Don't forget Survivor tonight 4/5
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Don't forget! Survivor is 2 episodes tonight!
Comments (14)Finally watched the 2nd half last night. I was glad to see the Godfather get blind sided... always like a good blindside! lol I think the remaining casts are a lot better physically matched now that the big guys are all out. Gabby bugs me - always crying over something stupid. Carl didn't talk to me wah wah wah. There's Christian comforting her and making sure she is ok. And the previews showing she wants to get him out? OMG! That made me so mad! What a traitor. I always like when a STRONG player wins - the ones who ride coattails and get to the end make me so mad. Gabby would be one of those. I hope her plan gets back to Christian and backfires on her!...See MoreDon't forget Survivor tonight
Comments (23)"So, after they come back from Idol Island, are they not allowed to tell the group they have met Rob and Sandra?" It's up to the player to decide what to reveal. This is discussed in one of the articles that last week's recap links to. It's interesting, to me, that both women who have been to Idol Island have told a story about there being urns. Those women are from different tribes, so they certainly haven't had a chance to discuss and agree that the second woman would say the same thing the first woman had said. I'm curious as to what will happen next week when whomever goes to Idol Island returns to their tribe. Since the next person to go will be from the same tribe as Elizabeth (the first one to go), they may get together and discuss. Then again, though, they probably won't have a chance. But, obviously, the more folks that go, the more everyone will know the truth about meeting with Sandra and Rob....See More10/27 Don't forget Survivor tonight
Comments (11)Heather is kind of useless, definitely not a threat. Tiffany is a conniver. I want her to go. So if she smashes the hour glass, the one groupmwill love her but the other will hate her. Either way she ends up with possible allies and definite enemies. I guess Im missing something....See MoreDon't forget Survivor tonight!
Comments (16)Edited later, that's Noelle, I had her name wrong. ha ha.....I was thinking....my name and I can't remember their names?! 🤣 I kept saying, when Noelle was struggling on that challenge...how unfair THAT challenge was! Then the next challenge didn't use "legs" and Noelle didn't win....and THAT challenge was fair. 🤧So sad to see her go....and so deserving of a million dollars. Where's Sia? Where's Ponderosa? Those were the good ole dazs........See More- 3 years ago
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