It can be hard to believe that
there are this many people still left in the game and the end is coming later
this month. Soon the show will end. It seems like they will have to do more
double episodes or something like that soon in order to catch up. Otherwise,
maybe they will be doing a twist that sees four finalists at the end. I doubt
it and don’t think that I’d want to see it. So either there will be multiple
eliminations in an episode or yet another two hour episode before the season
ends. But enough of my ramblings.
In the first segment of the
show, the minority voted for Tai, I think, as the recap put it. Brad makes it
seem like a mistake. Michaela points out that nothing is solid as the majority
voted out one of their own. Sierra talks about getting the legacy advantage to
Sarah. I’m not sure if Sarah’s long term chances are good or not. She seems to
have a fairly uneven edit, but could possibly win still.
In the second segment of the
show, we get to the reward challenge. Things get instantly emotional when Jeff
says that their family is coming. I do wonder how awkward it would be if a
contestant said they wanted someone only for someone else to come out in their
place. I’m sure that I would like any relative, but some I might want over
others. I do think that these are more emotional than they might need to be.
I’m starting to wonder how short this challenge is going to be. Monica returns
to the island as Brad’s loved one. The competition is a team challenge with
three teams. I lose track of which team wins and they invite two people.
Michaela is not picked by Andrea.
In the third segment of the
show, we get to the reward and what people are talking about regarding the decisions.
I lost track of things for a moment as I prepared supper for myself. At least I
don’t live tweet Survivor anymore. I couldn’t keep up with that. Michaela
prepares to flip. I’m beginning to think that there are too many flippers this
season.
In the fourth segment of the
show, we get to the immunity challenge and it looks like it might be balls to
the wall. Wait, it is a buoy and not a ball. It looks like a larger than usual
ball. It is larger than usual for us, but maybe not for someone like Chuck
Norris. The challenge comes down to between Brad and Tai. People probably don’t
think of someone like Tai as a challenge beast. But he doesn’t win this time.
Brad wins immunity for the first time ever. Michaela talks about potentially
flipping.
In the fifth segment of the
show, we get back to camp and I need to come up with a more creative first
sentence for these paragraphs. Andrea thinks that the vote will be easy. In
Survivor, it is rare that things are ever easy and straightforward. Will Sierra
be voted out? Sarah thinks that she could get the legacy advantage if she does.
While Sarah may be evil, she is good at playing the game. Doesn’t Sarah have
her own advantage already? Does she need to? I hope that Sierra doesn’t will
the advantage to Sarah if Sierra does get voted out. Michaela talks about
making the right decision.
At tribal council, Jeff talks
about the reward and how it might have affected the game. Sierra doesn’t think
that she’s the biggest threat so she talks about how Andrea is one. One shouldn’t
do things like that if you want to advance in the game. Andrea thinks that the
lie is either one way or another. Nobody plays an idol (will one ever get
played?) and the person voted out is Sierra. This makes me wonder if she knows
who flipped or not. Sierra does give the legacy advantage to Sarah.
On the next Survivor, tensions
are high. People are still looking for an idol even though they should all be
found. Are they? I guess that we’ll see. Cirie also has to make a potential
tough decision of some sort. I guess we’ll see what it is later.
Total confessional count: Cirie-
22, Sarah- 24, Troyzan- 8, Sierra- 17, Tai- 16, Andrea- 15, Aubry- 12,
Michaela- 18, Brad- 21. New confessionals this episode: Brad- 2, Cirie- 2,
Sarah- 2, Troyzan- 0, Sierra- 3, Tai- 1, Andrea- 2, Aubry- 0, Michaela- 5.
Well, Worlds Apart has now
been eliminated from this season. Even factoring in all the returning player
seasons before they originally played, only Kaoh Rong still has multiple
players left in the game. That’s if you don’t count the Cambodia rejects of Brad
and Troyzan. As for the confessional count, Sierra had three this episode, only
below Michaela with five. Everyone else is lower with Aubry and Troyzan having
no new ones this episode. In terms of the total count, Sierra had seventeen,
which is below Michaela, Brad, Cirie, and Sarah, with Sarah at the highest with
twenty-four. A lot of the people with the highest count have been voted out
this season. Will it happen again? As for the lowest in total confessional count,
Troyzan is still there at eight. I wonder when he’ll get a new one. There’s not
much else to say besides that. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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