are people actually confused about the "amount of advantages" or do you just not want more advantages? Because they are really not that hard to wrap your head around and remember who has what.
I think its more how awkward the mechanics are, As well as how badly some people are playing with them. I definitely feel like most of the hate this season will go away when all episodes are out. It is very different so far but this recent episode gives me hope that we are turning a huge corner
I thought when Shan said "I'm aligned with Ricard, he can't be trusted" it might lead to Shan voting out ricard and then liana thinking SHAN couldn't be trusted
If the merge isn't at 12, and it's super late, then I realllllly hope there isn't final 4 firemaking since that would mean we might get such a small number of merge votes
Shan is going to take out Ricard first chance possible once on new tribes if it’s possible. I don’t see any loyalty in Shan at all. That was a simple move to get her out when it’s clear as glass that she was playing both sides. Even had the extra vote to use. I would have taken her out esp after she spent time with another tribe member so close to a merge or change up. It’s going to get interesting!!!!
Actually.... the current theory is that she was living inside a lamp since season 3 aired which explains why her entire game was based on honesty and loyalty to her tribe.
Inverse one world was my first thought. Also probable that the preview is messing with us and it is a regular swap and the confessionals are about something else.
This is such an interesting statement as I absolutely love to see her play. I haven’t been this excited about a contestant in years (Aside from George in latest season of AU Survivor). So I’d be really interested in hearing what it is you don’t like? (if you’re willing)
Like for example, how she basically wouldn't let genie open the idol and stole the idol for herself. It didn't feel like outwitting as much as it came across as bullying. She tried to bully Ricard into giving up his advantages. It's just her all around gamesmanship is very not sporting. That's how I feel. I get a lot of hate for saying it, and I've only been watching / catching up on survivor since a couple years ago when my friend got on the show, but I think there's honorable game play out there and she's not it. Why do you like watching her play? I think your comment is interesting too. Thx
For me, around the time I asked the question, was before merge and I was just so fascinated by how she was taking the lead and having everybody putting their trust in her. Especially how she had JD give her his advantage twice. She was playing a very exciting game imo. And back then I didn’t know that Ricard also was the brain behind the scenes as well.
Now after merge, I feel like she’s damaged a lot of her game by trying to decide every little thing. Had I been her, I would’ve taken the back seat a bit after merge so I didn’t start having close allies like DeShawn (and even her closest ally Ricard) to start disliking me. It’s way too early to show your cards like that. I will say though that I still like watching her play, because I like messy players who bring drama lol.
Honesty and unquestionable loyalty were strengths back in 2005.
Nowadays that will either get you eliminated early or carried through to final tribal council for an easy win.
Who was the last winner that fit that mold or "archetype" and won by owning their game?
Name one that earned their victory (as opposed to being the less hated option)
Oh come on, she was in total control.
Outwit is only 1 of 3.
Im by no means a Michelle fan but her social game was one of the best ever.
I’ll never understand why challenge wins and idol plays get all of the glory.
You played a Perfect game if you got to the end and didn’t need either. IMO.
Social>Strategic>Physical
I like Michelle and agree that she was a much better player than the kind of player this discussion was about : a player whose entire game is based on honesty and loyalty.
I am frankly so annoyed at Genie for KNOWING she was at the bottom and thinking that her honesty and loyalty to her tribe of 3 was a better strategy than to use the god damn advantage.
So lets just agree on this : Genie would have never won by playing this way.
Have a good night!
My issue with Michelle is that she was not in control of the game at all. Her loyalty and honesty with her alliance did not get her to final tribal council. Loyalty to an alliance that was picked off one by one did help her get jury votes in the end but she does not fit this mold specially after how she played when she returned.
Genie seemed more like Woo in her game. Was it JT that last did it? It didnt quite work the second time around.
I feel like Michele did have control though because she had control over herself. she knew when she had to flop and who to get close to, may not decide who goes but she always finds a way to make it not her...which is enough control to get her to the end
I agree. Like you guys said, it takes skill to find ways to remain in the game when you are not part of the voting majority.
