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Comments (21)Why, why, why do they not vote out Rob???? What the h&ll is wrong with them? Vote Rob then Parvati. I truly don't understand why they don't. I thought the same thing about worthless Sandra. For the love, please get rid of her!!!!! Our family selections have been made. Randy (DH) --- Tony Nick (son) --- Sarah Amanda (daughter) --- Wendell Nick (son in law) --- Tyson Kathy (me) --- Nick What was funny is we didn't realize till after the immunity challenge that all our people are on the same tribe. Ok, who else is gonna jump in and make their prediction for the winner?...See MoreSurvivor tonight -- two hours!
Comments (11)From what Jeff Probst has said, this season it will be very different. Normally, Survivor has always been 39 days. Because of Covid and needing to quarantine everyone ahead of time, etc., it's down to 28 (or is it 26?) days. The tribes will not be given any food - no rice, etc. And if a team loses at the immunity challenge, they not only will go to Tribal Council and lose a tribe member, the tribe will lose their flint until the next challenge....See More11/3 Survivor tonight!
Comments (9)It's an interesting idea. I guess to keep long time Survivor fans watching, they have to come up with different concepts. Surely the others knew that the person sent solo to the island for 2 days would be offered some kind of benefit, but wouldn't imagine the exact deal. If she decides to turn back time, I think we're in for some drama!...See MoreDon't forget Survivor tonight
Comments (13)Gargamel wrote, "I’ve come to the conclusion that I like the 39 day format much more than the condensed 26 day format." Then sushipup2 responded, "Gargamel, no, there are still the number of hours of the shows aired, regardless of the 26 or 39 day format." Yes, sushipup2, the number of hours aired on tv remains the same, but I agree with Gargamel that the pace of the development of the show is much faster. There used to be a Tribal Council every three days, now it's every day. We would see what happens when the tribes get tree mail, and there were the days between Tribal Councils when the tribes would have a whole day at camp to search for idols and plot and scheme with other tribe members....See More- 10 months ago
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