was Cam,
who broke the rules five times.
His shower time rule break,
which lost the group $2000,
took just 90 seconds.
That's an expensive minute and a half.
But Cam did not spend the most amount of money.
That prize goes to Melinda.
It was worth every coin.
Not everyone was so badly behaved.
Funnily enough,
despite giving five laps dances
during his time at the retreat,
Nathan did not spend a dime of the prize fund,
along with Larissa, Kayla and Elle.
But hey, it wouldn't be Too Hot To Handle
without some rule breaks now, would it?
This is bad, isn't it? This is bad.
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