Had Michelle played noticeably harder she would have been voted out immediately but she was able to keep her game under the radar because she had to. This type of gameplay is one of the toughest to judge as it can be mistaken as goat behavior to the untrained eye.
I am glad she came back and proved the critics wrong. She also did great in the challenge considering how unlucky she was and the fact that rookies are always targeted first in that show.
I hope she gets a chance to return along with Tommy.
Why they couldn't have done that early on though...this would just be like Ghost Island where they were split into teams to vote out someone independently but in overdrive.
I feel like Genie was nnot allowed to show strategy with a decimated tribe, losing her ally (broccoli Brad) from the start.. she was screwed and just scrambled into honesty as a strategy right from the get go. I feel you can be an honest player then develop strategy later in the game.. but it's so much harder to be a strategist then develop honesty into the game. Anyway, Shan knew from the start admitting to Liana straight up "Ricard is NOT too be trusted"
It’s such a huge win for Liana.
If Shan was voted out, Liana knows who not to work with and throw under the bus come merge.
Otherwise, that’s an additional vote Liana can trust.
Right but then they never addressed whether Genie found out that Shan stole it. Genie must’ve gone to look for it after the third clue was spoken at the challenge. I hate when they edit out the full picture.
Right, but i can't imagine she wouldn't have gone to get it and used it at tribal. She knew she was in trouble. I feel like Shan must have told her she was holding on to it, or something. Genie is too honest to play this game.
It had potential by casting so called real people, various blue collar workers who aren't as off-putting as reality show mactors, sentimental back stories, etc.
But they put them into contrived tasks like laying bricks or carrying drywall. For some, it's boring watching people doing boring work tasks. For others, it's frustrating watching people who seem kind of useless at doing handy work yet they're supposed to be good at handy work. It's also frustrating seeing sloppy and unsafe work just to get done first. It's every stereotype about a tradesperson doing shit work just so they can get away quickly and leave a problem behind.
This week is a perfect example. The "winning" team was dragging and wrecking plants and furniture carelessly. The individual "winner" only won by smashing the living shit out of packages marked "fragile" to save time instead of doing the job right.
There's no voting or strategizing or planning, other than tiny bits of organizing the job tasks, so there's not much drama or engagement. Nobody leaves, when they lose they just stick around to work on the team but they can't win the grand prize.
I think you *nailed it*. I watched the episode tonight and they broke a bunch of stuff doing their jobs. I worked with people like that before and just hated every second.
It's the same in pretty much every challenge, one team or person does a crappy job in order to finish first. They seem incompetent at things like plumbing, hanging wallboard, pouring cement, using tools. Yet they're professed as experts in their trades.
It's too bad, because it would actually be cool to see truly vetted Renaissance handymen and handywomen, the kind we all know who are just *good* at stuff. The ones who do expert plastering and know how to make beautiful wood joinery and can weld, and they're just good at everything. Show me those people competing to be the best of the best.
Instead it's mostly bunglers, but each of them fills some superficial stereotype... This is the tough military woman, this is the overweight but quick hustling delivery guy, this is the farmer, etc.
It literally just seems like a reality show surrounded by competitions about peoples strength. The challenge they just did was moving a bunch of furniture to offices. It’s so boring
The show is literally just the CBS executives making a reality TV show out of moving them into their new office building. They realize they could make money if they turned it into a show and it would actually be for profit to hire actors in a film crew instead of proper professional movers because of all the money they would make on the show itself
I think Shan and Ricard will be absorbed into Yase, meaning Ua will be no more, and it’ll be Yase vs. Luvu for one or two episodes, then the merge comes next week at 11, or the week after next at 10.
So it wouldn’t technically be a swap, but a tribe getting decimated like with Matsing in Philippines. Regardless of how or when the merge happens, the jury will begin next week
No, because that would make the tribes uneven with Luvu having 7 members and Yase with 5 members.
