11/5 Survivor and TAR
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Comments (11)The current watchword is paranoia. Or just because you're paranoid doesn't meant they're not out to get you. :) Yeah they got the right person out. The one thing that can not be tolerated and worked with is instability. Obnoxious, lying, backstabbing, yes. That becomes a big ol' game of B---S---, and same as with cards, it's about reading people and working people. With someone like Kass, however, who can be quiet and subtle or totally unpredictable, it's like playing with a handful of sand. Ciara (sp?) for all that Andrew thought she was dangerous, is so completely transparent, she's not that much of a threat. She went frontal assault with her whoppers, rather than dropping bits and pieces for others to pick up. I would have loved to see someone like Kass win, just because it would have been a hoot, but I don't blame them for booting her. She didn't learn her lesson. It's not just feeling trustworthy. It's making everyone else believe you're trustworthy. In a game of deception....See More"Drop your Buffs" Survivor 3/11
Comments (14)Hopefully safe to talk about who got voted out - I was sad to see BR go! But I have to say, I thought his "rule" of not talking to anyone really wasn't going to go over well. I think Sophie said it felt like he was babysitting them. These are all winners - no one is just going to keep blindly following him till they hand him the $2m prize! My stupid HULU dvr recording kept blanking out on me. I thought I missed the very end where they show the player arriving at the Edge of Extinction island - but the recap said they didn't show any of it. I am looking forward to seeing Rob & Amber's reunion. The whole Wendell & Michelle thing was interesting but I thought most of this show was rather boring. Didn't care for that challenge at all....See MoreSurvivor 5/11/22
Comments (9)It sure has changed over the years. It doesn’t matter how well you play if you can get snuffed out by chance. One of the things I used to love was all the different places in the world, it used to be held…but time changes I guess. To me it’s now like going to a summer camp with the same property every time . That tribal was one of the best ever. I wonder if Omar will get to the end....See More5/14 survivor and TAR
Comments (6)I wasnt sure sho was going to get the ax last night, but of all who were left, I thought he was most likely to go. On another note, I watched the last half hour of Celebrity Jeopardy and all three contestants missed Final Jeopardy, but I got it right! Yay, me....See More- 9 months ago
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