SAV
Well-Known Member
The finale is on Sunday, May 12th. It's a two hour episode followed by a one hour reunion show.
Crap...That's Mother's Day. Not cool at all. I guess I'll have to DVR it all and watch it once everyone goes to bed.
The finale is on Sunday, May 12th. It's a two hour episode followed by a one hour reunion show.
Fixed.Dawn and Sherri are just sway votes at this point. Haven't done anything!major.
Fixed.
I totally agree about Cochran. He & Brenda are my two favorites from this point. Brenda's chances may be slimmer than his due to Andrea planting that seed of uncertainty about her in people's heads. More players may heed her warning about Brenda, seeing her as the likable, strong player & biggest threat if she makes it to the end.
Cochran seems to be doing everything right this season, and seems to have learned from his past mistakes. He's more straight-forward, doesn't make enemies (so far), and is great in the challenges. The same can be said about Erik, but like @SAV mentioned earlier, he just doesn't have the common sense to make strategic choices when it matters the most.
True, but the jury will remember this when it comes time to vote for who deserves the million dollar prize. Keeping a low profile as far as backstabbing & blindsiding goes is a smart route to take, and usually is very rewarding if you make it to the final 3. So far, he seems to be sitting on the right combination to make it to the end: Strong in the challenges, but not so incredibly strong that he gets targeted early. Low profile as far as blindsides go; keeping in cahoots with many who will decide his fate if he makes the final. Works & actually does stuff around camp, but doesn't overkill & hog the spotlight (*cough* Phillip *cough*). He's also not a coat-tail rider such as Dawn & Sherri who are pointblank worthless as they come. The jury will deliberate all these factors come time to make the final vote. If he keeps his game going like he's done all along this season, I wouldn't be surprised to see him win it all (and be forever forgiven for his flip-flop in his last season's appearance).He hasn't orchestrated any blindsides
True, but the jury will remember this when it comes time to vote for who deserves the million dollar prize. Keeping a low profile as far as backstabbing & blindsiding goes is a smart route to take, and usually is very rewarding if you make it to the final 3. So far, he seems to be sitting on the right combination to make it to the end: Strong in the challenges, but not so incredibly strong that he gets targeted early. Low profile as far as blindsides go; keeping in cahoots with many who will decide his fate if he makes the final. Works & actually does stuff around camp, but doesn't overkill & hog the spotlight (*cough* Phillip *cough*). He's also not a coat-tail rider such as Dawn & Sherri who are pointblank worthless as they come. The jury will deliberate all these factors come time to make the final vote. If he keeps his game going like he's done all along this season, I wouldn't be surprised to see him win it all (and be forever forgiven for his flip-flop in his last season's appearance).
Of course, all the qualities I stated above can also easily be said for Brenda & Erik. But Brenda's awesomeness is too out in the open now, and Erik is...well, Erik.
Poor Francesca. Twice now eliminated first by the hand of Phillip.I just don't want Cochran to get blindsided himself. It sounds like it could be a possibility based on the previews at the end of last night's episode.
I wonder how Shamar is doing. Or Francesca. Those are two people who have been forgotten about already.
Poor Francesca. Twice now eliminated first by the hand of Phillip.
I also wonder if Brandon will have any "kind" words for Phillip when they meet at the reunion show on May 12th.
Yep. One more Wednesday night episode next week (5/08), and then the finale & reunion show --2 hours+ -- on Sunday (5/12).And is there still an episode on the 8th? And then there's the finale on the 12th?
^Okay, as exciting as that may sound about the finale approaching, I just realized how utterly sad this is that we're down to only two Survivor nights left.
How long until September?
That's why Survivor has always been my favorite. Even though they recycle a lot of the challenges & other factors from season to season, they always change something around to make it new & add surprises. Some seasons they had Exile Island, other seasons they had Redemption Island, where you have a chance to come back into the game after being voted off. Some seasons start off with the castaways split into two tribes. Other times they are split into four. Sometimes there's only one immunity idol, other times there are two, three++. You never know when they're gonna switch tribes, merge, etc. Some challenges favor players with less weight, others favor those with upper body strength, yet others favor those with in-depth problem solving skills. It's hard to predict anything in this game as far as who goes early and who makes it to the end. More strategy rather than just a specific talent, and that's why I've loved the show all these many years.At least there are two seasons a year. It will be my first full seasons of Survivor soon. I'm proud. I finally ditched American Idol after I've been disappointed and hoping it would change for the past season or two.
There was a rumor floating that this Fall's season of Survivor would be filmed in Tasmania. Then those rumors were quickly extinguished. Other rumors indicated a return to Australia or Cook Islands, but those were only fan speculation. We'll know for certain at the end of next Sunday's reunion show when the location & season name are revealed.I think they're due to try a different kind of location. China was about the only location that was fairly unique. It's either been a tropical island location, or Australia, which is fairly similar are far as the look of the location goes.
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