In last night's edition of I Love New York 2, Tiffany Pollard made a pair of cuts, while actually bringing back a previously booted contestant.

First to go was It, a Long Island City, NY native. Also, Midget Mac - a four-foot tall single father of two from Florida - were shown the door.

No major shocks there.

But Pollard then brought back Buddha, a model and personal trainer from Miami, who had been disqualified during the previous episode for a physical altercation with Tailor Made.

Guess that means New York wants someone who will fight for love.

During the I Love New York 2 elimination ceremony last night, Tifffany Pollard said she was tired of making decisions based on violence and not on her heart.

She rattles on about how she admires Mr. Wise for not beating the crap out of Tailor Made. Pollard then turns her attention to Tailor Made and says that spitting on someone is the worst thing you can ever do.

Pollard makes him apologize to Mr. Wise, but it's not accepted.

After all this, somehow, New York doesn't eliminate Tailor Made! She dumps 20 Pack because he's interested in taking baby steps to love, and she only has a little bit of time to fall in love.

Well, sure. Who wants to take time to get to know someone and make sure he is right for you? This is ridiculous.

On the latest episode of I Love New York 2, Tiffany Pollard had a pair of difficult choices to make.

In the end, Cheezy - a Cherry Hill, NJ wax museum employee - and Man Man - an East Hazel Crest, IL-native - were both sent packing.

"New York's going to wish she kept me around," said Man Man following his ouster.  "She's going to be begging me to come back."

For her part, New York said Cheezy was a "very sweet guy," adding she just doesn't see him the way she hoped she would. She also revealed Man Man was being eliminated because he didn't make enough of an effort to prove he was there for her.

"I'm feeling a little bummed," said Cheezy.  "Hey, she's missing out on the big Cheese!"

Forget Brad Womack and The Bachelor.

Here's a look at Tiffany Pollard and last night's edition of I Love New York 2. In it, we got to know Midget Mac pretty well (pictured, below), while Pollard sent a suitor packing.

Who was it? Read out I Love New York recap right now and find out.

We guess you could consider this an I Love New York 2 spoiler: We don't know who Tiffany Pollard chooses to be her man once this reality show sequel is finished, but we do know she's quite happy with the eventual selection.

"I am not going to let this man slip away and he doesn't want to let me go, either," she said in a recent interview with The New York Daily News.

Certainly sounds as though Pollard found the love she was looking for on the second installment of I Love New York, the Flavor Love follow-up that premiered last night on VH1.

Pollard said she's "so happy and in love" with the man who, we assume, does indeed have love for New York. A whole lot of love when compared with Tango, the selection from the first show that dumped Tiffany during their on-air reunion.

"I can't stand Tango," Pollard said. "I haven't spoken to him since the reunion show and just, oh God, I feel like I have a bone to pick with him. "I still get so angry, even when I talk about him in interviews, I get so mad. It was just terrible what he did."

When the starlet comes down, though, she changes the topic and says that acting is still a dream.

"My fans can expect to see me again," she said. "There's always a possibility."

The October 8, 2007 issue of InTouch Magazine had this fun full-page promo for I Love New York 2.

Check out Tiffany Pollard in it:

Here's a photo of Tiffany Pollard and her suitors for I Love New York 2.

Yes, that guy in the front row is smaller than the rest. His name? Midget Mac.

VH1 has announced I Love New York's second season will premiere on Monday, October 8 at 9PM ET/PT.

Looks like Tiffany Pollard is ready, doesn't it?

He broke the heart of Tiffany Pollard on national TV.

Now, Tango sits down and talks about his reality television experience with AOL. Here are some highlights:

What made you want to try out for a show like I Love New York. Was it because you were trying to help your rap career or did you actually find New York attractive?
Honestly, they kind of found me. I turned them down three times up until I did the show. To this very day, I wish I could tell you why they wanted me to do the show that bad but the casting director really wanted me to do it. My final decision why I did it was because I knew I had no business on the show and I was kind of curious. I wanted to see if a guy like me could go on a show like this and win. I don't promote my music or anything like that on the show. Curiosity got to me. Not even New York herself, I was just really curious about the show.

How would you describe yourself?
I'm an activist of all things. I gotta be honest - I'm a take a stand type of person. Another part of me jumping into the reality TV world was the opportunity to put a strong African-American on television in a situation where they don't usually depict us. We are usually comedians and we are doing something very, very silly. I wanted to kind of bring a different element. I'm the type of guy that likes to go against the grain. I like to push the limit.

What was the relationship like off camera between you and the other guys in the house?
The vast majority of the guys got along with me great. Ninety percent of the guys I'm good with. Onix, Rico, of course Mr. Boston. You have the guys that I don't get along with and that was the realist part of the show that people don't understand. The realist part of the show was the relationship between the guys. If you saw they didn't like me, they didn't like me in real life.

Do you feel by going on I Love New York that you are portraying the wrong image to other young black males out there?
I think I'm one of the first people to go on a show like this and say absolutely not. From my fans that write me and leave me messages saying they didn't expect to see a guy act this way or portray yourself the way you were portrayed. There was no way you could have edited how I tried to place myself. I didn't want to be the angry black guy on television. My top question I get is "Why didn't you beat this guy up?" I tell them, simply because someone is watching. I have a mother, I have a grandmother, I got nephews and nieces and I want them to know that you don't have to fall into that category.

How much of I Love New York is real and how much is scripted?
Man, that's really hard to say. People use the word "scripted" as if parts were drawn out. In actuality, the only thing that was scripted was the setting. The only scripted part of the show was the house and the 19 guys going for one girl . To be honest with you, this cast, the guys I was with, that was very, very real. If I had to give a percentage, that show was 85 percent real. This is going to sound arrogant and I can only speak for myself but I was probably the realist part of the show. I'm just a normal guy. I'm not an actor. Ninety percent of the guys on the show were actors. They sent a casting tape. I don't have a casting tape.

On a scale of 1-10, what were you intentions on ever marrying New York?
Before the reunion, on a scale from 1-10, I am going to say a four. Make sure you understand this, the interesting thing about it is that was probably the only sole time on the show where I took leave of my senses and I did something that I knew really wasn't for. I wasn't standing by what I was doing at that point. Forget influence by production. I did it pretty much because I was making a statement. I used marriage to make a statement. Not only did I win, but I really, really won. I kind of used marriage as a pawn and I am totally against that. That's the only time I did something that I really regret. Borderline four, closer to a three.

I Love New York 2 - You Cast It! premieres this Thursday at 10:00 PM on VH1.

The show will include New York/Tiffany Pollard, of course, along with several other Flavor of Love girls speaking their minds.

These loose women will be deciding on the suitors for New York in the show's second season - and we're excited to report that one of them may be a wild-haired former American Idol contestant.

Indeed, folks, TMZ has learned that Pollard has attracted what appears to be exiled Idol Sanjaya Malakar as one of her hopeful suitors.

Contestants who want to be on the new season are asked to set up a profile and send in a video explaining why they are the man for the job. While we're unable to confirm if the real Sanjaya sent in the video, take a look at the grainy image for yourself.

It's hard to duplicate that hair, isn't it? Stay tuned for more!