[ SECRET POST #2674 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2674 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

She is there partially for eye candy, yes.

She is not there only for eye candy.

I think the fact that they do often use her for eye candy can and should be criticized, but I think it's kind of unreasonable to discount all of the other things she does on the show because of it.

[(Anonymous)]

Like... paint things?

I don't know. I do think she's the most expendable member of the cast, but that might be colored by a talk I went to with her. Let's just say that no one likes Kari more than Kari likes Kari.

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DA

On a show about science, it makes sense that the artist is the most expendable member of the cast. She makes up for the deficit with tight tops, cleavage, and fanservicey shots of her sucking off balloons. That doesn't reflect well on Mythbusters, but given their large male audience who's in it for explosions and lulz, it's not exactly surprising this is the route they'd choose.

[(Anonymous)]

I thought someone in the previous discussion said she was a kickass mathematician and the main tactical planner in their bits, though? She helped do most of the set-up stuff that wouldn't necessarily be interesting to film, but was necessary for the experiment?