The Real World's Bruno AKA The Hulk

So, we haven't had the blog up long enough to cover this season of Real World: Skeletons properly, but it's been an entertaining season. Last year, with Real World: Ex-plosion, MTV changed the formula for the series. No longer was Real World just about 7-8 strangers living in a house and raging face for weeks on end (the show is struggling, so a change is not surprising). The MTV producers decide that wasn't quite real enough, and that digging up people from the cast's past (their exes and their assorted skeletons, obviously) in order to stir up extra drama. And it has worked to perfection. This season, there's been the usually shenanigans (being drunk all the damned time, hooking up with roommates, etc.). But there have also been estranged siblings, ex-lovers, mortal enemies, no-show fathers and more. All of this is terrifyingly real material. But the most terrifying thing on the entire show is Bruno's rage. Bruno had not spoken to his estranged brother in over two years over an argument...about...I'll just let Bruno explain: