The first stupid person on my radar is Adam Jasinski. You may remember him as the person who won $500,000 on Big Brother 9. He was more infamous for calling autistic children "retards" while being employed at the United Autism Foundation in Florida. After said comment, he was terminated. He claimed he would donate "one-fifth" of his winnings to the charity organization to make up for his "Freudian slip".

Now, Mr. Jasinski has upped the ante on stupid. According to reports, he was arrested on Saturday for trying to sell 2,000 oxycodone pills to an government witness. In the DEA Agent's Affidavit, Jasinski allegedly stashed the drugs in a white sock, which he'd hidden in his pants. After pulling the sock out to show the cooperating witness, Drug Enforcement Administration agents tried to arrest Jasinski at a strip mall in North Reading, Mass. where the deal was supposed to go down. He struggled and threw the drug-filled sock under a nearby parked car.

On Monday, federal prosecutors in Boston US District Court charged Jasinski with possession with intent to distribute, after he waived his Miranda rights and confessed that he'd been using his $500,000 prize money from the CBS series to buy the pills. If he's convicted on the drug charge, Jasinski faces a maximum of 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine.

Karma is a big fat female dog, isn't it. On a more serious note, this is another in a series of reality show contestants who have made incredibly bad decisions. We all remember Ryan Jenkins from VH1's "Megan Wants A Millionaire" who killed himself this past summer after being the prime suspect in the murder of his wife.

Speaking of people with a lack of a moral code, let's talk about Jeff Kirby. He appeared on Jeopardy on October 12, 2009 and won $1,000 for finishing in third place. Sounds pretty normal, right? There's one small problem with his appearance on Jeopardy.

It was his second time on the show.

The eagle eyes of j-archive.com realized he appeared on the show on December 8, 1999 and also finished in third, winning a digital camera. And as a side note, if you are going to try and cheat the powers that be DON'T WEAR THE SAME TIE YOU WORE 10 YEARS AGO.

Jeopardy producers released a statement:

"It has come to the Jeopardy! Producers' attention that Jeff Kirby, who appeared on Jeopardy! on Monday, October 12, had previously appeared on the show. As is stated in the eligibility requirements (listed at Jeopardy.com), "You are not eligible to be a contestant on Jeopardy! if you have appeared on any version of the show with Alex Trebek, except at the Jeopardy! Producers' express invitation." This is a long-standing rule, and it remains in place. Jeopardy! has a system to make sure that people who appear on the show have not previously done so. It has worked well for 26 seasons; however, clearly, that system failed to detect that Mr. Kirby had appeared on the show in 1999.

In our contestant booking and verification process, we relied on information provided to us by Mr. Kirby. He did not disclose that he had previously been on Jeopardy!. His having been on the show before made Mr. Kirby ineligible as a contestant and therefore ineligible to receive any prizes from the show. Because Mr. Kirby came in third in the competition, this decision does not affect either of his opponents nor their winnings. Thank you to our watchful viewers for bringing this to our attention."

There is blame to go all around here. This is not the first time where Jeopardy has been caught. Barbara Lowe was declared ineligible after her 1986 5-day undefeated run, when it was discovered she had appeared on other shows under other names which made her ineligible. The production staff has to be more careful.

The next two stupid decisions come from GSN. The first one comes from the people at High Stakes Poker. According to multiple sources, AJ Benza has been fired from the show and is going to be replaced by someone female to co-host with Gabe Kaplan. Vanessa Rousso has denied being the person replacing Benza.

This is just plain dumb. I don't watch poker shows for the hot babes. I watch the show for the poker. I hope GSN comes to their senses on this one.

The 2nd one is that GSN has green lighted a reality show based on Carnie Wilson. Carnie Wilson: Unstapled will premiere January 14, 2010. “Carnie’s relatable life story is a perfect fit with our viewers, who are eager to discover the person behind the personality,” says Kelly Goode, Senior Vice President of Programming at GSN. "In addition to being a charismatic and engaging entertainer, Carnie is a working mother with two very young children—including a newborn—a business person, and a woman who has spoken honestly about her struggles with her weight. Our viewers love Carnie, and she has helped make The Newlywed Game our #1 rated show, so this is a natural direction for GSN.”