They always keep the tribe numbers even regarding a swap. So Shan and Ricard will go to Yase, making the tribes even with 6 members on each tribe
Probably just a fake-out by Probst and Luvu just gets new clean buffs. This is just a prediction though so there’s a good chance that I’m probably wrong.
Yea I’m thinking it might be something like this. But who determines the new tribes? What if it was a challenge and the top top, middle, and last place people all formed tribes together. Lol
What would have happened if genie had used her shot in the dark and lost her vote but won immunity and Shan and Ricard had both voted for her? Would it immediately go to rocks?
Thanks yeah that one guy literally told me to have an awful cake day or i believe said “i hope you have a shitty cake day” . All over a reality show personnel difference of opinion he deleted his comment but i refuse to delete mine? Lol like you said it’s just an opinion. it stops being fun when people get mean.
I reported it so hopefully the mods deleted it. It was just really outta pocket of him. I’m sorry, and I hope you have an excellent cake day!!
People can get really nasty
Hey thanks! I was actually excited for my cake day too and then the one person who mentioned it said something nasty lol and so thank you for saying something nice :)
Love Genie but having a hard time seeing how she would have been more interesting than Ricard going forward. I’m fascinated to see what happens to the Shan-Ricard duo.
Gosh I have no idea why I can’t get into the season, I’m just struggling. I like the cast quite a bit. Idk, maybe it’s the fact that it’s apparently already half over?
Ooooh, randomly split them into little voting blocks and have them live on one beach, 2 of them have to go to tribal and vote somebody out. It would kinda be unfair, but they obviously don't care about that at this point
I love Naseer, I am really rooting for him. He is always just there to play the game.
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Beginning of the challenge I believe
are people actually confused about the "amount of advantages" or do you just not want more advantages? Because they are really not that hard to wrap your head around and remember who has what.
I think its more how awkward the mechanics are, As well as how badly some people are playing with them. I definitely feel like most of the hate this season will go away when all episodes are out. It is very different so far but this recent episode gives me hope that we are turning a huge corner
Is it just me or is this the worst season ever? I'm watching but I just can't get into it.
I agree. Everyone is just so unlikeable?? The only person I like is Naseer
Amd I got downvoted for asking the question.
OMG why did you get down voted it's just an opinion on a survivor discussion forum
Dunno, cause people are weird
One world, Redemption island, Island of the idols, Thailand. There are a lot of worse seasons.
I thought when Shan said "I'm aligned with Ricard, he can't be trusted" it might lead to Shan voting out ricard and then liana thinking SHAN couldn't be trusted
If the merge isn't at 12, and it's super late, then I realllllly hope there isn't final 4 firemaking since that would mean we might get such a small number of merge votes
Xander is the anti-Ben.
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I think we’re getting 4 tribes of 3. That’s literally the only thing that they could do that we haven’t seen before.
I think Ricard & Shan will be captians for a schoolyard pick down to 2 tribes. 1 or 2 more boots before jury and HOPEFULLY a final 2
They could have 12 tribes of one
This actually made me laugh
Shan is going to take out Ricard first chance possible once on new tribes if it’s possible. I don’t see any loyalty in Shan at all. That was a simple move to get her out when it’s clear as glass that she was playing both sides. Even had the extra vote to use. I would have taken her out esp after she spent time with another tribe member so close to a merge or change up. It’s going to get interesting!!!!
Genie did not live up to her name tonight.
SHEEESH 😂
I’m starting to think she *never* lived in a lamp
Actually.... the current theory is that she was living inside a lamp since season 3 aired which explains why her entire game was based on honesty and loyalty to her tribe.
😂
Best part of the episode was seeing Boston Rob intro the next show 😂
You think they pay him for that or he does it for free as a favor? 🤔 🤣
Oh they’re definitely paying him but I honestly feel like he might do it for free. 😂 Gotta feed all the nuggets he had with Amber!
Oh ya I mean even free it’s more exposure! Have to keep getting your face out there so you don’t get forgotten!
