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‘Bad Girls All Star Battle’ Season 2, Episode 5: ‘Sometimes You Have to Play Dirty’

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Bad Girls All Star Battle Season 2 Episode 5 Sometimes You Have to Play Dirty

“Bad Girls All Star Battle” season 2, episode 5 “Sometimes You Have to Play Dirty” premieres tonight on Oxygen.

In this week’s episode, the ladies get up close and personal with male partners in a lusty edition of the Captain’s Challenge. Also, in the Team Challenge, a rough game of flag football separates the floaters from the game’s toughest competitors.

Oxygen describes the show as follows:

“Each week, these memorable femmes will go head-to-head in the Captain’s Challenge, an individual competition earning control over the team and protection from elimination, and a Team Challenge, testing these feisty ladies skills at working together. While the losing team nominates two players to go up for elimination, the winners of the Team Challenge will get immunity, a night out at the club, and will decide which player to boot. Will these notorious ‘Bad Girls’ be able to work together as a team or will they let their egos get the best of them?”

“Bad Girls All Star Battle” season 2, episode 5: “Sometimes You Have to Play Dirty” airs Feb. 4, at 8 p.m. EST,  on Oxygen. Check out the spoiler video below:

 

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