While I like Carnie Wilson as a host, she isn't that interesting a personality to sustain a reality show concept. GSN usually bombs when they go out of its comfort zone. Examples include Big Saturday Night, the 2009 GSN Game Show Awards, and the reality show "Naturally Stoned" which followed Chuck Woolery around. 

I just have to touch on the same-sex couple on the Newlywed Game. On October 13, George Takei and Brad Altman played a celebrity version of the show for charity and won $10,000 for the Japanese American National Museum.

My opinion about gay marriage or civil unions means nothing here. What this is about is a major network using the game show to promote a specific political agenda. This is not new. For the past two years, Wheel of Fortune has had a "Going Green" week with "eco-friendly" prizes and ways to combat global warming. Last year, The Price is Right had an Earth Day edition where Ed Begley Jr. lectured the audience while giving out Electric Cars and more environmentally friendly prizes.

Finally, I have a review of Head Games(SCIENCE CHANNEL). Greg Proops hosts this Whoopi Goldberg produced show where three contestants answer science questions based on video clips. Each round consists of three video clip questions and then a lightning round based on the details of the video clips. No cash is lost for a wrong answer. After three rounds, the top two contestants move on to the bonus round.

In the bonus round "Under The Microscope" the "lens" moves to a group of three scientific figures and the two have to guess which of the three figures it is. They lose cash if they guess wrong. The one with the most cash wins.

This is another competent game show to partner with "Catch It, Keep It." And like "Catch", this begs for a kids version to be produced. The biggest problem here is not the questions, it's Proops. He is miscast here. He seems too smarmy and dirty for the material presented.

Block Party Quick Hits Time:

--The cast of "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" visits Catch-21.

--TVbythenumbers.com reports that Top Chef Masters gets renewed for Season 2.

--Lance and Keri went from being eliminated this week on the Amazing Race to married.

--New SYTYCD judge Adam Shankman is producing next year's Oscar Ceremony on ABC.

--Realitywanted.com posts a casting notice for a new show called "Honey Please." for players in the NYC area. 

--In international news, Toma Cero (Hit The Zero) gets a renewal in Spain for Season 2, Italian format the Guillotine goes into Poland and may come to the US, the Apprentice will get a launch in India next year.

--Some of the Celebrity Apprentice 3 cast members have leaked. One of which is Rod Blagojevich whose appearance was cleared by a judge this week. Taping has started on the third edition this week here in NYC.

--Jillian Michaels of the Biggest Loser gets her own spinoff show called "Losing It With Jillian".

--Kelly Osbourne is on the injured list at DWTS. And there is an iPhone App for the show.

--Jeff and Jordan of Big Brother 11 are now a couple.

--Fox Reality Channel goes bye bye as of March 31, 2010.

--Perfect 10 is now casting.

--In another cool charity moment, Drew Carey donates $50,000 to the Daily Bread Food Bank as long as his soccer team the Seattle Sounders beat the Kansas City Wizards, according to Robert Peters, associate director for the Daily Bread Food Bank. But it has been reported that Carey would likely donate the money regardless of the outcome. The South Florida Food Bank's warehouse was damaged due to a fire that destroyed 93,000 pounds of food earlier this month.

--Richard Hatch is now a free man.

--Legendary Poker Player Doyle Brunson just went all-in against the new slate of poker game shows. On his blog he said,  “No disrespect intended, but these poker shows are awful. Full Tilt’s ‘Face the Ace’ and Poker Stars ‘Million Dollar Challenge’ are so bad, it’s embarrassing. There is no skill involved in either show and I can’t imagine getting an audience that will watch the shows.

--Chris Knight hosts a lottery show "Make Me Rich! in Michigan.

--Tyler MacNiven, winner of Amazing Race 9, starts a blog about the hidden treasures of San Francisco.

--Jake Pavelka is the new Bachelor.

--Al Martino and Capt Lou Albano passed away.

--Heidi Klum gives birth to a baby girl, Lou Samolo Samuel

--Bob Eubanks will host the final episode of Season 2 of the Newlywed Game.

--America's Got Talent is auditioning for Season 5

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