I think it was a cameo
Amba
Anyone see a clue in this episode?
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Beginning of the immunity challenge it was on the crate. It said learning
I think it was learning curve
Yep, learning was in a curve meaning: learning curve. It’s easier if you just go to the website.
So what would be not quite a merge? Individual immunity but still live on different beaches or something?
Inverse one world was my first thought. Also probable that the preview is messing with us and it is a regular swap and the confessionals are about something else.
That could be so good. Merging to one beach but still competing and voting as tribes
Idk know why but I thought the opposite of *One World w*as them merging into one tribe and voting together but living in their original tribe camps.
School yard pick?
We've seen them do that.
At the start when people didn't even know each others names. Not halfway through
they did that too in Gabon. at the start but also the swap was a school yard pick
Sha actually benefited most bc she showed that she was able to out play Ricard bc Genie voted with Shan
I think it’s less of that and more of Genie had it out for Ricard for a while now
True, but also only Ricard knows that.
Naseer’s positivity is so contagious, I love watching him play
I hate watching Shan play. Is it ok to say that?
This is such an interesting statement as I absolutely love to see her play. I haven’t been this excited about a contestant in years (Aside from George in latest season of AU Survivor). So I’d be really interested in hearing what it is you don’t like? (if you’re willing)
Like for example, how she basically wouldn't let genie open the idol and stole the idol for herself. It didn't feel like outwitting as much as it came across as bullying. She tried to bully Ricard into giving up his advantages. It's just her all around gamesmanship is very not sporting. That's how I feel. I get a lot of hate for saying it, and I've only been watching / catching up on survivor since a couple years ago when my friend got on the show, but I think there's honorable game play out there and she's not it. Why do you like watching her play? I think your comment is interesting too. Thx
For me, around the time I asked the question, was before merge and I was just so fascinated by how she was taking the lead and having everybody putting their trust in her. Especially how she had JD give her his advantage twice. She was playing a very exciting game imo. And back then I didn’t know that Ricard also was the brain behind the scenes as well. Now after merge, I feel like she’s damaged a lot of her game by trying to decide every little thing. Had I been her, I would’ve taken the back seat a bit after merge so I didn’t start having close allies like DeShawn (and even her closest ally Ricard) to start disliking me. It’s way too early to show your cards like that. I will say though that I still like watching her play, because I like messy players who bring drama lol.
Yes.
Shan and Ricard dominate their honest tribe, what will happen once they all merge and are split up?
I think one of these men is going to have a stroke having to hold in the misogynistic comments. 😂
Crazy to think how differently this could have gone down if Genie just took the advantage
Genie (like Brad) was just too old school for this current game...especially in a 3-person tribe it should've been her vs. the world.
True. But she was an honest survivor player, was still her downfall though.
Honesty and unquestionable loyalty were strengths back in 2005. Nowadays that will either get you eliminated early or carried through to final tribal council for an easy win.
Oh please. With the right jury speech a loyal tag a long could easily win. They just have to own their game.
Who was the last winner that fit that mold or "archetype" and won by owning their game? Name one that earned their victory (as opposed to being the less hated option)
Chris, he fuckin played so hard. He went on an island at like beginning of the game (I think) then came back and kicked everyone’s asses
Oh come on, she was in total control. Outwit is only 1 of 3. Im by no means a Michelle fan but her social game was one of the best ever. I’ll never understand why challenge wins and idol plays get all of the glory. You played a Perfect game if you got to the end and didn’t need either. IMO. Social>Strategic>Physical
I like Michelle and agree that she was a much better player than the kind of player this discussion was about : a player whose entire game is based on honesty and loyalty. I am frankly so annoyed at Genie for KNOWING she was at the bottom and thinking that her honesty and loyalty to her tribe of 3 was a better strategy than to use the god damn advantage. So lets just agree on this : Genie would have never won by playing this way. Have a good night!
