It is interesting to think
that this is the first season where the names of the tribes changed partway
through it. We’ve never seen that before. I don’t know if Exile Island will
return for any more of this season or not. What I do know is that there was some
contestant this season who might have had some sort of controversy with a
social media account of theirs. I forget who it might be. Maybe if I knew of
someone who could shed some light on it, then things would make sense. What was
the controversy? I should look it up somewhere because I don’t know myself.
Last episode mentioned a
contestant as having friends on the other side. There was a song called that
from the movie The Princess and the Frog. I still haven’t seen that movie. I
really should. It is one of the few cell animated movies not to be on VHS. I
wonder if people care that they don’t make cell animated movies anymore.
Anyways, enjoy this song.
Going back to the idol count,
I should point out that Fiji was the first season to have the idol as we know
it today. There were lots of different firsts with it. Yau-Man found it at camp
after learning that it was there in the first place. He kept it and used it to
save himself from elimination. The other camp’s idol was found by Mookie. He
gave it to Alex to play and Alex wasted it when another was successfully voted
out instead. Earl found the last idol of the season and played it by default
when he last could. He did not get rid of any votes this time because of it.
There are still no women in this timeline who have found an idol. That makes
the running tally men: 6, women: 0.
I don’t know offhand if there
are other contestants that might need praying for. I might want to check at
least one of them to make sure that they are good now. But I figured that I
might as well get into all of the missionaries that I support right now. There
are four of them and the one that I’ve been supporting the longest are my aunt
and uncle, Cindy and Steve Schumacher. They are both Survivor fans and have not
seen any season since Cagayan was on. Once they are back here long term, I
might buy them all of the seasons that they missed. What I do know if that they
work in Ghana and if you would like to learn more about them, then click on
this link for more information about them.
There was a comment on an old
blog post in this blog. I might have to go back to the old post to do more of a
proper reply to what they said. It was a while ago that I did the top ten jury
speeches in my mind. But I don’t think that I should have done it because of my
lack of knowledge about such things and the fact that I don’t really remember
as well what all of them were.
I planned to do other jury
based posts, but never wrote them and deleted the ideas since I couldn’t think
of what to say in them. But I will, if I can remember to, that is, reply to
this commenter about what he or she said. I do like the comment even if this
person disagreed in a way. This person was respectful about it, which not
everyone is. But enough of my ramblings.
In the first segment of the
show, Carl is introduced to the tribe. Kara is confused by what happened at the
tribal council and Alec’s betrayal. She has some scrambling to do. Meanwhile,
we see the Tiva camp. Gabby was worried until she saw the sun. And here I was
thinking that Tony and Ziva had a daughter together. Natalie is happy about the
weather that is storming around her. That cements her as a villain. When do
heroes enjoy terrible weather? The weather floods the Tiva camp. People are
evacuated from the island for the first time since season 33.
In the second segment of the
show, we get to the Jabeni tribe after the storm. I wonder if they had to
separate the three tribes in three different areas or if they were put
together. All of the tribe see one disaster after another. But we don’t get
much time back as we get to the reward challenge. The reward this time is
chickens. The second place tribe gets a dozen eggs. The orange tribe wins and
purple tribe winds up second.
Kara wants to turn on her
charm on her tribe after the vote. She tries to bond with Elizabeth but
Elizabeth wants to vote her out. There are arguments over the eggs that Lyrsa
thinks is causing problems. Everyone hates Natalie, it seems.
In the third segment of the
show, Christian wants to be part of the tribe of men. Dan looks for a second
idol. He finds a clue to an idol which is at the challenge. I wonder why they
don’t normally do this. He needs to not be caught doing it. The orange and
green tribes win immunity with the purple tribe just barely losing. I couldn’t
tell for sure if Dan got the idol. I think that he did, but it’s a bit hard to
tell. Lyrsa wants to vote out Natalie, although the odds are against the
Davids.
In the fourth segment of the
show, Natalie wants Nick to be voted out. Angelina wants Lyrsa’s jacket and she
gets Natalie to do the dirty work. Nick learns that Lyrsa is actually the
target. Natalie wants to get Nick’s jacket. Nick wants to get rid of Natalie
and tells Mike about this plan. Mike wants Natalie voted out only he wants to
make sure that Angelina is okay with it first. I still don’t know what’s with
the jacket thing. Angelina questions if they should vote out another Goliath.
But will the vote matter?
In the fifth segment of the show,
we get to tribal council. Angelina wants to stick Goliath strong. But Lyrsa
doesn’t think that this should be the case. Natalie is never the center of
controversy on her tribe. Lyrsa knows how to cook right. Mike has issues with
Natalie. Angelina has had difference with her. All that Natalie is interested
in is jackets. It is someone or the jackets.
Natalie wants help with the
jackets and Angelina was the one who was interested in it. Mike talks about all
of the things that are going on with the vote. She has the last word saying
that she doesn’t want it. Yeah, sure, right, uh-huh. After the votes are cast,
it is Natalie who is thankfully voted out. Angelina asks for her jacket as she
leaves. Natalie keeps it.
On the next Survivor, Mike
doesn’t trust Angelina, enemies become friends, and Elizabeth cannot stand
stupid people. That’s a modern day problem. Nobody can stand them and that’s
how many issues in this world happen because there are far too many stupid
people in them.
Total confessional count: Alison-
3, Dan- 6, Davie- 8, Lyrsa- 5, Mike- 12, Nick- 8, Carl- 5, Natalie- 9, John- 5,
Christian- 13, Kara- 7, Angelina- 9, Alec- 5, Elizabeth- 8, Gabby- 11. New
confessionals this episode: Alec- 1, Elizabeth- 1, Gabby- 2, Alison- 1, Dan- 1,
Davie- 1, Lyrsa- 1, Mike- 2, Nick- 2, Carl- 1, Natalie- 2, John- 0, Christian-
1, Kara- 2, Angelina- 3.
I know that I have missed or
probably missed some confessionals as usual and might have given some to the
wrong people. But I think that you should know that by now. Anyways, Natalie
had two new ones this episode, the same number as Kara, Gabby, Mike, and Nick.
The only person higher than them is Angelina with three. Everyone else is lower
with John as the lowest with zero. As for the total number of confessionals,
Natalie had nine, the same number as Angelina. The people who are higher are
Christian, Gabby, and Mike, with Christian being the highest with thirteen. Everyone
else is lower with Alison as the lowest with three. I’m not sure what else
there is to say so I’ll end this post. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing
off.
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