If I get an old Survivor
season for Christmas, be on the lookout for posts on Sundays. If I get two old
Survivor seasons for Christmas, then be on the lookout for posts on Sundays and
Fridays. Of course, it is possible that I won’t get anything Survivor related
for Christmas. Just know that after the season finale, I’ll do random posts on
Wednesday unless I have an old season to blog about, which will appear the
other days as already mentioned. I might have to buy it for myself if I don’t
get it for Christmas. We’ll see what happens regarding that front. But enough
of my ramblings.
In the first segment of the
show, the tribe returns after tribal council. Who thought it was better than
their idol play? Ben is the only person with a good idol play yet this season. Everyone
agrees to vote out Ben next. Will they be able to? Ben looks for another idol.
He should at least wait until daytime, right? But he shouldn’t look for it in
the same way. But maybe he doesn’t know that every idol has been found in a
different way thus far.
In the second segment of the
show, we get to the reward challenge which is a pairs challenge. They must want
to see who will have to work with Ben. He is with Ashley. Ryan is with Mike.
This makes Devon and Chrissy the last pair. Mike and Ryan struggle a lot with
the challenge. In the end, they are all pretty much about even in the ring
throwing stage. Devon and Chrissy win. They get to take a person with them and
take Ryan. Ashley thinks that Chrissy clearly controlled the choice and is
surprised in some way for some reason about all of this.
In the third segment of the
show, Mike thinks that they should pander to him since he is in the middle and
people are upset that he went on the reward. Ben tries to get in the middle of
these people. Mike thinks that Ben won’t find an idol because he couldn’t find
one either. But you should never feel sure that you’ll know what will happen
next in Survivor. We then see the people on the reward who want to make a final
three alliance. But who would they use as their fourth vote? Chrissy wants to
get rid of Ashley at some point. Survivor isn’t just knowing what moves to
make, but when to make them too. That is why Ciera got into trouble in Blood
versus Water for flipping a vote too late.
In the fourth segment of the
show, we get to the immunity challenge. They kind of made it obvious in the
challenge set up explanation that they were showing a member of the dream team
and not a person in the game right now. What would happen if the ladder got
stuck on its way down for a contestant? You’d think that they’d have to pause
the challenge to sort it out or it would be unfair. Chrissy wins the challenge
on the same platform she once had trouble at earlier in the game back in the
first episode of the season.
In the fifth segment of the
show, Ben thinks that he’s the target. Still, he looks for an idol and is okay
with everyone talking amongst themselves about who to vote out. If he were
there, it wouldn’t seem like they wouldn’t get rid of him as easily. Chrissy
wants to get rid of Ashley, but if she does this, it could lead to Ben to
finding an idol. Don’t give him more time to do that. Ben finds the clue for an
idol. He knows where the idol is but needs people clear of the camp area. Did
he get it? We don’t know. We are lead to believe that he didn’t get it, but he
might not be the target anyways.
We get to tribal council next.
Did Ashley somehow cause herself to be a target? It seems that five out of the
six players have a final three deal. Things aren’t always as they seem on
Survivor. It is hard to tell what is going on here, but that can be a good
thing. Ben pulls out his idol that is probably real. There is more Russell
Hantz in Ben that I would like. Ben wants people to vote out Mike. Can he play
it before the votes are cast? That has to be against the rules. Ben thinks that
he has succeeded in his mission to cause chaos in the game. But would people
vote for him now? Ashley is voted out. I can’t tell if Ben wasted his idol or
made sure no one voted for him because of it.
On the next Survivor, the
season finale happens. There is a secret advantage yet again. Why? I just don’t
get it. You are going way too overboard on that. Please, don’t ever do a season
again with a secret advantage if you will just use them way too often like
this. You better not be doing the twist where a person gets to vote off a jury
member. That was a monstrosity before and if it happens again, I will be most
annoyed.
Total confessional count:
Chrissy- 29, Ashley- 21, Devon- 25, Ryan- 35, Mike- 22, Ben- 41. New
confessionals this episode: Mike- 2, Ben- 7, Chrissy- 4, Ashley- 2, Devon- 3,
Ryan- 2.
Ashley had two new
confessionals this episode, the same number as Mike and Ryan. Everyone else is
higher with Ben as the highest with seven. As for total confessionals, Ashley
had twenty-one, the lowest of anyone still in the game. Mike is second lowest
with twenty-two. The highest is Ben with forty-one. The second highest is Ryan
with thirty-five. The third highest is Chrissy with twenty-nine.
I have no idea who will win
this. It could be Ryan, Ben, or Chrissy. I don’t think that it will be Devon or
Mike. I kind of like not knowing what will happen sometimes. Just as long as I understand
why things went the way they did, I should be okay with whatever happens next.
Anyways, I’ll be back next week with the finale episode, hopefully soon into
the day if I can do it as early as I’m wanting to. For now, this is Adam
Decker, signing off.
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