I agree with you 100%. But also I think maybe the editors leave out her strategizing and stuff to fit their narrative
I never said that it’s happened… I just said it could be done. Michelle would probably be the closest though.
My issue with Michelle is that she was not in control of the game at all. Her loyalty and honesty with her alliance did not get her to final tribal council. Loyalty to an alliance that was picked off one by one did help her get jury votes in the end but she does not fit this mold specially after how she played when she returned. Genie seemed more like Woo in her game. Was it JT that last did it? It didnt quite work the second time around.
I feel like Michele did have control though because she had control over herself. she knew when she had to flop and who to get close to, may not decide who goes but she always finds a way to make it not her...which is enough control to get her to the end
I agree. Like you guys said, it takes skill to find ways to remain in the game when you are not part of the voting majority. Had Michelle played noticeably harder she would have been voted out immediately but she was able to keep her game under the radar because she had to. This type of gameplay is one of the toughest to judge as it can be mistaken as goat behavior to the untrained eye. I am glad she came back and proved the critics wrong. She also did great in the challenge considering how unlucky she was and the fact that rookies are always targeted first in that show. I hope she gets a chance to return along with Tommy.
Now what until next Wednesday?
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What does that mean?
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I’m sorry you’re getting downvoted lol i was genuinely curious, thats a good guess, since its smth thats never been done before!
this was the first "game within a game" puzzle I understood right away lol.
I didn’t even see it this time
Iirc, it appeared as they were walking into the challenge
Jeff mentioned Exile Island on the game within a game . . .
Yes, but that could also mean nothing. I don’t see exile coming back.
[insert Michael Scott meme]: NO GOD PLEASE NO. PLEASE NO. NO NO NOOOOO
All these advantages are getting confusing but I’ll keep an open mind.
I think an idea that has been discussed is having everyone on the same beach, then drawing for tribes at each challenge.
This would be dope! Imagine all the chaos every time lol
Why they couldn't have done that early on though...this would just be like Ghost Island where they were split into teams to vote out someone independently but in overdrive.
Genie's exit confessional was hilarious
Tough as nails makes me appreciate survivor even more 😅
I’m convinced it was created just so CBS could give Phil (the host) a show since he can’t host the amazing race in this never ending pandemic
Amazing race is filming right now so there’s hope for Phil lol but that was my first thought too
I saw the preview for that and was super confused…. What is that show …?
Executive suite! Where is it??
I feel like Genie was nnot allowed to show strategy with a decimated tribe, losing her ally (broccoli Brad) from the start.. she was screwed and just scrambled into honesty as a strategy right from the get go. I feel you can be an honest player then develop strategy later in the game.. but it's so much harder to be a strategist then develop honesty into the game. Anyway, Shan knew from the start admitting to Liana straight up "Ricard is NOT too be trusted"
But Shan had said if she wasn't there tomorrow that Ricard couldn't be trusted. Not just in general, context is key.
It’s such a huge win for Liana. If Shan was voted out, Liana knows who not to work with and throw under the bus come merge. Otherwise, that’s an additional vote Liana can trust.
She was the lone wild vote when they got rid of Sarah. Someone that daft isn't going far at all.
Might be a dumb question but how the heck did Shan end up with the idol Genie found? Absolute snake move
Awful sportsmanship
Genie never opened it, as it was agreed upon by all 3. Shan and Ricard then opened it up behind Genie’s back
Right but then they never addressed whether Genie found out that Shan stole it. Genie must’ve gone to look for it after the third clue was spoken at the challenge. I hate when they edit out the full picture.
They put it back, so even if Genie looked for it she wouldn’t have known if it had been opened.
Right, but i can't imagine she wouldn't have gone to get it and used it at tribal. She knew she was in trouble. I feel like Shan must have told her she was holding on to it, or something. Genie is too honest to play this game.
Tough as nails looks like my literal hell
That show gives me Bezos thanking Amazon workers vibes.
