Continuing on in our look back at 2010, below is a wall of this blog’s animated gifs that moved us…and themselves.
The last we saw of Kyle on Tool Academy 3, he was dragging Jennavecia to the limo as she hurled threats at Dayna. He left the show with his voice drowned out by Jennavecia, as it was for the entire show. But in his words he’s “just not a big talker.” Here Kyle talks about why he’s with Jennavecia, how he handled the other Tools in the house, and why he doesn’t speak up more often.
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Why was Dayna at the center of so much drama in the Tool Academy 3 house, when every partner said she was one of their favorites? “I’m seriously the type of girl that, if I have a problem with what you’re doing or if there’s something on my mind, I want you to know about it. I don’t care how it’s gonna end up,” Dayna explains. More often than not, it ended with a fight. Dayna, like her boyfriend Angelo, always showed her emotions, which is partly why it was a surprise when they lost to Jacob and Christie. Here she talks about breaking up with Angelo, why she ended up in so many confrontations, and her definition of “bedazzled.”
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You totally did this after you saw who won Tool Academy 3, didn’t you? Good thing you kept the computer!
The last Tools remaining on Tool Academy 3 were probably the least likely finalists: Angelo had his STD comment, and Jacob promised Jennavecia’s boyfriend Kyle that he would beat him like a dog, among some of his other threats to his housemates. But Jacob showed remarkable late-game growth, and Trina took note. Below Jacob talks about what he learned from Tool Academy, why he fought with Jennavecia and Angelo, and when he started yelling “boom shakalaka.”
Check out this clip from Sunday’s finale (premiering at 9/8c) of Tool Academy 3 , in which the remaining Tools in the running for the $100,000 ruminate on their experience at the Academy. Two more clips from the finale are below…
According to Jennavecia, Tool Academy 3 taught her nothing: “I listened, but the therapies were boring and a lot of things that were talked about were so irrelevant, and that’s it pretty much,” she says. “Sorry, but that’s how I really feel.” She’s not really sorry, but she’s not really right either: Tool Academy made Jennavecia less eager to talk about her housemates and to cause trouble. She doesn’t have something nice to say about them, but she’s gotten better at saying nothing at all, or at least saying less. Below Jennavecia talks about her relationship, her former housemates, and why crying doesn’t change anything.
Only three couples left on Tool Academy 3! But maybe it’s time to ask, what kind of school only has one graduate a year?
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When Cheron broke up with Courtney, it was obvious that Cheron had mentally ended things weeks before — leaving in the limo was just tying up loose ends. So while Courtney is still grieving over their breakup (as she explained in our interview with her), Cheron was happy to talk with us about her new boyfriend, supporting the other partners in the house, and how Tool Academy helps you end a relationship, as well as save one.
As half of Tool Academy‘s first lesbian couple and one of two female Tools, Courtney had a unique, and — as you can see from this interview — sometimes conflicted view on how the other Tools treated their female roommates. But overall her attention was fixed on her damaged relationship with Cheron, which ended with her elimination this week. In this interview Courtney talks about the end of her relationship, relating to her roommates, and why Tools love twins.
