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The categories in which Points will be awarded to Players / Entrants are as follows: Category Description/Activity Points Earned Crying You score points every time one of your Players cries--tears must be shown to receive points. If someone looks like they are about to cry, it doesn't count. You only get points once for a single occurrence of crying (e.g. If your character begins to cry before the commercial break and continues to cry after the commercial break, this only counts as one instance, even though the same event may be shown several times throughout the episode.) Crying does not count if it occurs during a flashback sequence (See Flashback"). 5 Fighting/ Tantrums You score points every time one of your Players is an active participant in a verbal or physical fight. Being an on-looker when a fight occurs does not count. "Fight" as defined by MTV.com includes screaming, yelling, storming out of a room, hitting, etc. It does not include fights that occur during a Challenge competition-which would fall under the "Foul Play" category. Fighting does not count if it occurs during a flashback sequence (See Flashback"). 10 Hugs and Kisses You score points every time one of your Players is the giver or receiver of a hug or kiss--this includes platonic hugs and friendly kisses (e.g. kisses on the cheek) and it also includes short, neat, lip-touching kisses that are romantic (any kiss that is "sloppy" or is a "french kiss" would fall under the "Making Out/Hooking Up" category). An arm around someone's shoulder does not count as hugging unless the initial contact started with a hug and then phased into a more casual arm around shoulder. 5 Hooking Up/ Making Out You score points every time your Player is a willing participant in major kissing that represents something more than platonic friendship. This includes French kissing, making out, and hard-core smooching. This category also includes any other sexual contact or when more than kissing is implied (e.g. we see a couple getting into bed, smooching and pulling the covers over their heads). Kisses on the cheek don't count in this category (see "Hugs & Kisses"). Hooking Up/Making Out does not count if it occurs during a flashback sequence (See Flashback"). 20 Nudity You will receive points when your Players bare a part of their body that is normally covered up by undergarments--blurring of the picture will occur. 15 Getting Bleeped Every time someone on your team says a curse word in which "bleeping" is required, you will receive points. "Bleeping" occurs when a word is said that violates the FCC or MTV's standards of what's acceptable to say on MTV. 3 Trash-Talking You will receive points every time your Player trash-talks a person or an entire team in a competition sense. (e.g. If they are a Real Worlder, they can trash-talk someone on Real World, Road Rules or the entire Real World or Road Rules team.) Trash-talking only applies ONLY to competition--bad-mouthing, gossiping or talking negatively about someone does not count (See "Gossiping/Bad-Mouthing"). Trash-talking would include things like the following: "Our team is so much stronger than the Road Rules team. We're going to kick their asses!" 5 Gossiping/ Bad-Mouthing Anytime your Player talks negatively about someone else, you receive points. Bad-mouthing can occur when a Player is talking to another Player or when a Player is talking directly to the camera in an interview form. This is a personal attack on someone else. A good rule of thumb to decide if something qualifies as "gossipin/bad-mouthing," is to ask yourself, "Would that person be pissed if they heard someone say this about them?" If the answer is "yes," then it would qualify as "gossiping/bad-mouthing." This would include statements like, "Mike is such a back-stabber. I can't stand him." This category does not include talking badly about someone from another team in a competition sense. For instance, "Timmy is a horrible athlete, he will really suck at any of the challenges." This would be considered "Trash-Talking" because it is regarding competition. Gossiping/Bad-Mouthing counts as seperately if they're in different locations (e.g. If Chris starts Bad-Mouthing Josh while he is sitting on the couch, then the show cuts to an interview clip of Chris bad-mouthing Josh, and then the show cuts back to Chris on the couch continuing to bad-mouth Josh--this would count as 2 instances of "Gossiping/Bad-Mouthing because Chris sitting on the couch counts as one instance and Chris in the interview counts as a seperate instance since they took place at different settings.) 5 Pep Talk Anytime your Player gives a pep talk, you will receive points. A pep talk is defined as a speech or a discussion designed to raise the morale of another person or a group of people. This does not include "rooting" (e.g. "Go, Elka!" does not count as a pep-talk). Points are awarded for the person who gives the pep-talk, not to the receiver of the pep talk. 5 Getting Injured If your Player gets injured at anytime during the show, you receive points. The injury can occur during a Challenge or when they're just hanging around. An injury includes everything from minor bleeding to broken bones or being hospitalized for any reason. 10 Refusal to Participate If your Player refuses to participate in a Challenge competition for any reason, you will receive points. Reasons to refuse participation can range from "religious reasons" to "fear of heights." 15 Flashback A flashback refers to when something that happened on a previous season of Real World, Road Rules or The Real World/Road Rules Challenge is mentioned or a scene from a previous season is shown. You will get points if your Player is the one who mentions something from a previous season or if your Player appears in a flashback from another season. If another Fantasy Point item happens within the flashback (e.g. Crying, Fighting, etc.), you will not receive points for those categories, you will only receive points for the Flashback. 5 Bodily Function You will receive points each time one of your Players does one of the following bodily functions: Vomiting, Farting, Burping, and Spitting. 10 Foul Play Foul Play can only occur during a Challenge competition and includes anytime someone cheats to win or uses physical force in a way that is against the rules of that particular competition. You will receive points every time your Player uses Foul Play. 10 Buzz Word (Bonus Points) Each week, there will be a "buzz word" worth 10 points. The buzz word is a secret word that will be revealed on the Web site the day after the episode airs (Tuesday). If your Player says the buzz word, you will receive points. The word may be said several times throughout the episode and you will receive points each time it is said by your Player. Each week's buzz word will be posted on MTV.com the day after the episode airs (Tuesdays) at around 6:00 p.m. ET. 10 Competition Score Every time there is an official competition (a.k.a. "Challenge"), you will receive the same amount of points that all of your Players combined earn in the Challenge. For instance, if your Players earn a total of 20 points in the on-air Challenge, you will receive 20 points as well. Varies
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