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BY DC CUEVA
We have just had the merriest time of year to end the year that just past us, and for many of you the vibes of the coldest of the four seasons just continues on after the holidays. That includes the nor'easter that blasted through much of the East Coast that extended many school kids' winter break and saw a snowball fight outside the U.S. Capitol building... a far different cry from what happened in that very same place four years earlier. And for this blogger here who had a ball binge-watching last year's action in Paris, he is already feeling anxious and anticipatory for the yuletide blockbuster that is the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan & Cortina, Italy that begins in just over a year from now.
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Pics Courtesy: Dre Media |
The long holiday weekend we are currently in -- and the time that all of us in Challenge Nation have on our side ahead of the next chapter in All-Stars Season 5 at month's end -- will perhaps give a lot of you a chance to sample one esteemed All-Star as he extends his reach to not one, but two shows on two totally different television platforms. But for those seeking something more competitive and more of our liking rather than just people having to play one of those social games inside of a medieval castle (and him also following in the footsteps of three of his distinguished colleagues who made us go wild last year), there's the latest thing from Dre: a first-ever wintertime version of The Caucus Challenge.
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Top: Mike, Jaymes, Kevin, Steven, Zae - Below: Joel, Kam, Clay |
The many iterations of Caucus have seen players play as individuals, teams and pairs dating back to when he started the show many years ago... but over its whole history, three things had never happened until this seventeenth season. First: there was an earlier season of Caucus that only featured players from only one gender competing against each other -- Bad Blood back in 2017 featured only girls... but the guys have never had their chance to compete against each other in their own non co-ed Challenge. For number two, every regular season has been set against the backdrop of either in Dre's backyard or within the Secaucus city limits... but never had Caucus been filmed outside his hometown until Season 16. And because everyone is huddled up indoors by the cold weather from October until springtime (and also by work and school), there's never been a Caucus Challenge filmed in the fall or in the winter.
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L-R: Siva, Koa, Jason, Imere and Nate |
This season's crop of competitors who aim to become leader of the pack are deep and ready to handle the wintertime conditions. Past champions Mike, Joel, Kevin and Jaymes are looking to add to their trophy case... while veterans Zae, Clay, Steven and Kam have played this game before and are hungry to upgrade their membership to the winners' club. And this trip to the Poconos marks the Caucus debut for rookies Imere, Jason, Sivo, Koa and Nate... and in Jason's case, the LRG Survivor alum comes in with a ring on his fingers -- the first married husband to ever compete on Caucus. And if you're scoring at home, Dre is neither the show's host nor competing but seeing it all from behind the scenes -- the first that has ever happened in this universe as TLWL alum Janiece takes over the MC duties.
With a total change of setting, scenery and conditions, this season of Caucus promises to be its most brutal yet... and with alliances, deals and drama taking place even before the first daily challenge takes place, there is sure to be a lot of twists and turns along the road to the final and the $1,000 that awaits the one who survives it all as the ultimate alpha male. See for yourself below...
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