Let's not forget that Lisa said she was fine. Originally, I thought (according to the teaser trailer) that the crank (or whatever it is/was) hit her, but when we returned from commercial, she had just gotten up and was none the worse for wear. She even said so. The crank-thingy just came off as she was on a downward stoke, and she took a bit of a tumble in the snow. And besides, the camera didn't immediately pan over to her. It stayed fixed, and never moved until one of Lisa's pilot car drivers came over to check on her, so it's not like they stuck the camera in her face or anything like that.
In a message dated 6/17/2009 5:29:00 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, jmb404@frontiernet. net writes:
Hi,
Maybe they did check on her, found out she was okay and decided to film it for the drama? That was my take on it.
Janice in the Grand Canyon of Pa who wishes she had had a slice of pizza!!!!!
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Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 7:25 AM
Subject: [Ice_Road_Truckers] Lisa go BOOM!!!!
It shocked me watching Lisa fall when that strapping rig gave way when she was pulling on it. I dropped my slice of pizza when it happened. And how about someone there helping her up or going to her aid but NNNNOOOOOOOOO! !!!!!! They just stood there watching her fall to the ground and lay there. WHAT A BUNCH OF MORONS!!!!!! !!!!
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