McMorris & McMorris is on MTV Canada for episode 4, an episode where we catch the brothers training, lounging, partying and spending time in a Yurt. Confused? Read on.
SPOILER ALERT: The following includes detailed accounts of all the business contained in episode 4, so if you haven't watched it yet, you've been warned.
You knew what a yurt was when this episode started, right? A yurt is a portable, bent dwelling structure traditionally used by nomads in the steppes of Central Asia as their home. Duh. And today, it's the home of Craig McMorris while he trains in Whistler.
Sean Pettit's arrival in the yurt is welcome. According to Craig, he's kind of royalty around here, and he's a very motivated individual as proven by the following line:
Mark and Fergie are wrapping up a week of training at Red Bull Performance Camp when Mark takes an ugly spill. Thankfully he was OK. The silver lining of getting knocked around after a practice week is you have the freedom to just wrap it up and head to whistler for this party. I mean, more training.
Here's the thing. Sean must have just been having a slow week. A master can't be inspired all the time. The man is human. So he spent more time getting bows and arrows and rafts than he did figuring out where the party was going to be? As we see shortly, these things will all come in handy.
We've seen a lot of random snowboarding spots, some messing around and some serious shredding, but watching the brothers train together and push themselves, and especially seeing Craig land a frontside double cork 1080 for the first time? Pretty awesome.
We don’t know, because we’ve never owned a bouncy castle, but it seems like rule #1 of bouncy castle ownership would be – keep an eye on your bouncy castle. If you don’t keep a steady watch on your bouncy castle, it is bound to get “borrowed”.
At this point, Sean has gotten some inspiration. After a hair-raising squeeze by a huge boulder, the boys get stuck in the snowline. Obviously it’s time to call Shin.
Sean’s buddy “the mountain man” knows how to come prepared. He brought some heavy machinery to the snowline to run the partiers and the supplies up the hill and to get out of Craig the best line of the episode: “We were pushin bush and that’s all we did."
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