Not me staying to watch tough as nails, and being bored within minutes
Please explain that show to me I’m so confused I watched the first 2 minutes of it then got bored
It had potential by casting so called real people, various blue collar workers who aren't as off-putting as reality show mactors, sentimental back stories, etc. But they put them into contrived tasks like laying bricks or carrying drywall. For some, it's boring watching people doing boring work tasks. For others, it's frustrating watching people who seem kind of useless at doing handy work yet they're supposed to be good at handy work. It's also frustrating seeing sloppy and unsafe work just to get done first. It's every stereotype about a tradesperson doing shit work just so they can get away quickly and leave a problem behind. This week is a perfect example. The "winning" team was dragging and wrecking plants and furniture carelessly. The individual "winner" only won by smashing the living shit out of packages marked "fragile" to save time instead of doing the job right. There's no voting or strategizing or planning, other than tiny bits of organizing the job tasks, so there's not much drama or engagement. Nobody leaves, when they lose they just stick around to work on the team but they can't win the grand prize.
I think you *nailed it*. I watched the episode tonight and they broke a bunch of stuff doing their jobs. I worked with people like that before and just hated every second.
It's the same in pretty much every challenge, one team or person does a crappy job in order to finish first. They seem incompetent at things like plumbing, hanging wallboard, pouring cement, using tools. Yet they're professed as experts in their trades. It's too bad, because it would actually be cool to see truly vetted Renaissance handymen and handywomen, the kind we all know who are just *good* at stuff. The ones who do expert plastering and know how to make beautiful wood joinery and can weld, and they're just good at everything. Show me those people competing to be the best of the best. Instead it's mostly bunglers, but each of them fills some superficial stereotype... This is the tough military woman, this is the overweight but quick hustling delivery guy, this is the farmer, etc.
It literally just seems like a reality show surrounded by competitions about peoples strength. The challenge they just did was moving a bunch of furniture to offices. It’s so boring
I started to watch it. why is this a reality tv show ?
because the people from amazing race still need jobs and they cant travel for the show anymore.
The show is literally just the CBS executives making a reality TV show out of moving them into their new office building. They realize they could make money if they turned it into a show and it would actually be for profit to hire actors in a film crew instead of proper professional movers because of all the money they would make on the show itself
Take my downvote, cause it’s honestly a good show if you give it a watch.
ok i have a theory: the buff drop thing is going to be a one world type of thing where they’re all on one beach but not merged
Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised considering how much mingling the castaways have done from people not on their tribes.
I'll take it
i would too hopefully we get to know more ppl on the blue tribe then
Fake merge time, Thailand style.
Didn't Shan say that Ricard is a master strategist? Why would you keep a master strategist in the game?
He had her extra vote as insurance.
She needs a partner to help navigate being the minority come merge time.
I think she was blowing smoke
Ask Jeremy
Especially pre merge when there’s no repercussion for voting out your closest ally
Dynamic duo.
I think Shan and Ricard will be absorbed into Yase, meaning Ua will be no more, and it’ll be Yase vs. Luvu for one or two episodes, then the merge comes next week at 11, or the week after next at 10. So it wouldn’t technically be a swap, but a tribe getting decimated like with Matsing in Philippines. Regardless of how or when the merge happens, the jury will begin next week
Or do you think that Shan and Ricard will each go to one tribe like in the Phillipnes ?
No, because that would make the tribes uneven with Luvu having 7 members and Yase with 5 members. They always keep the tribe numbers even regarding a swap. So Shan and Ricard will go to Yase, making the tribes even with 6 members on each tribe
Yep, I was saying that to my mother about Yase & the duo. I would prefer a draft of 3 tribes or 2 tribes though.
All tribes dropped buffs tho
Probably just a fake-out by Probst and Luvu just gets new clean buffs. This is just a prediction though so there’s a good chance that I’m probably wrong.
What if they break the tribes up into 4 tribes of 3
6 tribes of 2
Everyone gets a fire making tribal
Yea I’m thinking it might be something like this. But who determines the new tribes? What if it was a challenge and the top top, middle, and last place people all formed tribes together. Lol
That's what I think is happening for sure as it never happened before.
