Here is the analysis: Rich Eisen explains: "First of all, I do wish to make it clear that none of my money was either spent or lost in the process of making Fujiko Mine a part of this contest. My wife would probably kill me, and thus, you'd never get to see me hosting Sportscenter again. Next, why can't the animators of my ultimate employer, The Disney Company, draw women like Fujiko Mine? Why do they have to draw one universally dimensioned woman and try to pass her off as Cinderella, Belle, The Little Mermaid, and, yes, even with a couple of modifications to the eyes and skin color, Pochahontas or Mulan? Why not someone like Fujiko? Don't these people know that breasts sell??? The owners of every Hooters restaurant in the United States couldn't be wrong, don't ya think? Well, kudos to the judges for making Fujiko Mine an integral part of this contest and including her in the Top 20, even though I understand she happened to extort money from one of the judges..."

Stuart Scott explains: "I would also like to say that I neither spent nor lost money to Fujiko Mine. The fine payroll department at The Disney Company makes sure all of us at ESPN have direct deposit so that none of the funds we earn are lost in transit...that and my wife would probably kill me, too, if she found out some of my cash was missing because of this contest. Anyway, my man Rich forgot to even give phat props to such a woman with immense mammaries who is able to extort anything she wants with them. Some women can make men do things like not let them watch Sportscenter for instance. With Fujiko Mine, you pay a hefty price. Either you give up the goods, or a lot of times it means you give up your life. Then again, those women who can make their men give up Sportscenter might as well have asked their men for their lives, given it is their lives entirely, but I won't speak too harshly of those men who only live to watch Sportscenter, 'cause without them, I don't have a job! Anyway, the judges made a good decision to let themselves get conned...that is...make an impartial judgment in placing Fujiko Mine in the Top 20."