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So what's the real story behind the making of The Surreal Life? Find out, in these exclusive WB interviews with the cast members. Here, they tell you what it was like, what happened and what it's like now. Don't forget to tune in next week for more juicy stuff.
The WB: In the beginning, what stressed you out most?
Tammy: When I walked in, I hated this house! It was all done up in red and white and black and white checks. They had all these blinking lights all over the place. It was very garish! My bedroom was even worse. It was this round bed in a black and white room and I wanted to die! The first thing I wanted to do was figure out how I could sneak my suitcases out of here, but then I realized: Hey, Tammy, live in the moment! When I got my mental attitude right, it's turned out to be the greatest thing that's ever happened.
Ron: At first, I was convinced it was going to be some kind ordeal I would have to survive. I just knew that we would all get on each other's nerves. Our best hope was to resign ourselves to being completely bored. I never thought that we would all leave here in tears. How embarrassing is that?
Traci: When the show started, I was working on another show. It was hard for me. I was really tired and I got here late so I missed the bonding boat. Basically, I arrived with a major attitude. I was evil! I was yelling, I was screaming, I was putting my nose in the air and making fun of everybody.
Rob: This show was a lot harder than I thought it would be. Here you are living with all these people without a television, without a computer, no telephones. We had to learn how to entertain ourselves. We had to cook our own meals. We had to handle everything. It's really tough when you have five cameras rolling in every room!
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