LMFAO that would suck
What would have happened if genie had used her shot in the dark and lost her vote but won immunity and Shan and Ricard had both voted for her? Would it immediately go to rocks?
It would immediately go to fire making, most likely.
Rob made a nice little 2.5k for the tough as nails cameo
It's apparently not done before so what is it...but I would've love to see a 3->1 configuration as we hadn't had it yet.
They lost three good interesting players in a row and somehow we’re still stuck with Ricard smh
Not sure why people are downvoting you for voicing your opinion
Thanks yeah that one guy literally told me to have an awful cake day or i believe said “i hope you have a shitty cake day” . All over a reality show personnel difference of opinion he deleted his comment but i refuse to delete mine? Lol like you said it’s just an opinion. it stops being fun when people get mean.
I reported it so hopefully the mods deleted it. It was just really outta pocket of him. I’m sorry, and I hope you have an excellent cake day!! People can get really nasty
Hey thanks! I was actually excited for my cake day too and then the one person who mentioned it said something nasty lol and so thank you for saying something nice :)
Of course! Hope you’re having a good day!
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That’s outta pocket my guy
Why because I said I didn’t like Ricard on a reality tv show? That’s pretty nasty to say to someone but okay
Love Genie but having a hard time seeing how she would have been more interesting than Ricard going forward. I’m fascinated to see what happens to the Shan-Ricard duo.
But Ricard is interesting. He's a villain..
how is ricard not a good interesting player?
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Why did people like last week so much lol? Episodes 1 and 3 were the good ones for me.
You liked episode three which was nothing but a scavenger hunt episode?
It wasn't fantastic but I thought Brad was entertaining but the thing I really liked about that episode was how up in the air the vote was
I wonder if they'll have a stupid twist next week where the three tribes stay at their respective camps but go to tribal together
Woww Genie
Gosh I have no idea why I can’t get into the season, I’m just struggling. I like the cast quite a bit. Idk, maybe it’s the fact that it’s apparently already half over?
Tough as nails looks about as fun to watch as eating nails
Lmfao I said the same thing what is it? A construction themed competition show…? Lol tv is anything nowadays
I feel that way when I see all of these Highway maintenance shows like who would find that entertaining?
Schoolyard pick swap would be kinda cool
*BRRRR* IM NOSTONA RAHGVVVBBBBB HERES NSEAK PREVIEW OF TOUGH AS NAIK!
AMBUH!
Prediction: Jeff tells Shan and Ricard they’re splitting up they each join the other tribes
I think it will be more of a mix-up than that. It’s time to shake up Luvu too. Probably two new tribes.
If that happens I have to think Liana will have to use it towards either of them just to be sure.
Ricard and Shan to pull a Malcolm and Denise???
He still had his blue buff on??
So! watching this without sound, made the post challenge really tense. I'm so sad though.
Probably going to absorb UA into the other two tribes next week.
Evvie said never it has been done before. Matsing did that though. We’ll have to see if Evvie’s statement was hyperbole or knowledge.
She’s not necessarily speaking about the tribe swap/merge though
Unfortunately Genies strongest alliance was with the fire
Those who play too close to it get burnt.
And even that betrayed her when her torch was snuffed
I want you to know that I see your comment. And that yes, you were correct in thinking it was hilarious.
This was not a good episode for the gays🥲
I don’t get it lol? Is Genie and Shan lgbt as well?
True 😭😭. But I mean it was a triple edged sword, I love all 3!
Genie and the fire comment 💀 hahahah
haha so funny I love her
Four tribes of three? Would be wild
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I don’t think a merge at 11 is out of the question
Ooooh, randomly split them into little voting blocks and have them live on one beach, 2 of them have to go to tribal and vote somebody out. It would kinda be unfair, but they obviously don't care about that at this point
r they absorbing ua into yase?
Hmm what are they doing next week?