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 The other stars of “Jersey Shore” are getting fed up with Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino‘s rapidly growing ego. A source said, “The others are all aggravated by him. They can’t bear his ego and that he’s earning so much from deals outside the show. 
 
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 They feared the new season would end up being ‘The Situation Show,’ so they are relieved they’ve all signed again. Expect fireworks, because he thinks he’s invincible. Some of the cast are secretly hoping they can force him to walk out like Angelina Pivarnick did on the first season.” MTV didn’t get back to us. 

 MTV’s reality hit “Jersey Shore” has created a situation, so to speak, for the Garden State, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said today. 
 
 The Republican chief executive said the bawdy reality series is a “negative” for his state because it doesn’t depict the New Jersey he knows. For starters, most of the uber-tanned, hair-gelled stars of the show aren’t even from Jersey. 
 
 “What it does is it takes a bunch of New Yorkers, who are — most of the people on ‘Jersey Shore’ are New Yorkers — takes a bunch of New Yorkers, drops them at the Jersey shore, and tries to make America feel like this is New Jersey,” Christie said on ABC’s “This Week.” 
 
 The second season of “Jersey Shore” begins this week, but Christie urged anyone who wants to get a real taste of his state to book a trip instead of watching the show.
– Jersey Shore is bad for New Jersey, especially because most of its cast are from out-of-state, Gov. Chris Christie told ABC’s This Week. "What it does is it takes a bunch of New Yorkers," Christie complained, "drops them at the Jersey Shore and tries to make America feel like this is New Jersey." Christie said the reality show doesn't show "the real New Jersey" and did his best to give state tourism a boost, the Star-Ledger reports. "We've got another 6 weeks or so of summer left," the governor said. "Come to New Jersey." (He's not the only one who's unhappy: The Shore cast is "aggravated" with The Situation and his huge ego, a source tells the New York Post.) Christie was talking about The Situation et al because of yesterday's NYT profile of Snooki; click here to read Cathy Horyn compare her to a turnip.