Thanks, but I'm talking about the official scene release. They normally drop around midnight Central time. I don't know what happened tonight. I guess I'll just get it tomorrow. I want that 720p mkv file
These People VOLUNTEERED to do 60 days in Jail: Official 60 Days In Thread
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I can't wait until next week seeing Robert trying stay in segregationlast episode was aight
isaiah is low key fukking up getting close to treshawn, he may be street but he's not built for jail beef which he could easily get dragged into now
barbra is so softthis bytch really broke down because they took that girls shyt
you can tell she doesn't have many friends
zac probably gonna find his way in the new pod tbh, he the most thorough mf in the show
robert faking sick not to go back to gen pop
jeff is a hoe and for his own sake its good he left, the extortion would have continued and probably gotten worse
I don't even know how he still getting paid not doing any work in the pods 
the contract shoulda said u don't get paid unless you in general population
Rigamortus
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I can't wait until next week seeing Robert trying stay in segregation
I think all that junk food gave him bubble guts
Dog Based Gremlin
Veteran
Jeff just ruined it for alot of "wimpy fat guys" in America. He proudly lived up to the stereotype of being scared and pussified
He signed up for this, and had months to train and he couldnt survive a week
Im not sayin I could even survived a day but come on man, he went in there like a deeer in the headlights
Im disappointed
He signed up for this, and had months to train and he couldnt survive a week
Im not sayin I could even survived a day but come on man, he went in there like a deeer in the headlights
Im disappointed
THIS SHOW IS THE DEFINITION OF fukkERY BREHS
KEEP IT COMING A & E
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
KEEP IT COMING A & EWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Jeff
damn i feel bad for Zac and Zay, they finally had friends
Treshawn face when Zay was sayin nikkas was annoyin
he off top one of them nikkas you dont know whether he cool or not til he go off on you
Mayrum do be gettin on my nerves too tho she swear she a like got damn celebrity
Barbra got that life lesson, these nikkas aint yo friends in there but you gonna have to get ova that baby girl
Robert still a damn fool
Dirty Diaundre building a rep
this nikka really the muscle 
his angry face when he walked out of the cell after the fight got me ROLLIN !!!
damn i feel bad for Zac and Zay, they finally had friends
Treshawn face when Zay was sayin nikkas was annoyin
he off top one of them nikkas you dont know whether he cool or not til he go off on youMayrum do be gettin on my nerves too tho
she swear she a like got damn celebrity Barbra got that life lesson, these nikkas aint yo friends in there but you gonna have to get ova that baby girl
Robert still a damn fool
Dirty Diaundre building a rep
this nikka really the muscle his angry face when he walked out of the cell after the fight got me ROLLIN !!!
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Jeff
damn i feel bad for Zac and Zay, they finally had friends
Treshawn face when Zay was sayin nikkas was annoyin
Mayrum do be gettin on my nerves too tho
Barbra got that life lesson, these nikkas aint yo friends in there but you gonna have to get ova that baby girl
Robert still a damn fool
Dirty Diaundre building a rep
D POD MUSCLE
BE A GIANT GAY ENFORCER WITH ALOPECIA BREHS
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Jeff just ruined it for alot of "wimpy fat guys" in America. He proudly lived up to the stereotype of being scared and pussified
He signed up for this, and had months to train and he couldnt survive a week
Im not sayin I could even survived a day but come on man, he went in there like a deeer in the headlights
Im disappointed
Dude wants to be a CO too... Either he would find a way to build up his aggression and fukk with inmates or he'd be the CO that all the inmates use to bring shyt in for them. That guy was awful. Then when he gets hit, he stands up and turns his back to the guy. That guy was never going to make it.
Should be fun with Robert going back into general population, with the added bonus of him having to get acquainted with new inmates. I'm looking forward to that, and also seeing how Zac acclimates to D Pod.
The way Jeff jumped off his bed with his head down n arms swinging wildly was fukkin hilarious!! It looked like he was fighting off a swarm of bees
This shyt funny as hell Coz it's like real prison.
Barbra wyling like inmates supposed to just state at the ladies shyt.
Zac really getting close with the wolfs.wjy he call him annoying doe ahaha.
Deaundre with them lazy punches was funny as hell.
Ahh man the show got too much fukkry
Barbra wyling like inmates supposed to just state at the ladies shyt.
Zac really getting close with the wolfs.wjy he call him annoying doe ahaha.
Deaundre with them lazy punches was funny as hell.
Ahh man the show got too much fukkry
and the old man yelling "stop! he might have kids!
" as if those slow motion punches was hurting anybody
Dog Based Gremlin
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’60 Days In’ is really just ‘The Real World’ – 7 strangers, 1 (big) house
A&E’s newest prison-based docu-series “60 Days In” puts seven everyday people in an unpredictable adventure, much like MTV’s long-running reality series “The Real World.” The latter’s intro teases viewers to “find out what happens when people stop being polite and start getting real” — and it occurs more than ever when the randomly picked civilians spend two months behind bars undercover.
Interestingly enough, each cast member shows similar traits in both scenarios. There is Mr.Popular
, the complete weirdo, the hothead, the mediator, the follower, the one that everyone makes fun of and the dull introvert.
See how the strangers from MTV’s past “Real World” seasons compare with this seasons participants in A&E’s “60 Days In” below:
Mr. Popular
Mr. Popular is running the show. Everyone acknowledges him, and he’s got friends galore. Zac automatically fit in with the inmates when he went into the program. The same goes for Johnny Bananas, who has been the cool guy in school for his season of “The Real World” and every challenge competition he’s done on MTV.
The Hot Head
This person is easily triggered when it comes to pretty much anything. The smallest things annoy them to the point of being involved into a physical altercation. The rule of all Hot Heads is that they are always isolated from the group. CT doesn’t have any true friends and Tami identifies herself a a lone wolf.
The Complete Lunatic
Ty of “The Real World: DC” goes down in history as one of the worst MTV contestants in the history of the franchise. Everyone wanted to punch him in the face, and an inmate stated that he wanted to do that exact thing to Robert. These types of reality stars glide around with an air of arrogance, which make them extremely unlikable.
The Follower
Going with the flow is second nature to this person in social settings. Barbra decides to fit in with the rest of the girls in F-Pod, even if it means getting out of her comfort zone. MTV vet Paula is the same way. They make the best of their time by following the leaders.
The Punching Bag
When “The Real World” returned to Las Vegas, it introduced the incredibly square Michael. He is probably the opposite of Mr. Popular. Jeff is definitely the unpopular one in his pod. This person has little to no respect when placed in a social setting and is often being taken advantage of my his supposed “friends.”
The Extremely Dull One
Isaiah and all of “The Real World: St. Thomas” can be put into this category of being incredibly dull. This person is basically absent during the entire journey. Isaiah hasn’t made an effort to make any friends here, while “The Real World: St. Thomas” cast is not memorable in the least.
The Mediator
Maryum is the happy go lucky person who most of the people in her pod get along with. She calms the women down from “beating the brakes” of the other women and helps them plan out their life after prison. As for LeRoy of “The Real World: Las Vegas” and “The Challenge,” what’s not to love? No one has a problem with them because they have been a friend to everyone.
I highly disagree that Maryum is holding a candle to Leroy's greatness
A&E’s newest prison-based docu-series “60 Days In” puts seven everyday people in an unpredictable adventure, much like MTV’s long-running reality series “The Real World.” The latter’s intro teases viewers to “find out what happens when people stop being polite and start getting real” — and it occurs more than ever when the randomly picked civilians spend two months behind bars undercover.
Interestingly enough, each cast member shows similar traits in both scenarios. There is Mr.Popular
, the complete weirdo, the hothead, the mediator, the follower, the one that everyone makes fun of and the dull introvert.See how the strangers from MTV’s past “Real World” seasons compare with this seasons participants in A&E’s “60 Days In” below:
Mr. Popular
Mr. Popular is running the show. Everyone acknowledges him, and he’s got friends galore. Zac automatically fit in with the inmates when he went into the program. The same goes for Johnny Bananas, who has been the cool guy in school for his season of “The Real World” and every challenge competition he’s done on MTV.
The Hot Head
This person is easily triggered when it comes to pretty much anything. The smallest things annoy them to the point of being involved into a physical altercation. The rule of all Hot Heads is that they are always isolated from the group. CT doesn’t have any true friends and Tami identifies herself a a lone wolf.
The Complete Lunatic
Ty of “The Real World: DC” goes down in history as one of the worst MTV contestants in the history of the franchise. Everyone wanted to punch him in the face, and an inmate stated that he wanted to do that exact thing to Robert. These types of reality stars glide around with an air of arrogance, which make them extremely unlikable.
The Follower
Going with the flow is second nature to this person in social settings. Barbra decides to fit in with the rest of the girls in F-Pod, even if it means getting out of her comfort zone. MTV vet Paula is the same way. They make the best of their time by following the leaders.
The Punching Bag
When “The Real World” returned to Las Vegas, it introduced the incredibly square Michael. He is probably the opposite of Mr. Popular. Jeff is definitely the unpopular one in his pod. This person has little to no respect when placed in a social setting and is often being taken advantage of my his supposed “friends.”
The Extremely Dull One
Isaiah and all of “The Real World: St. Thomas” can be put into this category of being incredibly dull. This person is basically absent during the entire journey. Isaiah hasn’t made an effort to make any friends here, while “The Real World: St. Thomas” cast is not memorable in the least.
The Mediator
Maryum is the happy go lucky person who most of the people in her pod get along with. She calms the women down from “beating the brakes” of the other women and helps them plan out their life after prison. As for LeRoy of “The Real World: Las Vegas” and “The Challenge,” what’s not to love? No one has a problem with them because they have been a friend to everyone.
I highly disagree that Maryum is holding a candle to Leroy's greatness
Loool the old man was Killin me.and the old man yelling "stop! he might have kids!
But the way Deaundre walked out like d lo Brown.
cornercommission2k12
so this were u dudes went
"Robert your going to have to go back to Gen pop"
Robert went from
to 
in the same interview
Robert went from
to in the same interview 
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Barbra getting upset over something so silly had me did the girl that left even care about that shyt
Deandre promotion to a goon
considering what Deandre is in for him being the head goon is even more 
did the girl that left even care about that shyt Deandre promotion to a goon
considering what Deandre is in for him being the head goon is even more