This week, we watched as the guys became epicurious and tried exotic new foods under the careful tutillage of Ted Allen. In the end, however, Fonzworth dismissed D-Boy for not having enough swagger in his step. But once we saw him in his own digs, it didn’t seem like D-Boy’s confidence was lacking. Here’s what else we learned about the former G’s to Gent from his post-show update.
+ His wife is really, really hot
+ He thinks Fonzworth Bentley is a “beautiful person”
+ He’s still practicing fine dining (3:15, baby!)
+ His house was ripped straight out of a Crate & Barrel catalog
+ He’s gearing up to be the next Will Smith
Can’t get enough D-Boy? Check out his post-show confessional in its entirety or hit him up at IAmOnMTV.com
He fought the good fight, but last night D-Boy’s run on From G’s to Gents came to a crashing halt after he failed to mind his manners, and more importantly, earn the respect of his peers.
In this video clip, Fonzworth gets to the crux of D-Boy’s confidence problem and shares some advice for advancing his swagger in the future…
How does a guy like Fonzworth Bentley becomes such a refined gentleman? Was he born wearing a Sear Sucker Suit, or did someone else show him the way? In the video clip below, the Fonz reveals the origin of his stellar etiquette and explains how it helped him impress the likes of Bill Cosby!
I’ve still got mixed feelings over Shaun’s exit last week, but with he and Kesan out of the running, it’s officially anyone’s game. And the plot thickens when the guys are tested on their table manners. (Which, evidently, entails forcing down mouthfuls of French creepy-crawlies without while trying not to retch). Meanwhile, Cee and D-Boy have it out again, with each accusing the other one of lying. We’d care, except by this point we know the truth: they’re both right.
Anyhow, take a look at what’s in store for the G’s to Gents and then get away from the computer and head straight for a nice restaurant. (Preferably the kind where they refill your water glass without waiting for you to ask and serve anything other than snails).
Did Fonzworth get it wrong on last night’s From G’s to Gents elimination? (No, not with Stan, that one was practically a given). I’m talking about the part where Mr. Bentley dissed and dismissed Shaun after learning that he’d blackballed himself in order to save his teammates. Here’s what the G’s to Gents host had to say during elimination:
“You’re the martyr of the club, is that what you’re saying? I think you could exercise, moving forward, a little more humilty. Cause, now you’re packing up your bags, voting for yourself, it’s kinda like saying ‘I’m good, I don’t need anything else here.’”
In fact, I was totally with Shaun — until he held up his sports jacket on the way out and said: “Please, one of you wear this coat with pride.” Um, melodramatic much? I’m all for chivalry, but after seeing that showy little maneuver (coupled with his equally over-the-top final confessional) I actually ended up thinking Fonzworth’s instincts were correct.
+ Meanwhile, what do you guys say? Did Shaun take himself out of the running for purely unselfish reasons? Or was he just trying to go down in reality tv history as the martyr of the house?
After narrowing it down to Stan and D-Boy on last night’s From G’s to Gents, Fonzworth ultimately told Stan that his membership had been denied. And while that wasn’t shocking in and of itself, what was surprising were the choice comments Stan made in his final confessional. Here’s what he had to say on his way out the door:
“Guess I have to explore other avenues on how to get $100,000…and keep my clothes on. [But] I’m not taking that swing down from above my bed. Or the whips and gags, all that stuff stays.”
Congratulations, Stan! Your stripping may have earned you a Lexus and a Range Rover, but your verbal diarrhea has officially earned you the “Creepiest Exit Ever” award.
Time sure flies when you’re watching a bunch of gangstas try to learn manners. We’re down to half the guys we started with at the beginning of From G’s to Gents, and this marks a turning point: after tonight’s episode, the remaining men really start to take this shiz seriously. Show’s no no joke anymore — they’ve actually got a shot at straightening out their trainwrecky lives (not to mention winning a cash prize that could pay off some steep debts).
Here with a mid-season update on who’s left and what’s in store, your favorite fashionable male, Fonzworth Bentley…
Where, oh where, has our little (baby-faced) Kesan gone? Well, for starters, he caught a flight home to Atlanta, where the G’s to Gents alum been focusing on his music. Check out Kesan’s video update and find out how the show impacted his life (a lot!) and who he keeps in touch with from the show (besides his anger management coach!)
Then tune in tonight for another drama-filled episode of From G’s to Gents where the guys get tested on their artistic sensibilities…and their attitudes towards the ladies.
Oh, Cee. Just when we think you’re finally turning things around (Look, Ma! No hair gel!) you go ahead and get yourself into girl-trouble on next week’s From G’s to Gents. And while the self-proclaimed “guido” gets a stern talking-to from a disapproving T-Jones, E6 has trouble seeing the artistic merit of “two men kissing” while Stan the Stripper Man can’t keep his not-so-PC views on women to himself. Anyone else thinking these guys have more baggage than an international airport? Which could mean it’s time for Fonzworth to book another wannabe-Gent on the next flight home…
