In Survivor, one can play a so called perfect game if they meet these requirements: 1- they have made it to the final tribal council as a finalist, 2- not a single vote has been cast against them over the entire game, and 3- they win the game unanimously. To date, only two people, JT and Cochran, have accomplished this feat. I will compare their perfect games to see which one, if any, played a better game. I will keep this simply to facts and leave opinions out of it. It could end up as a tie. We'll see. Hopefully I can put a table into this.
What JT did | What John Cochran did | Who wins the point |
faced a jury of seven | faced a jury of eight | Cochran |
did perfect game first, before anyone else | was the second person to play a perfect game | JT |
did a perfect game the first time he played the game | did a perfect game the second time he played the game | JT |
was in a final two | was in a final three | Cochran |
was on a season with 16 contestants | was on a season with 20 contestants | Cochran |
won the Sprint player of the season award | did not win the Sprint player of the season award | JT |
did not have an advantage at the final immunity challenge | had an advantage at the final immunity challenge | JT |
was on the minority tribe for the first part of the game | was on the majority tribe for the first part of the game | JT |
his tribe was best post merge | his tribe was mostly bad post merge (the second incarnation, at least) | Cochran |
voted for everyone on the jury minus two | voted for everyone on the jury minus one | Cochran |
had four members of his tribe make the merge | had eight members of his original tribe and five members of his swapped tribe make the merge | JT |
did not have to outlast a returning player | had to outlast an entire tribe of returning players, excluding himself of course | Cochran |
didn't do as well the other time he played | did pretty good the other time he played, playing more days | Cochran |
barely had any votes the other time he played | had a lot of votes the other time he played | JT |
I can't think of what else to include. Maybe I was making responses out of nothing. But I guess that it's a tie. JT and Cochran played the same quality of perfect game, even though they had different ways of doing it. Who knows? Maybe JT and Cochran can be a one returnee per tribe season and battle it out over the perfect game. But who knows what will happen. I hope that you like this, even though it seems pretty strange.
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